DOH/Addiction Prevention and Recovery is a comprehensive substance abuse treatment facility located on the DC General Health Campus in Washington, DC, dedicated to serving individuals struggling with addiction across all stages of recovery. The facility specializes in providing evidence-based treatment to diverse populations, including people living with HIV/AIDS, pregnant and postpartum women, seniors, and individuals seeking gender-specific care. With its location in the heart of Washington, DC, DOH/Addiction Prevention and Recovery offers accessible, specialized care designed to meet the unique needs of each person walking through its doors.
DOH/Addiction Prevention and Recovery offers a full continuum of evidence-based treatment services to address substance abuse at every stage of recovery. The facility provides detoxification services to help individuals safely manage withdrawal symptoms under medical supervision, as well as medication-assisted treatment (MAT) using methadone and buprenorphine—FDA-approved medications that reduce cravings and support long-term recovery. Outpatient treatment programs allow individuals to receive counseling, therapy, and medical monitoring while maintaining employment, family responsibilities, and community connections. The facility also offers specialized programming for specific populations, including treatment tailored for women, pregnant and postpartum women, seniors, and individuals living with HIV/AIDS, ensuring that care addresses both addiction and co-occurring health conditions with cultural sensitivity and clinical expertise.
DOH/Addiction Prevention and Recovery is committed to removing financial barriers to treatment and works with individuals to identify available payment options and coverage. If you have insurance, the facility can help verify your benefits and explain what your plan covers under mental health and substance use disorder treatment protections. The facility encourages anyone concerned about cost to discuss financial options during the admission process, as treatment affordability should never prevent someone from receiving the care they need and deserve.
If you or a loved one is ready to take the first step toward recovery, call (202) 698-3773 to speak with someone at DOH/Addiction Prevention and Recovery who understands your situation and can answer your questions about available programs. Recovery is possible, and professional support is available right now in Washington, DC to help you or your family member move toward a healthier future.