Newark Treatment Center

Criteria for Enrollment: 18 years of age or older, currently addicted to an opioid drug, and became addicted to the opioid drug at least one (1) year ago.* Admission is based on need, though admission priority is given to pregnant and parenting women, injecting drug users, and Delaware residents.

Process: Individuals may walk-in to any BCCS Treatment Center for OTP intake, and should be prepared to provide a urine drug screen. Same-day medication is available in most cases. Everyone who appears will be seen by staff who will take your information and answer your questions. Same day support services are available to all.

Bring: A government issued photo ID, proof of Delaware residence, documentation of past addiction (such as previous treatment records or a primary care physician’s report), and insurance information (if applicable). All intakes must have a government issued photo ID with them at the time of intake.

* The 1-year history of addiction may be waived for individuals recently released from penal institutions with a documented history of opioid use disorder (within 6 months after release), for pregnant females, and for individuals previously treated by BCCS (up to 2 years after discharge).

Prospective OTP clients may be assessed at any BCCS Treatment Center, regardless of which location they wish to utilize.

OTP Intake Hours:

Criteria for Enrollment: 18 years of age or older, currently addicted to an opioid drug. Admission is based on need, though admission priority is given to pregnant and parenting women, injecting drug users, and Delaware residents

Process: Individuals may walk-in to any BCCS Treatment Center for intake, and should be prepared to provide a urine drug screen. Everyone who appears will be seen by staff who will take your information and answer your questions. Same day support services are available to all.

Bring: A government issued photo ID, proof of Delaware residence, and insurance information (if applicable). All intakes must have a government issued photo ID with them at the time of intake.

OBOT Intake Hours:

Criteria for Enrollment: 18 years of age or older, and seeking outpatient treatment for substance abuse, mental health, or co-occurring disorders.

Process: Prospective Outpatient Program clients should call their nearest BCCS Treatment Center to schedule an assessment appointment. Providers can schedule an appointment through DTRN.

Bring: A government issued photo ID and insurance information (if applicable).

Outpatient Program Assessments:

Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) services are available to clients in the Outpatient Program and in the Opioid Treatment Program (OTP).

IOP is offered to clients who find they may need additional support above and beyond traditional services, but do not meet the criteria for an inpatient level of care. IOP groups meet three (3) hours per day, three (3) days per week, and follow a structured curriculum. Clients also participate in individual counseling sessions.

The benefits of an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) program include:

● Clients may maintain their daily activities and responsibilities, such as attending work, being with their families, and enjoying the comfort of their own home

● Increased opportunities to establish community-based supports

● IOP offer clients the ability to practice the coping skills learned in a safe, real-world environment

● Clients enrolled in IOP may have a lower potential for relapse than those who choose to abstain from treatment programs. Due to increased support from staff and clients going through similar experiences, clients are less likely to start using again