About Phoenix Center
Phoenix Center is a CARF accredited, DPH licensed substance use disorder treatment and prevention provider serving Greenville County and surrounding areas of South Carolina.
The organization offers a full continuum of care including outpatient treatment, medication assisted treatment, medically monitored detox and residential programs for adults, adolescents and families.
Phoenix Center is committed to making recovery accessible to every member of the community, providing services regardless of a client's ability to pay.
Comprehensive Outpatient and MAT
Phoenix Center's adult outpatient program is the cornerstone of its treatment offerings, with day and evening hours and walk in assessments available Monday through Thursday.
Services are delivered by trained, credentialed professionals using ASAM criteria to guide individualized care planning.
Treatment includes individual, group and family sessions incorporating cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing and relapse prevention, the Matrix Model and 12 step facilitation.
The MAT program addresses opioid and alcohol use disorders using Suboxone, Subutex and Vivitrol alongside required outpatient counseling. Clients consistently describe staff as helpful, insightful and supportive throughout the process.
Serenity Place for Women
Serenity Place is Phoenix Center's residential program designed specifically for pregnant women, young mothers and their preschool age children, with space for 16 women and up to two children per resident.
This family centered model emphasizes recovery alongside parenting skills, child development and long term family self sufficiency, offering a unique path to healing for mothers in early recovery.
Getting Started
Phoenix Center operates its main outpatient site on Cleveland Street in Greenville, with additional locations including Serenity Place, the Industrial Drive detox site and the Shipman Center, plus telehealth options for adolescent services.
The center accepts Medicaid, private insurance, self pay and government funding, and ensures services remain available regardless of ability to pay.
