Residential Dade Chase Center

Residential Dade Chase Center is a Level 2 residential behavioral health program in Miami, Florida, operated by Banyan Community Health to support adults living with cooccurring mental health and substance use disorders.

The program offers 24 hour nursing, psychiatric and counseling services, along with CBT, substance abuse counseling and trauma informed care.

As part of a nonprofit, integrated healthcare network, Dade Chase delivers structured, compassionate residential care designed to meet clients where they are on their recovery journey.

Dual Diagnosis Residential Treatment in Miami

Dade Chase specializes in residential treatment for adults with dual diagnosis who need more structure than outpatient care can offer. The campus provides round the clock clinical support staffed by nursing, psychiatric and counseling professionals within a private residential setting.

Treatment integrates CBT, substance abuse counseling and trauma related counseling to address both mental health symptoms and substance use patterns. Some residential clients may also have access to medication assisted treatment, allowing for a personalized plan that targets underlying issues alongside daily recovery skills.

Bilingual Care and Flexible Admissions

Dade Chase is recognized as one of the few residential programs in Florida offering Spanish language services, expanding access for South Florida's diverse communities.

The program welcomes both voluntary admissions and referrals from courts or partner agencies, making it a flexible option for adults seeking structured residential support.

Access, Coverage and Getting Started

The residential campus is located at 140 NW 59th Street in Miami, serving Miami Dade and Broward County as part of Banyan's broader continuum of care, which includes detox, outpatient services, psychiatry and primary care.

As a Federally Qualified Health Center, Banyan accepts private insurance and self pay and offers a Sliding Fee Discount Program based on income and family size.