Alcohol and Drug Awareness Center

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About Alcohol and Drug Awareness Center

Alcohol and Drug Awareness Center, located at 3600 Journey Drive in San Angelo, Texas, is a CARF-accredited residential facility serving individuals across San Angelo and the broader Concho Valley region. Operating under the Journey Recovery Center name, ADACCV addresses drug addiction and substance use disorder with a program structure built around medical supervision and residential care — two levels of service that put it among the more clinically capable treatment options in West Texas.

ADACC’s confirmed levels of care begin with medical detox, providing medically supervised withdrawal management before clients transition into residential treatment. This continuum — starting with detox and moving through inpatient-level residential programming — means patients do not have to transfer to a separate facility when they complete the withdrawal phase. That continuity is a practical advantage for people navigating the early, most physically demanding stage of recovery from substance use disorder.

Therapeutic programming at ADACCV includes Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), a structured clinical approach used to address the thought patterns and behaviors connected to addiction. Beyond formal therapy, the facility also provides outpatient care, recovery residences, and support group meetings, giving clients options at multiple points in their treatment course. An alumni program extends support beyond discharge.

ADACC serves a notably broad population, including men, women, pregnant women, women with children, court-ordered individuals, and people experiencing homelessness — a range that reflects the center’s role as a community-anchored resource in Tom Green County. Payment options include Medicaid, state insurance, private insurance, self-pay, and financial assistance, and the residential program is described as one of the most affordable in Texas while maintaining a completion rate above the national average.

Medical detox and residential treatment under one roof — no facility transfer required between withdrawal management and inpatient programming
CARF-accredited residential detox program with a completion rate above the national average
Described as one of the most affordable residential treatment programs in Texas
Accepts Medicaid, state insurance, private insurance, and offers financial assistance — broad access for underinsured patients
Serves specialized populations including pregnant women, women with children, court-ordered individuals, and those experiencing homelessness

Treatment

What this center treats and how

Levels of care: Medical Detox Residential Treatment
Conditions: Drug Addiction Substance Use Disorder
Methods: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
Populations: Pregnant Women Men Women Court-ordered Women With Children Homeless
Languages: English
Facility: Journey Recovery Center Recovery Residences Outpatient Care Support Group Meetings

Location

Where it is

3600 Journey Drive, San Angelo, Texas 76905 Get directions

Medical Detox at Journey Recovery Center in San Angelo

ADACCV's Journey Recovery Center provides medical detox as the entry point to its treatment continuum. For individuals whose substance use disorder requires supervised withdrawal management, having detox services on-site — within the same residential facility — removes a common barrier: the gap between detox discharge and the start of formal treatment. Patients who complete the medical detox phase can move directly into residential treatment without interruption.

The facility operates out of 3600 Journey Drive in San Angelo, making it the primary medically supervised detox option for much of the Concho Valley. Its CARF accreditation signals that the program meets independently evaluated standards for quality and safety in addiction treatment — a relevant credential for families making urgent placement decisions.

Residential Treatment and Continuing Care

Following medical detox, ADACCV's residential treatment program provides structured, inpatient-level care for drug addiction and substance use disorder. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is part of the clinical framework, targeting the behavioral and cognitive dimensions of addiction. Residential placement at Journey Recovery Center means patients remain in a monitored environment while engaging in that therapeutic work.

ADACCV also offers recovery residences, outpatient care, and ongoing support group meetings, allowing individuals to step down in intensity while maintaining clinical and peer support. An alumni program provides post-discharge connection — a component associated with sustained engagement after inpatient treatment ends.

Who ADACCV Serves and How to Access Care

ADACCV serves men, women, pregnant women, women with children, court-ordered individuals, and people experiencing homelessness. This breadth reflects the center's function as a community-level resource in Tom Green County rather than a narrowly targeted private program. Services are available in English, and the facility's geographic focus is San Angelo and the Concho Valley.

Financially, ADACCV accepts Medicaid, state insurance, private insurance, self-pay, and provides financial assistance options — a payment mix that makes residential detox accessible across a wide range of economic situations. The program's affordability, combined with its above-average completion rate, positions it as a substantive option for individuals in the region who need inpatient detox and residential care without the cost barriers common at private facilities.

Accreditation and Program Quality

ADACCV holds CARF accreditation, a standard granted by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities following a rigorous review of treatment practices, outcomes, and organizational quality. For individuals and families evaluating detox centers in Texas, CARF accreditation provides an independently verified quality benchmark that goes beyond self-reported claims.

The center's residential treatment program carries a completion rate higher than the national average — a metric that matters for people considering whether an investment in inpatient detox and residential treatment will translate into a full course of care. Combined with its broad accepted payment types and specialized population capabilities, ADACCV presents a credible, clinically grounded option for medically supervised detox in West Texas.

After Care

Continuing support

Support Group Meetings Alumni Program

Cost & Credentials

What's covered and who vouches for it

Payment options: Medicaid Private Insurance Self-pay / Cash Financial Assistance State Insurance
Accreditations: CARF
Note: ADACCV's residential treatment program is one of the most affordable in Texas and has a higher successful completion rate than the national average.

Common questions

FAQs About Alcohol and Drug Awareness Center

Does ADACCV offer medical detox services? +

Yes. Medical detox is one of ADACCV's confirmed levels of care at the Journey Recovery Center in San Angelo. Patients requiring medically supervised withdrawal management can receive that care on-site before transitioning into residential treatment, without needing to transfer to a separate facility.

What levels of care are available at Alcohol and Drug Awareness Center? +

ADACCV provides two primary levels of care: medical detox and residential treatment. The facility also offers outpatient care, recovery residences, and support group meetings as part of a broader continuum. This range allows patients to step down in care intensity as they progress.

What conditions does ADACCV treat? +

ADACCV treats drug addiction and substance use disorder. The facility accepts individuals across a range of circumstances, including those who are court-ordered, pregnant, experiencing homelessness, or women with children.

Is ADACCV accredited? +

Yes. ADACCV holds CARF accreditation — an independent, internationally recognized standard for rehabilitation and addiction treatment facilities. CARF accreditation requires an on-site review of treatment quality, safety practices, and organizational management.

What does ADACCV's residential treatment program cost, and what payment options are accepted? +

ADACCV accepts Medicaid, state insurance, private insurance, self-pay, and financial assistance. The residential treatment program is described as one of the most affordable in Texas. Individuals without insurance or with limited coverage should inquire about financial assistance options when calling.

Who does ADACCV serve? +

ADACCV serves men, women, pregnant women, women with children, court-ordered individuals, and people experiencing homelessness. The program is designed to accommodate a broad range of circumstances and needs within the San Angelo and Concho Valley area.

Where is ADACCV located, and what areas does it serve? +

ADACCV's Journey Recovery Center is located at 3600 Journey Drive in San Angelo, Texas 76905. The facility's primary service area covers San Angelo and the broader Concho Valley region in Tom Green County.

Does ADACCV provide therapy during residential treatment? +

Yes. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is a confirmed therapeutic method used at ADACCV. CBT is a structured clinical approach focused on identifying and changing thought patterns and behaviors associated with substance use disorder.

Is there support available after completing residential treatment at ADACCV? +

ADACCV offers aftercare support through support group meetings and an alumni program. Recovery residences and outpatient care are also available, providing structured options for individuals transitioning out of residential treatment.

How do I reach ADACCV to ask about detox placement? +

ADACCV can be reached by phone at (325) 224-3481. The facility's administrative hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Additional information is available at adaccv.org.