Crossroads Treatment Centers of New Mexico
1711 Isleta Southwest · Albuquerque, NM 87105 · 505-390-8383
Levels of care
Outpatient, Co-occurring disorders
Setting
Treatment center in Albuquerque, NM
About Crossroads Treatment Centers of New Mexico
Crossroads Treatment Centers of New Mexico is an addiction treatment center in Albuquerque. The center treats opioid addiction, and it offers detox and outpatient care along with counseling for individuals, groups, or families.
What medications does Crossroads offer?
Crossroads offers methadone and buprenorphine for opioid use disorder, plus Sublocade and Brixadi, which are also buprenorphine products.
The center uses them to reduce withdrawal symptoms and cravings through medication assisted treatment.
Outpatient visits mean you don't stay overnight, so you go home the same day from the Albuquerque center.
Does Crossroads treat hepatitis C?
The Epclusa program at Crossroads runs 12 weeks. Epclusa is a prescription medicine for chronic hepatitis C, and the center offers the full course of treatment. Hepatitis C care and opioid medication are both at this center so it's convenient to address both.
Does Crossroads accept Medicare?
Crossroads accepts Medicare and Medicaid. Self pay is also accepted.
Crossroads holds Commission on Office Laboratory Accreditation status.
Levels of care
- Co-occurring disorders
Location
- Facility
- Crossroads Treatment Centers of New Mexico
- Address
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1711 Isleta Southwest
Albuquerque, NM 87105 - Phone
- 505-390-8383
- Website
- ctc-nm.com
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FAQs
What levels of care does Crossroads Treatment Centers of New Mexico offer?
You’ll see outpatient programs and detoxification. Medication-assisted treatment is offered, along with therapy sessions and aftercare planning. Medication to manage withdrawal symptoms and cravings includes methadone, buprenorphine, Sublocade and Brixadi. Co-occurring care covers mental health and substance use together. See opioid addiction.
How is counseling set up at the Albuquerque center?
Individual, group and family counseling are all offered. The sessions address the psychological side of addiction. That’s the counseling setup here. See addiction therapy options.
Does Crossroads Treatment Centers of New Mexico take Medicare or Medicaid?
Yes. Medicare and Medicaid are both accepted. Most insurance programs are accepted too. The center accepts Medicare, Medicaid and most insurance programs. See insurance coverage for rehab.
What does the Epclusa program cover at this center?
It’s a 12-week medication regimen using Epclusa. That medicine is prescribed for chronic hepatitis C. The full regimen runs twelve weeks at this Albuquerque center.
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