Crossroads of Virginia Beach

Crossroads of Virginia Beach was an outpatient addiction treatment center on First Colonial Road in Virginia Beach, Virginia. They've now closed but they were focused on medication assisted treatment for opioid and alcohol use disorders.

Here they used buprenorphine and Sublocade as well as counseling, peer support from staff in recovery and personalized plans.

How fast could you start treatment?

The network's instant intake service was designed to shorten the gap between when you decided to seek help and when you started medication. Their patient access center handled calls, benefit verification and even insurance enrollment at any hour all year round.

You could have your appointments at the Virginia Beach center either in person or by telehealth, which could help remove barriers like transportation and scheduling.

If you were in early withdrawal or wavering about treatment, that speed would be helpful. A person who can start buprenorphine the day they call can be far less likely to return to use than one who's told they have to wait for an assessment slot.

This would've suited you if you needed low barrier access to medication assisted treatment. I want to note that it wouldn't have been a good fit for someone seeking residential care or detox on site, because this clinic had outpatient treatment only.

What insurance options were available?

Crossroads of Virginia Beach accepted Medicaid, Medicare and TRICARE as well as VA CCN. They also accepted most major insurance plans and they had self pay options and possible grant funding as backup.

Crossroads of Virginia Beach served the Virginia Beach and broader Hampton Roads area. They accepted public and private health insurance along with self pay arrangements.