Cook Inlet Tribal Council
Detox, inpatient rehab and sober living · Anchorage, Alaska · CARF accredited, 24 beds · Serving people since 1983
Levels of care
Detox · Inpatient · PHP · Outpatient · Aftercare
Programs
7 specialty programs incl. adult rehab, alcohol rehab and cognitive behavioral therapy
Insurance
Financial assistance, financing available, medicaid, medicare
Accreditation
SAMHSA and CARF
Setting
Private setting in Anchorage, AK
Operating since
1983
About Cook Inlet Tribal Council
Cook Inlet Tribal Council Recovery Services is an addiction treatment center in Anchorage, Alaska. Care here covers co-occurring mental health conditions as well as substance use disorders.
Outpatient Care in Anchorage
Cook Inlet Tribal Council's Nat'uh program is the outpatient rehab at this Anchorage location. Residential treatment isn't offered here, and Chanlyut House is that program at a separate address.
A person goes home after each visit, so the other hours of the day aren't in treatment.
You can walk in for intake or schedule it by phone. Same-day access covers services, and peer support comes first while you wait for an assessment.
People can share stories while they wait, or work on a cultural project like beading.
The care team has peer specialists, substance use counselors and case managers.
The adult intensive outpatient program carries accreditation from 2004.
Treatment in the Nat'uh program draws on peer mentorship and cognitive behavioral interventions, and on moral reconation therapy for moral reasoning.
Addiction treatment programs
- Alcohol rehab
- Cognitive behavioral therapy
- Men's program
- Opioid rehab
- Women's program
- Young adult program
Levels of care
- Detox
- When someone in Alaska stops drinking after heavy use, withdrawal can turn dangerous without support.
- Inpatient / residential
- Inpatient treatment gives a person distance from the everyday triggers and stress that can make recovery harder at home.
- Partial hospitalization (PHP)
- Day treatment can serve as a bridge between inpatient care and a lighter outpatient program. It keeps clinical support strong while someone steps down gradually.
- Outpatient
- The Nat’uh Outpatient Pathway to Recovery is the outpatient program at Cook Inlet Tribal Council CITC Recovery Services in Anchorage, Alaska.
- Aftercare support
- Sessions often invite family members to take part, so the people at home understand how to offer steady support. This kind of family involvement works well for anyone building a new routine in Alaska.
- Co-occurring disorders
- Someone living with a substance use disorder alongside a mental health condition may have medication management as part of care. It is handled alongside therapy so both conditions receive attention at the same time.
- Sober living
- After inpatient care, a sober living home offers shared housing without alcohol or drugs while daily life finds a new rhythm.
Insurance & payment
- Financial assistance
- Financing available
- Medicaid
- Medicare
- TRICARE / military insurance
- Private insurance
- Self-pay
- Sliding scale fees
Cook Inlet Tribal Council 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
- Pick up/drop off
- Private setting
Accreditation & licensing
- SAMHSA
- CARF #77435
Location & hours
- Address
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3600 San Jeronimo Drive
Anchorage, AK 99508 - Phone
- 907-793-3600
- Website
- Visit Cook Inlet Tribal Council
- Hours
- Monday-Friday 8am-5pm, Saturday-Sunday closed
- Nearby
- In central Anchorage, Alaska.
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Frequently asked questions
Is Cook Inlet Tribal Council CITC Recovery Services inpatient or outpatient?
Outpatient. The Nat’uh Outpatient Pathway to Recovery is the program here, run by Cook Inlet Tribal Council CITC Recovery Services in Anchorage, Alaska. Care does not involve staying overnight.
Does CITC Recovery Services offer peer support?
Yes. Peer support is part of getting started at CITC Recovery Services. A person receives it while waiting for their assessment, so nobody waits alone.
How do you get started at CITC Recovery Services?
Walking in works. A person can walk in or call ahead to schedule an appointment, and same-day access to services is available. The waiting space is set up for sharing stories or working on cultural projects like beading.
Who will be on the care team at CITC Recovery Services?
The team spans several roles: clinicians and case managers, plus peer specialists and substance use counselors. Peer support and clinical care sit on the same team.
Has CITC Recovery Services received any recognition?
Yes. The National Indian Health Board, the NIHB, gave Cook Inlet Tribal Council CITC Recovery Services its Local Impact Award this year. That’s national recognition for a local program.
Addictions.com regularly reviews this listing for accuracy, but changes may occur between updates. For the most current information, contact Cook Inlet Tribal Council directly.
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