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Reaching out is often the hardest part. From the moment you call, our admissions team meets you with warmth, patience, and clarity — no pressure, no judgment. Just a real person, ready to help you find the next right step.
Call, email, or submit an online request. Our admissions team will gather initial information and answer your questions.
Admissions may ask about current needs, substance use history, safety concerns, withdrawal risk, treatment history, insurance, transportation, housing needs, and scheduling availability.
If insurance is being used, our team will verify benefits and review coverage information whenever possible.
If someone is currently in a hospital, detox, residential program, PHP, IOP, OP, or another treatment setting, clinical records must be sent for review prior to admission. Referral partners may fax clinical records to 540-402-1677.
If Conscious Healing appears appropriate, admissions will help schedule the next step for admission and services. If another level of care is needed first, our team will help identify an appropriate referral pathway, such as detox, residential treatment, inpatient care, emergency care, or another community provider. Conscious Healing will work with you to set up appropriate transportation, if required.
Once the admission process is complete, participants begin the appropriate service track, which may include PHP, IOP, OP, ASAP-related services, individual counseling, case management, continuing care, or recovery support.
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9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
6:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Flexible scheduling
Flexible scheduling
6:00 PM – 7:30 PM
Conscious Healing provides outpatient substance use disorder treatment. Participants must meet ASAM level-of-care criteria for the services requested and be appropriate for a community-based outpatient setting. When a higher or mental-health-primary level of care is needed first, admissions will help identify an appropriate referral pathway.
Every situation is unique. Our admissions team reviews each inquiry with care and, when we’re not the right fit, helps identify a pathway that is.
We welcome referrals from hospitals, detox programs, residential providers, outpatient providers, probation and parole, ASAP programs, CSBs, medical providers, therapists, community organizations, and recovery partners.
To support a timely review, please send available clinical records and referral information.
540-402-1199
540-402-1677
admissions@conscioushealingva.com
Conscious Healing works with many insurance plans. Coverage depends on the individual plan, authorization requirements, and level of care. Contact admissions and our team will review your information and discuss next steps.
Some participants benefit from treatment while living in a structured recovery environment. Conscious Healing partners with Homes Empowering Recovery as a recovery housing option for participants engaged in services, when housing is available and appropriate.
Recovery housing is optional and based on availability, eligibility, and individual need.
Don’t see your question? Our admissions team is here to help — any time, no pressure.
You can start admissions by calling 540-402-1199, emailing admissions@conscioushealingva.com, or submitting an online request. Our admissions team will gather basic information, answer questions, and help determine the next step.
Admissions may ask about your current needs, substance use history, last use, withdrawal concerns, mental health and safety needs, treatment history, insurance, transportation, housing needs, and scheduling availability. If Conscious Healing appears appropriate, we will help schedule admission or identify the right referral pathway.
Same-day or next-day admissions may be available depending on schedule availability, insurance verification, clinical needs, and whether additional records or review are needed.
Conscious Healing offers PHP, IOP, OP, individual counseling, ASAP-related services, case management, continuing care, alumni support, and recovery support.
Yes. Conscious Healing offers PHP in Fredericksburg, Virginia. PHP meets Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM.
Yes. Conscious Healing offers morning and evening IOP in Fredericksburg, Virginia. Morning IOP meets Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM. Evening IOP meets Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM.
Recovery housing may be available through Homes Empowering Recovery or other recovery housing partners while participants are engaged in services at Conscious Healing. Housing is optional and based on availability, eligibility, and individual need. To apply for housing, visit: https://app.behavehealth.com/L6b6XL/forms/full-application
Conscious Healing coordinates with Foundation Medical Group for MAT/MOUD services, psychiatric evaluations, medication management, and medical care coordination when clinically appropriate.
Referral partners may fax clinical records and referral documents to 540-402-1677. Helpful documents include a face sheet, assessment or BPS, ASAM recommendation, discharge summary, medication list, insurance information, and referral documentation.
If you are currently in another treatment setting, clinical records should be sent for review before admission. This helps our team determine whether Conscious Healing is an appropriate next step.
No. Conscious Healing is not a detox program. Individuals experiencing withdrawal or needing medical withdrawal support may need detox, emergency care, or another higher level of care before outpatient treatment.
If you are in immediate danger, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department. If you are experiencing a mental health crisis, call or text 988.
Conscious Healing may not be appropriate when someone needs detox from any substance, residential treatment, inpatient psychiatric care, emergency stabilization, or a mental-health-primary level of care before outpatient SUD treatment. Admissions also reviews ASAM level-of-care fit, safety needs, medical stability, medication compliance, pregnancy-related considerations, legal/safety factors, ability to participate in group-based outpatient care, ability to perform ADLs, and the use of prescribed, non-prescribed, or potentially addictive substances that may require clinical review and approval on a case-by-case basis.
Yes. Participants must meet ASAM level-of-care criteria for the service being requested, such as PHP, IOP, OP, or ASAP-related services.
Participants must be able to perform activities of daily living, also called ADLs, independently or with supports that can be safely managed outside of Conscious Healing. Individuals who need a higher level of daily care may need another placement or service first.