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About BrightView
BrightView Youngstown is one of BrightView Health’s outpatient addiction treatment centers, located at 930 Trailwood Drive in Mahoning County, Ohio. Like the rest of BrightView’s network across Kentucky, Maryland, North Carolina, Ohio, and Virginia, the Youngstown clinic is built around a simple promise: most patients begin medication and counseling within hours of their first call or walk-in, with weekday walk-ins explicitly welcomed.
Clinically, the Youngstown program is outpatient. BrightView describes its model publicly as Medication-Assisted Treatment combined with behavioral health therapies and social support, with prescribed medications used to ease cravings and withdrawal while individual and group counseling help patients build the skills, support network, and structure necessary for sustained recovery. The clinic is registered with SAMHSA as an Opioid Treatment Program (OTP), authorizing it to support patients with opioid use disorder using FDA-approved medications.
BrightView’s outpatient design means there is no overnight stay or residential component on site, which makes the program appropriate for patients who can live at home or in stable housing while attending scheduled visits. The clinic specifically welcomes pregnant women and provides LGBTQIA+ addiction treatment programming, both of which are highlighted as company-wide priorities.
The Youngstown clinic is part of BrightView’s Joint Commission-accredited network and accepts a broad payor mix that includes Medicaid, Medicare, TRICARE, private insurance, state insurance, and sliding-scale self-pay. National appointment scheduling runs through 888.501.9865, and the local clinic line listed on SAMHSA is 844-707-7775.
- Walk-in access during weekdays eliminates appointment barriers for immediate treatment needs
- Part of 70+ location network providing consistent care standards and potential transfer options
- Comprehensive payment options including Medicaid, Medicare, self-pay, and payment plans
- Outpatient model allows patients to maintain work and family responsibilities during treatment
- Integrated medication and counseling approach addresses both physical and psychological addiction aspects