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Hartford, CT

Root Center for Advanced Recovery

Root Center for Advanced Recovery is an outpatient clinic in Hartford. It is one of 156 SAMHSA-listed facilities in Connecticut. The helpline can help you learn what it offers.

  • Outpatient
  • Co-Occurring Mental Health
  • 30 days
  • Hablan español

This Hartford clinic treats Connecticut mature individuals facing substance use and co-occurring disorders. Its approach combines both concerns into a single plan of care instead of treating them as separate problems. That matters because the two often reinforce each other, and a plan addressing only one side tends to leave the other unaddressed.

The center describes its work as compassionate and supportive, with treatment shaped around each person's situation. That said, the focus is outpatient care, so it may suit someone who does not need supervision around the clock. If you are not certain that outpatient care is appropriate your needs, then the helpline can help you think it through. Root Center for Advanced Recovery in Hartford is one of 156 SAMHSA-listed facilities in the state.

Root Center for Advanced Recovery

Root Center for Advanced Recovery offers treatment for co-occurring disorders and outpatient care. A typical program runs 30 days. That length is a starting point rather than a fixed rule; the actual plan depends on your needs and how you progress.

Care options cover cognitive behavioral therapy, individual counseling, family therapy, group therapy, and web-based therapy. Counseling for life skills and relapse prevention is offered too, along with trauma-focused therapy and twelve step facilitation. These services sit alongside a twelve step approach at the center. Calling to check availability lets you ask how the 30-day program is structured.

  • Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
  • Twelve Step Facilitation
  • Online Therapy
  • 1-on-1 Counseling
  • Life Skills
  • Twelve Step
  • Trauma-Specific Therapy
  • Family Therapy
  • Group Therapy
  • Relapse Prevention Counseling

Who the Hartford program is built for

  • Adults dealing with a co-occurring mental health condition plus a substance use disorder, such as perinatal mental health concerns or trauma.
  • People who need outpatient care in Connecticut rather than 24-hour supervision.
  • Those served are listed to include LGBTQ+ individuals, older adults veterans young adults men and women.
  • Those seeking help with opioids, drug addiction, or smoking cessation.
  • Spanish-speaking clients, since services are offered in English and Spanish.

What to expect at Root Center

This center sits at 345 Main Street in Hartford, Connecticut, and offers outpatient care, typically over a 30-day program length. English and Spanish are spoken by staff. Since it operates as a clinic rather than a residential facility, you attend appointments and return home afterward. If a residential program is what you need, this center may not be the right level of care. No photos appear in the SAMHSA listing, so ask about the space and schedule when you call.

Paying for care at Root Center

Private-pay rates appear in the center's listing. Insurance details are not included there, so call the center directly to confirm if your plan is accepted and what your costs would be. If insurance is your planned payment method, verify coverage with the center by phone before you book an appointment. Our helpline can also help you review coverage options and figure out which questions to ask.

Questions for this center in Hartford

  • Will the center accept my insurance or Medicaid, and what out-of-pocket expense will I incur?
  • How is the 30-day program structured, and how many days per week would I attend?
  • Are the twelve step meetings part of the core program or optional?
  • Can the center accommodate my mental health needs alongside substance use treatment?
  • What happens after the 30 days, and what continuing care is available?
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Help

What is Root Center for Advanced Recovery in Hartford?

Root Center for Advanced Recovery Hartford Dispensary/Doctors Clinic is an outpatient facility located at 345 Main Street in Hartford, Connecticut. Among the 156 It is one of the SAMHSA listed facilities in the state. Outpatient services along with co-occurring disorders for adults are provided, with an average program length of 30 days. Individual and group therapy, family therapy, and twelve step facilitation are offered in English and Spanish.

Does Root Center for Advanced Recovery accept Medicaid?

Cash pay rates are shown in this center's SAMHSA listing, but whether Medicaid is accepted is not specified. So you should contact the center directly to confirm. Our helpline is free and can help you out review coverage options and get questions ready before you call. No one is admitted through the helpline, and coverage is not guaranteed; it simply links you to information so you can decide your next step.

How long is treatment at Root Center for Advanced Recovery?

The typical program length is 30 days, according to the center's SAMHSA listing. That is an average or planned duration, not a fixed rule. Your actual length of care would depend on your needs, your progress, and your clinician's recommendations. The center offers outpatient care, so you would attend appointments rather than stay overnight. Ask the center how many days per week the program involves.

Is Root Center for Advanced Recovery well suited for someone with both addiction and mental health concerns?

Yes, co-occurring mental health appears among the center's listed care options. That means it is set up to treat substance use and mental health concerns together. Trauma-specific therapy and perinatal mental health are also mentioned in the listing as areas it serves. If you are unsure whether this level of treatment fits your situation, calling the center or our helpline can help clarify what to expect.

What should I ask when I call Root Center for Advanced Recovery?

Ask during your call whether Medicaid or your insurance is accepted and what your out-of-pocket charge would be. Ask how the 30-day program is structured and how many days per week you would attend. Ask whether twelve step meetings are optional or part of the core program. Ask how mental health care is coordinated with substance use treatment at the center. And ask what continuing care is available once the program ends.

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