Level 1.0 Outpatient Treatment is the least intensive level of care on the ASAM (American Society of Addiction Medicine) criteria scale. Think of it as the "baseline" of professional treatment—it’s designed for individuals who need support and structure but are stable enough to maintain their daily lives, jobs, and relationships.

Key Characteristics

• Time Commitment: Usually involves less than 9 hours of service per week for adults (and less than 6 hours for adolescents).

• Setting: Sessions take place in an office or clinic setting or in a structured telehealth group. You live at home and continue going to work or school.

• Flexibility: Often scheduled around the client's life, with sessions available in the evenings or early mornings.

Level 2.1—commonly known as Intensive Outpatient Treatment (IOP)—is the "middle ground." It’s designed for individuals who need more than once-a-week counseling but don’t require the 24-hour supervision of a residential "rehab" facility.

Think of it as a part-time job dedicated to your recovery. You get high-intensity clinical support while still sleeping in your own bed at night.

Key Characteristics

• Time Commitment: For adults, this involves 9 to 19 hours of structured programming per week. For adolescents, it is 6 to 19 hours.

• Structure: Sessions usually occur 3 to 5 days a week, often in 3-hour blocks (e.g., Monday, Wednesday, Friday from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM).

At Community-Bridge Recovery, we do things differently. We know that true healing doesn't happen in isolation; it happens through connection.

What sets us apart?

• Person-Centered Care: We meet you exactly where you are, with zero judgment and 100% empathy.

• Building Ecosystems: We don’t just treat; we connect you to families, friends, and community resources to build a "recovery-capable" life.

• Dignity First: Our care is trauma-informed and culturally responsive, ensuring everyone feels seen, safe, and empowered.

• Systemic Impact: We partner with organizations to build stronger, more supportive recovery-capable ecosystems.

• Rural Health Equity: We leverage technology and community-embedded care to reduce the burden of substance use disorders in underserved areas.

• Professional Pathways: We’re cultivating career and growth opportunities for families and individuals impacted by substance use.

"We actually pride ourselves on being very flexible with payments because we know not everyone uses a traditional bank account or debit card. To make sure our care is accessible to everyone in the community, we accept Venmo, PayPal, Zelle, and Chime, in addition to standard credit/debit cards and payments through our online patient portal. We want the focus to be on your growth, not the transaction."

We accept Medicaid, SB123 funding and sliding-scale self-pay. We are also actively building relationships with additional insurance providers to further reduce barriers to care.

Self-Pay Sliding Scale Fee is set on a range based on the 2025 Federal Poverty Guidelines with required documentation of income and household size.  

• Assessments: $0-$150 per assessment

• Individual Sessions: $0-$50 per session

• Group Sessions: $0-$75 per group

• Adolescent Assessments: $0-$50 per assessment

• Case Management: $0-$20 per hour

• DUI Assessments: $150 per assessment (this fee is set by the state and no adjustments are allowed to be made to this fee per state DUI statute.) 

Welcome to Community-Bridge Recovery, Inc.

Your Journey to Lasting Change Starts Here.

We know that taking the first step toward recovery is a significant decision. At Community-Bridge Recovery, we don’t just see a patient—we see a person with a story, a family, and a future.

Our mission is to be the bridge that connects you to the life you deserve. Here is what you can expect as you begin working with us.

1. A Person-Centered Approach

We meet you exactly where you are. Whether you are entering our Level 1.0 Outpatient or Level 2.1 Intensive Outpatient (IOP) programs, your care plan is built around your goals.

• Dignity & Respect: You are a partner in your own recovery. We prioritize your emotional safety and personal agency.

• Trauma-Informed Care: We understand that many paths to substance use began with pain. Our team is trained to provide care that is sensitive, culturally responsive, and safe.

2. Removing the Barriers

Modern life doesn't always fit into traditional boxes. We believe everyone deserves access to high-quality care, regardless of their situation. We offer flexible scheduling and telehealth services so we can meet you where you are, on your time.

3. Healing Through Connection

Recovery doesn't happen in a vacuum. Working with us means building a "recovery-capable ecosystem" around you. We don't just focus on the hours you spend in our office; we focus on:

• Strengthening relationships with family and friends.

• Connecting you to vital community resources.

• Cultivating professional pathways and personal growth.

4. Your First Steps

When you join the Community-Bridge family, our process is designed to be transparent and supportive:

1. Initial Consultation: A compassionate conversation to understand your needs.

2. Assessment: We’ll determine the right level of care (Level 1.0 or 2.1) together.

3. Portal Setup: You’ll receive a secure link to our patient portal to complete your digital intake forms.

4. Growth Plan: We begin the work of bridging the gap between where you are and where you want to be.

“To create a world where recovery is rooted in connection, and every individual is empowered to live with purpose.” — Our Vision for You.