Thomas Jefferson University Hospital Gibbon Building

Thomas Jefferson University Hospital's Gibbon Building is a hospital based behavioral health and substance use treatment location in Center City Philadelphia, Pennsylvania situated within a major academic medical center.

Services associated with this location include inpatient and outpatient addiction treatment along with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorder care.

As part of Jefferson Health, the program offers a medically integrated approach for individuals who may benefit from psychiatric and addiction support in one campus environment.

Addiction Treatment Programs

Care at this hospital based setting may begin with an inpatient psychiatric assessment, where clinicians evaluate substance use, mental health and any co-occurring medical needs.

From there, patients may continue with inpatient stabilization or transition to outpatient addiction treatment for ongoing support.

Clients can expect evidence based therapies such as cognitive behavioral therapy and individual psychotherapy, group therapy and family therapy.

Additional supports include relapse prevention, 12 step facilitation and trauma therapy, medication management and illness management and recovery services.

Quick Facts to Know

• Location: 111 South 11th Street in Center City Philadelphia, on the Thomas Jefferson University Hospital campus
• Levels of care: Inpatient addiction treatment, outpatient addiction treatment, and co-occurring disorders care
• Who they treat: Adults, young adults and seniors including those with serious mental illness
• Approach: CBT, trauma therapy and behavior modification, relapse prevention and 12 step facilitation
• Payment options: Medicaid and Medicare, private insurance and military insurance, self pay and financial assistance
• Amenities: On campus Atrium cafeteria, gift shop and family waiting areas
• Access services: Spanish language and hearing impaired accommodations available