Set Free Alaska

Set Free Alaska is a nonprofit addiction treatment center in Wasilla, Alaska, and it runs three levels of outpatient care. Adults 18 to 65 can attend standard outpatient sessions, intensive outpatient care, or partial hospitalization, so a week can hold more structure without an overnight stay. The center treats substance use and co-occurring mental health conditions together, and its Christian approach puts spiritual practice alongside clinical and therapeutic work.

Outpatient Levels in Wasilla

Partial hospitalization is the most intensive of the three, though people still go home at night. Intensive outpatient care sits between it and standard outpatient, which suits a week that needs more than a single session but leaves you room for work or family. People in the Mat-Su Valley can do a telehealth assessment instead of driving into Wasilla for a first appointment. The center also offers aftercare, so the end of a heavier program doesn’t bring everything to a stop at once.

Medicaid is accepted, and the center says it covers the full service cost for eligible members. It is out of network with most commercial plans, and a sliding fee is available for people who qualify.