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Residential Treatment Center · Warrior, Alabama

Bradford Health Services Warrior

Medical Detox Residential Inpatient Partial Hospitalization (PHP) Intensive Outpatient (IOP)
Address
1189 Allbritton Rd
Warrior, Alabama 35180
Accredited by
Joint Commission, FSPHP-ETA
Insurance accepted
4 carriers including Blue Cross Blue Shield, United Healthcare

About

About Bradford Health Services Warrior

Bradford Health Services Warrior, branded locally as Bradford at Warrior, sits on Allbritton Road just north of Birmingham, Alabama. The campus belongs to Bradford Health Services, a regional treatment provider with locations across the Southeast, and is set up to deliver a full continuum of care on a single property. That continuum starts with medically supervised detox and runs through residential treatment, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient programming, and extended care.

The clinical model is built on evidence-based approaches including cognitive behavioral therapy, medication-assisted treatment, individual counseling, and group sessions. Programs target alcohol addiction, opioid addiction, fentanyl addiction, and co-occurring mental health conditions that often travel alongside substance use. The Warrior team also runs specialty programs for populations whose recovery needs deserve dedicated attention: active military members, veterans, first responders, healthcare professionals, and legal and business professionals.

Leadership at Warrior includes Chief Executive Officer James Winder, Chief Operating Officer Roy Ramsey, Medical Director Mikhail Joutovsky, DO, Director of Clinical Services Riley Higginbotham, LPC, Assistant Clinical Director Evan Seale, LPC-S, and Director of Admissions Candace Williams. The facility is accredited by The Joint Commission and is FSPHP-ETA accredited, which signals a particular level of rigor for treating healthcare professionals enrolled in physician health programs.

Bradford at Warrior accepts most major commercial insurance plans, including Blue Cross Blue Shield, United Healthcare, Humana, and Aetna. Admissions staff verify benefits, walk callers through what residential and outpatient care look like, and coordinate logistics for out-of-state arrivals. With 188 public Google reviews and a 4.0-star average, the campus is one of the more visible Alabama options for residential addiction care.

  • Joint Commission and FSPHP-ETA accredited facility with specialized programs for healthcare professionals and first responders
  • 24/7 medical supervision with on-site Medical Director overseeing withdrawal management protocols
  • Specialized fentanyl detox protocols alongside traditional alcohol and opioid withdrawal management
  • Residential detox campus specifically designed for confidential treatment of professionals
  • Direct insurance billing including Veterans Community Care Programs for military and veteran populations

Treatment

What this center treats and how

Levels of care
Medical Detox Residential Inpatient Partial Hospitalization (PHP) Intensive Outpatient (IOP) Outpatient Program Extended Care
Conditions
Alcohol Addiction Opioid Addiction Fentanyl Addiction Co-occurring Disorders Substance Use Disorders
Methods
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Medication-Assisted Treatment Group Therapy Individual Therapy Medically-Assisted Detox
Populations
Adults Young Adults Veterans Military First Responders Healthcare Professionals Legal And Business Professionals
Languages
English
Facility
Residential campus near Birmingham, Alabama Full continuum of care from medical detox through extended care Dedicated tracks for veterans, military, first responders, and professionals Around-the-clock medical staffing for the detox unit

Location

Where it is

1189 Allbritton Rd, Warrior, Alabama 35180 Get directions

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Medical Detox Programs and Withdrawal Management

Bradford Health Services Warrior provides comprehensive medical detox services under 24-hour physician supervision at their residential campus in Jefferson County. The facility's medically-assisted detox program addresses alcohol withdrawal, opioid dependency, and fentanyl addiction with specialized medication protocols managed by Medical Director Mikhail Joutovsky, DO.

Patients receive individualized withdrawal management through the facility's inpatient detox program, which transitions seamlessly into intensive outpatient and standard outpatient programming. The residential campus maintains round-the-clock medical staffing to monitor vital signs, adjust medications, and manage complications during acute withdrawal phases.

