Bridges International – The Orlando Bridge
Levels of care
Detox · Inpatient · Outpatient · Aftercare · Co-occurring
Programs
Alcohol rehab, substance abuse and women's program
Insurance
Private insurance, self-pay
Accreditation
SAMHSA
Setting
Residential setting in Orlando, FL
About Bridges International – The Orlando Bridge
Bridges International - Orlando in Orlando, Florida, is a Christian nonprofit organization. They offer reintegration services between incarceration and reentry into the community.
Transition Reentry Center
The community release and transition reentry center offers assistance for male and female inmates to get their lives back on track. Intensive substance abuse treatment is provided for women with 24 to 36 months left in their sentence. This takes place in a therapeutic community that is peer led and follows a multidisciplinary plan.
Men are eligible for services during the last 11 months of their sentence. They are supported in obtaining identification, obtaining employment, receiving substance use disorder counseling, and receiving job readiness classes. This satisfies requirements by FDC probation and DCF child custody issues.
Community Release Program
Inmates are eligible for the community release program after completion of the transition reentry program. In this program you will establish employment during the day and continue treatment in the evenings. This program requires you to pay for room and board, make court ordered payments, send monetary support to your family, and fund a savings account for use upon release.
Felony Women’s Alternative Treatment
Their residential substance abuse treatment program operates on therapeutic community concepts. Adult female felony drug offenders are sentenced by the court to participate in this program as an alternative to incarceration.
Trauma Treatment for Families
The family services program offers outpatient therapy and intensive services with trauma informed care. Traumas addressed include substance use disorders, mental health disorders, incarceration, homelessness, out of home placement, separation and divorce and military deployment and combat.
Addiction treatment programs
- Alcohol rehab
- Substance abuse
- Women's program
Levels of care
- Detox
- People stopping alcohol or sedatives in Florida can face dangerous withdrawal, which is why support matters during those first days.
- Inpatient / residential
- A 136-bed program and The Orlando Bridge RSATP, a Residential Level II program for women using the Therapeutic Community Concepts model.
- Outpatient
- Floridians with steady home support can expect outpatient weeks built around scheduled sessions and everyday life.
- Aftercare support
- Aftercare support welcomes family members into the process, helping the whole household adjust to life after treatment. Family sessions can teach loved ones how to help without taking over.
- Co-occurring disorders
- Sessions can also include medication management alongside therapy. It is one part of treating a substance use disorder and a mental health condition together.
Insurance & payment
- Private insurance
- Self-pay
Bridges International – The Orlando Bridge 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.
Amenities
- Residential setting
Accreditation & licensing
- SAMHSA
Location & hours
- Address
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2001 Mercy Drive
Orlando, FL 32808 - Phone
- 407-218-4800
- Website
- bridgesofamerica.com
- Hours
- Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday - Nearby
- In Orlando, Florida.
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Frequently asked questions
What residential programs operate on this Orlando campus?
The Orlando Bridge has a 136-bed residential substance abuse treatment program. The Orlando Bridge RSATP serves women and follows the Therapeutic Community Concepts model as a Residential Level II program. Bridges International is a Christian nonprofit working on the move from incarceration back into the community. Both are inpatient rehab.
How is treatment delivered in each Orlando program?
It depends on the program. At The Orlando Bridge Community Release Center, staff help with substance use disorder counseling, job readiness classes, identification and employment. The Orlando Bridge RSATP is peer-led and peer-driven, and it runs in three phases. See addiction therapy options.
Do people at the community release program pay room and board?
Yes. People in Community Release Centers pay subsistence for room and board. At The Orlando Bridge Community Release Center, that payment is for housing and meals, and it is required of people in the community release program.
Who is on staff at the community release center?
At The Orlando Bridge Community Release Center, care is backed by a clinical director and other clinical staff, plus chaplains. Administrators, support staff and dietary staff are also part of that center’s team.
Addictions.com regularly reviews this listing for accuracy, but changes may occur between updates. For the most current information, contact Bridges International – The Orlando Bridge directly. Are you the provider? Claim this listing to update it.
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