CHANCES
CHANCES is an outpatient and intensive outpatient substance abuse treatment program for adults. (CHANCES now provides services to men and women). CHANCES provides comprehensive therapeutic, educational, and support services, including parenting, adult education and family literacy. CHANCES also offers on-site services for children, including structured parent-child play, educational activities, and an on-site day care program.
1200 Callowhill Street, Suite 102
Philadelphia, PA 19123
215.923.0218 ext.5228
To obtain a copy of the CHANCES Annual Program Report, please contact Angie Alomar-Gilbert.
Angie Alomar-Gilbert
Senior Advisor, Substance Use Prevention and Care
215.985.2500
Interim House West
Interim House West is a residential treatment program for women with substance abuse and mental health disorders and their children. The program serves up to 20 pregnant and parenting women, and up to 45 children under the age of 12. Participants are offered a range of comprehensive services. Services for children include an on-site clinical pre-school and after-school program.
The Interim House West (IHW) Annual Program Report is available for review upon request. To obtain a copy, please contact Margaret Wolfe-Coleman, IHW Program Director.
Margaret Wolfe-Coleman
Program Director
4108 Parkside Avenue
Philadelphia, PA 19104
215.871.0300
Pathways to Recovery
Pathways to Recovery is Philadelphia’s short-term co-occurring disorder treatment partial hospitalization program. The program is funded by Community Behavioral Health (CBH) and Behavioral Health Special Initiative (BHSI) for Philadelphia residents with co-occurring substance use and mental health challenges. Our program works with participants 20 hours per week, for up to nine weeks. We provide a menu of treatment services available each day including individual, group, and family therapy; medication assisted treatment and medication management with our psychiatrist; health care coordination and full-time nursing support; full-time case management; and full-time peer recovery specialist support.
Pathways to Recovery also provides robust medication assisted treatment options for participants suffering from opioid dependence, including: Suboxone/buprenorphine, Vivitrol, Topomax, and Chantix/Nicotine Replacement Therapies. The program’s goal is to provide integration of behavioral and physical health care and works with health clinics, doctors’ offices and other programs and specialists. Pathways to Recovery partners with local Methadone treatment providers for those that suffer from opioid addiction and need both Methadone and partial hospitalization. The program works with the Office of Addiction Services to help place individuals into funded/licensed Recovery Houses and will assist with other housing and social service needs.
Marcia Tucker
(Marcia Tucker is now the Program Director of
Pathways to Recovery)
Program Director
2301 East Allegheny
Phone: 215.731.2402
Fax: 267.592.4123
pathwaysrecovery@phmc.org
The Pathways to Recovery Annual Program Report is available for review upon request. To obtain a copy, please contact Angie Alomar-Gilbert, Senior Advisor, Substance Use Prevention and Care, at angie@phmc.org or 215.985.2573 or via mail at:
Public Health Management Corporation (PHMC)
1500 Market Street
Philadelphia, PA 19102
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