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Residential · Texas

ADAPT Foundation Brazos Place

Medical Detox Residential Treatment Outpatient Treatment Sober Living
Address
1103 N Avenue H
Texas 77541
Accredited by
CARF
Insurance accepted
3 carriers including United, Optum
Addiction Treatment Program for Women | Womenu2019s Medical Detox Treatment Centers | Brazos Place

About

About ADAPT Foundation Brazos Place

ADAPT Foundation’s Brazos Place is a CARF-accredited, gender-specific addiction treatment program serving the Houston and Brazosport / Gulf Coast region of Texas. The men’s facility is located at 1103 N Avenue H in Freeport, with a sister women’s facility in nearby Clute, allowing the organization to deliver true gender-specific residential care for adults age 18 and older.

Brazos Place runs an unusually broad continuum for a single Texas program: medical detox (3 to 5 days), residential treatment, outpatient services, sober living, and structured aftercare are all delivered under one organization. The clinical model is anchored in a strengths-based recovery framework, which centers each client’s capacity for change rather than the deficits behind their addiction. Gender-specific groups and integrated dual-diagnosis care address the distinct clinical needs of men and women in early recovery, including co-occurring mood disorders and other mental health conditions.

Leadership is provided by CEO Joe Gardzina (LCDC, ADC-III, SAP, NCAC), who has worked in addiction and behavioral health since 1993; Director of Programs Katie Waller (LCDC, M.A.), who joined ADAPT in 2017; and Facility Director Channtal Flores (LCDC). Admission criteria are straightforward: clients must be adults 18 or older, medically stable, screened by staff, and motivated for treatment, with a clinical diagnosis of drug or alcohol addiction.

Brazos Place accepts United, Optum, and Medicaid coverage, broadening access for Texans who might otherwise face cost barriers to private residential care. The program holds CARF accreditation. Admissions can be reached at (855) 862-3278 or directly at the Freeport facility at (979) 233-3826.

  • Medically monitored detox with 24/7 supervision for safe withdrawal management
  • Dual program options: 30-day and extended one-year residential treatment tracks
  • CARF-accredited nonprofit facility with experienced LCDC-credentialed clinical staff
  • Comprehensive continuum including detox, residential treatment, and sober living housing
  • Accepts most private insurance and all Medicaid programs for accessible medical detox

Treatment

What this center treats and how

Levels of care
Medical Detox Residential Treatment Outpatient Treatment Sober Living Aftercare
Conditions
Drug Addiction Alcohol Addiction Dual Diagnosis Mood Disorders Co-Occurring Mental Health Issues
Methods
Group Therapy Individual Counseling Gender-Specific Treatment Strengths-Based Recovery Model Dual-Diagnosis Care Aftercare Planning
Populations
Adults 18+ Men (Freeport Facility) Women (Clute Facility)
Facility
Freeport Men's Facility Clute Women's Facility (Sister Site) Brazosport / Gulf Coast Service Area Inpatient Detox 3u20135 Days Gender-Specific Inpatient Setting

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Medical Detox and Withdrawal Management Services

ADAPT Foundation Brazos Place provides medically monitored detox services as the foundation of their residential treatment programs. The facility operates 24 hours daily with medical supervision to ensure safe withdrawal management from alcohol, opioids, benzodiazepines, and other substances requiring medical oversight during detox.

Located in Freeport, Texas, the detox center serves clients throughout the Houston metropolitan area, Brazosport region, and Gulf Coast communities. The medically supervised detox program integrates directly with residential treatment, eliminating transitions between separate facilities during early recovery when medical stability remains critical.

Inpatient Detox and Treatment Programs

The facility offers two distinct residential treatment options following medical detox: a 30-day inpatient program and an extended one-year residential program. Both tracks begin with medically monitored detoxification and progress through structured residential addiction treatment within the same secure facility.

Brazos Place specializes in dual diagnosis treatment for clients requiring medical detox alongside mental health stabilization. The treatment team addresses mood disorders and co-occurring mental health conditions that complicate withdrawal management and early recovery, providing integrated care throughout the detox and residential phases.

Insurance Coverage and Treatment Access

ADAPT Foundation Brazos Place accepts most private insurance plans and all Medicaid programs, making medical detox and residential treatment accessible to diverse populations. The facility works with United Healthcare, Optum, and Medicaid coverage to reduce financial barriers to medically supervised withdrawal management.

The admissions team provides insurance verification to determine coverage for detox services and residential treatment. As a nonprofit organization, Brazos Place focuses on treatment accessibility rather than profit margins, accepting Medicaid and working with families to secure appropriate medical detox care during addiction crises.

Clinical Staff and Treatment Approach

The clinical team includes CEO Joe Gardzina (LCDC, ADC-III, SAP, NCAC), Director of Programs Katie Waller (LCDC, M.A.), and Facility Director Channtal Flores (LCDC). All clinical staff maintain active licensing in addiction counseling and oversee medical detox protocols alongside residential programming.

Treatment incorporates group therapy, gender-specific programming, and individualized detox protocols based on substance use history and medical needs. The CARF-accredited facility maintains clinical standards for medical detox while providing transitional housing and sober living options to extend the continuum of care beyond initial withdrawal management.

After Care

Continuing support

Structured Aftercare Ongoing Support Programming Sober Living Transition

Cost & Credentials

What's covered and who vouches for it

Insurance accepted
United Optum Medicaid
Payment options
Private Insurance Medicaid
Accreditations
CARF
Note

We accept most private insurance and all Medicaid programs

Common questions

FAQs About ADAPT Foundation Brazos Place

Does ADAPT Foundation Brazos Place provide medical detox services? +
Yes, Brazos Place offers medically monitored detox with 24-hour medical supervision. The facility provides safe withdrawal management for alcohol, opioids, and other substances requiring medical oversight during detox.
What types of detox programs are available at Brazos Place? +
The facility offers medical detox integrated with either 30-day or one-year residential treatment programs. Both options include medically supervised detoxification followed by residential addiction treatment in the same facility.
Does Brazos Place accept insurance for detox services? +
Yes, ADAPT Foundation Brazos Place accepts most private insurance plans and all Medicaid programs. They work with United Healthcare, Optum, and Medicaid to cover medical detox and residential treatment costs.
What areas does the detox center serve? +
Located in Freeport, Texas, Brazos Place serves the Houston metropolitan area, Brazosport region, Gulf Coast communities, and surrounding Brazoria County areas. The facility provides medical detox access throughout Southeast Texas.
Is the facility accredited for medical detox services? +
Yes, ADAPT Foundation Brazos Place maintains CARF accreditation for its addiction treatment and medical detox programs. The facility operates as a licensed residential treatment center with qualified clinical staff.
Can someone leave during medical detox? +
While Brazos Place operates as a voluntary treatment facility, medical detox requires careful supervision for safety. Clients considering leaving during withdrawal should discuss medical risks with clinical staff before making decisions.
Does Brazos Place treat dual diagnosis during detox? +
Yes, the facility specializes in dual diagnosis treatment for clients with co-occurring mental health conditions requiring medical attention during detox. They address mood disorders alongside substance withdrawal management.
What happens after medical detox at Brazos Place? +
Following detox, clients transition to residential treatment within the same facility. Brazos Place also provides transitional housing and sober living options to continue support after completing residential treatment.
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