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Behavioral Health Group BHG

1320 Marion Barry Avenue SouthEast Washington, DC 20020 202-610-1886

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Behavioral Health Group BHG · Washington, DC

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Levels of care

Detox · Outpatient · Co-occurring

Programs

19 specialty programs incl. adult rehab, alcohol rehab and substance abuse

Insurance

Medicaid, private insurance, self-pay

Accreditation

SAMHSA

Setting

Metro/Urban in Washington, DC

Operating since

2006

About Behavioral Health Group BHG

Adults with an opioid use disorder can get care at BHG Washington DC Treatment Center, an addiction treatment center in Washington, District of Columbia. They treat prescription opioids, heroin and fentanyl, and they run both day treatment and outpatient visits at this location.

The team offers counseling one to one and in groups, and they treat co-occurring mental health conditions too.

Daily Methadone in Washington

Methadone, a medication for opioid use disorder, is the medication-assisted treatment used at BHG. They provide it through the opioid treatment program, and it's taken every day under medical supervision.

It eases withdrawal and lowers cravings for more comfort and safety. You come in for the dose and go home after, instead of staying overnight.

There's also case management, telehealth and lab monitoring, and they offer peer recovery support too. People come from Arlington, Alexandria, Silver Spring and Washington, and from the greater metro areas around the city.

If you're worried about the bill, they accept Medicaid and Medicare, and self-pay is an option when you don't have insurance. Grant funding is available for patients who qualify.

Addiction treatment programs

  • Adult rehab
  • Alcohol rehab
  • Substance abuse
  • LGBTQ residential treatment
  • Men's program
  • Women's program
  • Young adult program

Levels of care

Detox
When detox starts, how long it takes depends on the substance and on the person, so timing is different for everyone.
Outpatient
BHG Washington DC provides comprehensive outpatient opioid use disorder treatment combining FDA-approved medications including methadone, buprenorphine (Suboxone), and naltrexone (Vivitrol) with individual and group counseling, case management, and referrals to community resources.
Co-occurring disorders
BHG Washington DC Treatment Center offers specialized services for patients with co-occurring mental health conditions alongside opioid use disorder, integrating counseling and case management to address both substance use and behavioral health needs in an outpatient setting.

Insurance & payment

  • Medicaid
  • Private insurance
  • Self-pay

Behavioral Health Group BHG lists the insurance and payment options above; the admissions team verifies coverage before you commit. If you're unsure what your plan covers, check below or call the center directly.

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Amenities

Accreditation & licensing

  • SAMHSA

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Location & hours

Address
1320 Marion Barry Avenue SouthEast
Washington, DC 20020
Phone
202-610-1886
Website
bhgrecovery.com
Hours
Monday-Friday 5am-1pm, Saturday 6am-9am, Sunday closed
Nearby
On Washington's southeast side, off I-295.
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Frequently asked questions

What levels of care can you get at Behavioral Health Group BHG?

Methadone is taken daily under medical supervision through an opioid treatment program. That’s the care here. Telehealth sits among the recovery support services, along with case management, health assessments and lab monitoring. See opioid addiction.

How does counseling work at the Washington center?

You can meet one to one or sit with a group. Either way, the counseling covers the mental and emotional side of addiction. See addiction therapy options.

Which areas does the Washington DC center serve?

If you’re in Arlington, Alexandria, Silver Spring or Washington, DC, you’re inside the area this center covers. The wider metro around the city is included too.

Is Behavioral Health Group BHG part of a larger group?

Yes. This center sits in a network of more than 110 accredited centers across 20 or more states. That’s a wide network. The Washington program is a site in that network.

Addictions.com regularly reviews this listing for accuracy, but changes may occur between updates. For the most current information, contact Behavioral Health Group BHG directly. Are you the provider? Claim this listing to update it.

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