Federal City Recovery Services
Levels of care
Detox · Inpatient · Co-occurring · Sober living
Programs
8 specialty programs incl. adult rehab, alcohol rehab and substance abuse
Insurance
Financial assistance, medicaid, medicare, TRICARE
Setting
Treatment center in Washington, DC
About Federal City Recovery Services
Federal City Recovery Services (FCRS) is an organization based in Washington, DC that provides mental health and substance use services to communities in the capital. At their Raleigh Place clinic, located south of the Anacostia River, you can find one of their facilities that offers outpatient care to adults struggling with alcohol and drug addictions.
Tiered and Tailored Outpatient Services
FCRS has set up their substance use program to help patients overcome a variety of addictions, including prescription medications and inhalants. At their Raleigh Place location, they offer outpatient and intensive outpatient programs that help deal with these addictions. Each program is also tailored to suit the type of addiction, as different substance dependencies require different recovery plans.
Aiding Recovery With Counseling
FCRS uses various types of counseling and therapy modalities to help clients on their recovery journeys. In their individual sessions, clients get cognitive behavioral therapy to address behaviors that promote dependency.
The therapists also use motivational enhancement therapy to highlight a brighter future and contingency management to help keep their clients on a long term road to recovery. Group therapy and family counseling provide further support and guardrails for clients so that they also grow amidst healing relationships.
Addiction treatment programs
- Adult rehab
- Alcohol rehab
- Substance abuse
- LGBTQ residential treatment
- Men's program
- Opioid rehab
- 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.
- Inpatient / residential
- Inpatient addiction treatment in the District of Columbia follows a planned schedule day after day. How long a person stays varies with the program and with what each person needs.
- Co-occurring disorders
- Anyone living with both conditions at once can find therapy and psychiatric care working together in the District of Columbia.
- Sober living
- Sober living homes across the District of Columbia each set their own rules and daily rhythms. Since standards differ from home to home, asking about expectations early on is always worthwhile.
Insurance & payment
- Financial assistance
- Medicaid
- Medicare
- TRICARE / military insurance
Federal City Recovery Services 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.
Location & hours
- Address
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601 Raleigh Place Southeast
Washington, DC 20032 - Phone
- 202-735-5579
- Website
- federalcityrecovery.org
- Nearby
- On Washington's southeast side, off I-295.
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