Provides administration, planning, coordination and evaluation of the publicly funded drug and alcohol service system within the area. Offers referrals and expense assistance for eligible residence. This system ensures that all needs are addressed and a wide array of Drug and Alcohol prevention services has been implemented for all residents of the county.

Helps individials with substance use disorder to access treatment services.

Provides services covering the full continuum of care to the residents of both Luzerne and Wyoming Counties in the areas of prevention, intervention, treatment, and treatment related services.

Provides substance use disorder assessments to determine level and intensity of care needed.

Offers drug and alcohol use disorder prevention, education, treatment, and case management services. Also provides materials, presentations, and technical assistance to Student Assistance Teams in Northampton County school districts by coordinating services for students who may be at risk for alcohol and/or drug abuse.

Offers a range of drug and alcohol use rehabilitation and treatment programs including intensive outpatient services, partial hospitalization programs, medical assisted treatment (MAT), medically monitored residential detox, outpatient services, counseling, telemedicine, and recovery support groups. Also offers programs that address the specific needs of first responders, military veterans, and healthcare professionals.

Provides benefits to receive behavioral health services such as inpatient psychiatric hospital, psychiatric outpatient, partial hospitalization, outpatient drug and alcohol services, family-based mental health services, targeted case management (intensive case management and resource coordination), etc.

Plans, coordinates and administers drug and alcohol services for the tri-county community, especially the un-insured or under insured. Centralized intake service conducts an assessment interview to determine the proper treatment protocol for an Individual based on degree and severity of drug and/or alcohol use, as well as his/her medical, social, family, educational and vocational history. All of the Commission's inpatient and outpatient treatment services are provided through contracts with various providers.

Offers a range of drug and alcohol use rehabilitation and treatment programs including intensive outpatient services, partial hospitalization programs, medical assisted treatment (MAT), medically monitored residential detox, outpatient services, counseling, telemedicine, and recovery support groups. Also offers programs that address the specific needs of first responders, military veterans, and healthcare professionals.

Subsidizes the cost of substance use disorder treatment and services.

Provides assessment, case management, detoxification programs, drug and alcohol counseling (outpatient and intensive outpatient), medication-assisted treatment programs, residential rehabilitation programs (short-term and long-term), and halfway house and recovery house programs.

Provides screening for drug and alcohol use as the first function necessary to meet the client's needs. The main purpose of screening is to evaluate the need for a referral to emergent care setting, including detoxification, prenatal, perinatal, and psychiatric services, and then to motivate and refer the individual for a level of care assessment or other services.

Provides funding for prevention, intervention, and treatment services to all eligible children, adults, and families. Services include detox, inpatient rehab, methadone maintenance, Vivitrol, recovery housing, certified recovery services, a halfway house, outpatient care, case management, a Student Assistance Program (SAP), and free prevention services to all who are struggling with alcohol, tobacco, other substances, and/or problem gambling.

Provides information, referral, and funding assistance to Lebanon County residents seeking drug and alcohol abuse treatment services. All services are confidential.

Provides assessments for those dealing with alcohol, tobacco, and other drug use problems. Helps with referrals to support services and treatment. Contracted services include outpatient counseling, intensive outpatient counseling, partial hospitalization, halfway house, non-hospital detoxification and rehabilitation, hospital-based detoxification and rehabilitation, methadone maintenance and other medication assisted treatment.

Offers a range of drug and alcohol use rehabilitation and treatment programs including intensive outpatient services, partial hospitalization programs, medical assisted treatment (MAT), medically monitored residential detox, outpatient services, counseling, telemedicine, and recovery support groups. Also offers programs that address the specific needs of first responders, military veterans, and healthcare professionals.

Provides Case Coordination Services including evaluation of strengths and needs, goal setting and service planning, linkage with support services, advocacy for individual's rights to services, and services for pregnant women and women with children. All services are confidential.

All substance use disorder services are rendered through contracted SUD treatment service providers and the treatment related service providers. The service providers make arrangements for LCDAC funding assistance for qualified individuals who do not have insurance or the ability to pay for their substance use disorder treatment/treatment-related services. Funding assistance is available for all levels of care (detox, outpatient, intensive outpatient, partial hospitalization, halfway house, residential) as well as the identified treatment related services (case management/care coordination, MAT: methadone, suboxone, vivitrol). Funding assistance may also be available for individuals with a gambling use disorder. Prevention/education programs are available in all 16 school districts

Offer screening assessment and referrals for drug and alcohol treatment services, including outpatient services, partial hospitalization, inpatient rehabilitation, halfway house, and medication assisted treatment.

Provides funding for substance use disorder treatment services for uninsured and underinsured, with priority services for pregnant women, drug abusers, veterans, and overdose survivors. Also offers prevention and education programming within schools and throughout the community, Narcan training and distribution, and options for the safe disposal of unused and unwanted medication.

Drug and Alcohol assessments, drug and alcohol outpatient/Intensive outpatient/Case management services and DUI offender program

The goal of Operation REACH (Relief for Emergency Assistance through Community Help) is to assist veterans who are struggling with substance abuse and/ or co-occurring mental health needs get the help that they need. This initiative will focus on the comprehensive needs of the veteran and delivering services through a holistic approach. Operation REACH will strive to provide intervention support services through a targeted case management model. Veterans and their families will benefit from targeted case management through assistance in coordination with basic necessities. Unlike many programs, characterization of discharge will not serve as eligibility criteria for Operation REACH. Services provided include, but may not be limited too: Mental Health Treatment Services Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Treatment Services

Provides assessments for those dealing with alcohol, tobacco, and other drug use problems. Helps with referrals to support services and treatment. Contracted services include outpatient counseling, intensive outpatient counseling, partial hospitalization, halfway house, non-hospital detoxification and rehabilitation, hospital-based detoxification and rehabilitation, methadone maintenance and other medication assisted treatment.

Provides Case Coordination Services including evaluation of strengths and needs, goal setting and service planning, linkage with support services, advocacy for individual's rights to services, and services for pregnant women and women with children. All services are confidential.

For individuals without insurance funding assistance is available from the Chester County Department of Drug and Alcohol Services. Uninsured individuals must go through one several licensed points of entry of which Gaudenzia is one. Assessment is needed to determine what level of care and intensity of service is necessary. Based on the assessment, a referral will be made to the appropriate treatment program.