Specialized Professional Treatment Programs

The facility holds specialized accreditation through FSPHP-ETA for treating healthcare professionals, attorneys, and business executives requiring confidential addiction treatment. Bradford Warrior also maintains dedicated programming for veterans, active military, and first responders through their Veterans Community Care partnerships.

Clinical Director Riley Higginbotham, LPC, oversees specialized tracks that address the unique pressures facing medical professionals, law enforcement, and military personnel. These programs combine medical detox with profession-specific counseling and peer support groups designed for high-functioning individuals in crisis.

Insurance Coverage and Admissions Process

Bradford Health Services Warrior accepts major insurance carriers including Blue Cross Blue Shield, United Healthcare, Aetna, and Humana for medical detox and addiction treatment services. Veterans can access care through Veterans Community Care Programs, while the facility provides direct insurance billing and verification services.

Director of Admissions Candace Williams coordinates same-day admissions for individuals requiring immediate medical detox intervention. The facility's 24-hour operations allow for emergency admissions when patients present with dangerous withdrawal symptoms requiring immediate medical supervision.

After Care

Continuing support

Extended care program Ongoing therapy and counseling Community engagement and alumni connection

Cost & Credentials

What's covered and who vouches for it

Insurance accepted
Blue Cross Blue Shield United Healthcare Humana Aetna
Payment options
Private Insurance
Accreditations
Joint Commission FSPHP-ETA

Common questions

FAQs About Bradford Health Services Warrior

What types of addiction does Bradford Health Services Warrior treat? +
Bradford treats alcohol addiction, opioid addiction, fentanyl addiction, and co-occurring disorders. The facility provides specialized withdrawal management protocols for each substance type with 24/7 medical supervision.
Does Bradford Warrior provide medical detox services? +
Yes, Bradford operates a medically-assisted detox program with round-the-clock medical supervision. Their Medical Director oversees withdrawal management protocols for alcohol, opioid, and fentanyl detox on their residential campus.
How long is the typical stay at Bradford Health Services? +
Bradford provides residential treatment followed by intensive outpatient and outpatient programming. Specific program lengths depend on individual medical needs and withdrawal complexity, determined by their medical team during assessment.
Do you have to pay for addiction treatment at Bradford? +
Bradford accepts major insurance including Blue Cross Blue Shield, United Healthcare, Aetna, and Humana. Veterans can access treatment through Veterans Community Care Programs, and the facility provides insurance verification services.
What makes Bradford Warrior different from other detox centers? +
Bradford holds Joint Commission accreditation and specialized FSPHP-ETA certification for treating healthcare professionals. They operate 24/7 with on-site medical direction and maintain specialized programs for veterans, military, and first responders.
Does Bradford provide medication-assisted treatment for opioid addiction? +
Yes, Bradford offers medication-assisted treatment as part of their comprehensive addiction treatment programming. Their medical team manages MAT protocols during detox and continuing care phases.
Can family members participate in treatment at Bradford? +
Bradford provides family-support groups and outpatient therapy for individuals and families. Their continuing care programs include family involvement components as part of comprehensive treatment planning.
What credentials do Bradford's medical staff hold? +
Bradford's Medical Director Mikhail Joutovsky holds a DO degree, while Clinical Director Riley Higginbotham is a Licensed Professional Counselor. Assistant Clinical Director Evan Seale holds LPC-S credentials for clinical supervision.
Does Bradford treat teenagers and young adults? +
Yes, Bradford serves teens, young adults, and adults across various demographics. They maintain specialized programming for different age groups and populations including professionals and veterans.

Services

Programs and specialties

Treatment type
Outpatient Residential treatment Outpatient day treatment or partial hospitalization IOP Outpatient methadone/buprenorphine or naltrexone treatment Aftercare recovery programs Residential detoxification Long-term residential Short-term residential Alcohol Detoxification Benzodiazepines Detoxification Cocaine Detoxification Opioid Detoxification Methamphetamines detoxification Routinely uses medication for detoxification
Payment
Cash or self-payment Military insurance (e.g. TRICARE)
Specialty
Mental health counseling for co-occurring disorders Group therapy Family therapy Marital/couples counseling Addiction recovery education Adolescents and young adults Adult men Veterans Active duty military
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