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Substance Use Treatment · Soldotna, AK

Central Peninsula Behavioral Health Serenity House

Medical Detox Residential Treatment Outpatient Program Intensive Outpatient (IOP)
Address
245 North Binkley Street Suite 202
Soldotna, AK 99669
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CPH Front Central Peninsula Behavioral Health Serenity House - drug and alcohol detox center in Soldotna, AK

About

About Central Peninsula Behavioral Health Serenity House

Central Peninsula Behavioral Health Serenity House is a substance use treatment facility located at 245 North Binkley Street in Soldotna, Alaska, serving residents of the Kenai Peninsula. The facility operates under the umbrella of Central Peninsula General Hospital and provides medically supervised care for adults navigating addiction and co-occurring behavioral health conditions. For anyone in crisis and searching for a detox center in southcentral Alaska, Serenity House represents one of the few local options offering a structured clinical continuum.

The facility’s levels of care begin with medical detox — supervised withdrawal management for individuals who need clinical support during the earliest and most physically demanding stage of treatment. From there, patients can step into residential treatment for continued 24-hour care, or transition to an outpatient program or Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) as stabilization progresses. This full continuum means patients do not necessarily have to transfer to a different facility as their level of need changes.

Clinical care at Serenity House incorporates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), a structured psychotherapy approach used to address the thought patterns and behaviors driving substance use. The program also addresses trauma and PTSD alongside addiction, and is equipped to treat co-occurring disorders — a dual diagnosis framework that treats mental health conditions and substance use together rather than in isolation. This integrated approach is reflected in the range of conditions the facility is confirmed to treat.

Serenity House serves a notably broad population, including veterans, pregnant women, young adults ages 18 to 25, seniors, men, women, individuals with HIV/AIDS, those who are deaf or hard of hearing, and court-ordered clients. Payment options include Medicaid, Medicare, TRICARE, private insurance, state insurance, and self-pay. Admissions inquiries can be directed to admissionscontactus@cpgh.org or by calling (907) 714-4521 during weekday office hours.

  • One of the few facilities on the Kenai Peninsula offering medical detox through residential treatment and IOP under one roof
  • Dual diagnosis treatment addresses co-occurring mental health conditions — including trauma and PTSD — alongside substance use
  • Accepts TRICARE, making it a direct option for active-duty military and veterans seeking medically supervised detox in Alaska
  • Serves specialized populations rarely accommodated together: pregnant women, deaf or hard-of-hearing individuals, and court-ordered clients
  • Connected to Central Peninsula General Hospital, placing the detox program within a broader medical infrastructure

Treatment

What this center treats and how

Levels of care
Medical Detox Residential Treatment Outpatient Program Intensive Outpatient (IOP)
Conditions
Trauma / PTSD Co-occurring Disorders / Dual Diagnosis
Methods
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
Populations
Veterans Pregnant Women Young Adults (18-25) Seniors / Older Adults Men Women Hiv/aids Support Deaf / Hard Of Hearing Court-ordered
Languages
English

Location

Where it is

245 North Binkley Street Suite 202, Soldotna, AK 99669 Get directions

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Medical Detox and Withdrawal Management in Soldotna, Alaska

Central Peninsula Behavioral Health Serenity House offers medical detox as the entry point for individuals requiring supervised withdrawal management. For residents of the Kenai Peninsula who need clinical oversight during the acute phase of substance withdrawal, Serenity House provides that level of care locally — avoiding the need to travel to Anchorage or beyond.

Medical detox at Serenity House feeds directly into the facility's residential and outpatient programs, creating a pathway through treatment rather than a single isolated service. Patients who stabilize medically can continue care within the same facility, reducing the disruption that comes with transferring between providers during a vulnerable period.

Full Continuum of Care: From Inpatient Detox to Outpatient Treatment

Serenity House operates across four distinct levels of care: medical detox, residential treatment, standard outpatient programming, and Intensive Outpatient (IOP). This range allows the clinical team to match placement to a patient's current medical and psychological needs, and to adjust that placement as the patient's condition changes over time.

The Intensive Outpatient Program is structured for individuals who have achieved a degree of stabilization but still require regular clinical contact and structured therapeutic support. Combined with the residential and detox components, this continuum is designed to serve patients across different stages of treatment without requiring a facility transfer.

Dual Diagnosis Treatment and Trauma-Informed Care

Many people entering detox and residential treatment are managing more than a substance use disorder. Serenity House is confirmed to treat co-occurring disorders — also called dual diagnosis — meaning psychiatric conditions are addressed alongside addiction rather than after it. The facility also treats trauma and PTSD, conditions that are frequently intertwined with substance dependence and that, if left unaddressed, can undermine treatment outcomes.

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is among the therapeutic methods used at Serenity House. CBT is a structured, goal-oriented approach that targets the cognitive distortions and behavioral patterns associated with both substance use and mental health conditions, making it applicable across the dual diagnosis population the facility serves.

Who Serenity House Serves and How to Pay

Serenity House maintains one of the broader population mandates of any detox and residential facility in Alaska. The program is equipped to serve veterans, pregnant women, young adults, seniors, men, women, individuals with HIV/AIDS, those who are deaf or hard of hearing, and court-ordered clients. This range reflects a facility designed to reduce barriers to entry for populations that are often underserved by standard treatment programs.

Payment is accepted through Medicaid, Medicare, TRICARE, private insurance, state insurance, and self-pay. TRICARE coverage is particularly significant for the military-connected population in Alaska. To begin the admissions process, contact Serenity House at (907) 714-4521 or email admissionscontactus@cpgh.org. The admissions office is open Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM.

Cost & Credentials

What's covered and who vouches for it

Payment options
Medicaid Medicare Private Insurance TRICARE Self-pay / Cash State Insurance

Common questions

FAQs About Central Peninsula Behavioral Health Serenity House

Does Serenity House offer medical detox? +
Yes. Medical detox is one of the confirmed levels of care at Central Peninsula Behavioral Health Serenity House in Soldotna, Alaska. It is designed for individuals who need supervised withdrawal management before stepping into residential or outpatient treatment. This makes Serenity House one of the few facilities on the Kenai Peninsula providing this level of clinical care locally.
What levels of care are available at Serenity House? +
Serenity House offers four levels of care: medical detox, residential treatment, outpatient program, and Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP). This full continuum allows patients to progress through treatment at the same facility as their clinical needs change, rather than transferring to a separate provider at each stage.
Does Serenity House treat co-occurring mental health disorders? +
Yes. Serenity House is equipped to treat co-occurring disorders, also referred to as dual diagnosis — the simultaneous presence of a substance use disorder and a psychiatric condition. The facility also treats trauma and PTSD, which frequently co-occur with addiction.
Does Serenity House accept Medicaid or Medicare? +
Yes. The facility accepts both Medicaid and Medicare, as well as private insurance, TRICARE, state insurance, and self-pay. Prospective patients or family members can call (907) 714-4521 to discuss payment and insurance options.
Is Serenity House an option for veterans seeking detox or residential treatment? +
Yes. Veterans are among the specific populations Serenity House is confirmed to serve. The facility also accepts TRICARE, the health care program for military members, retirees, and their families, which helps cover the cost of detox and residential care for eligible veterans.
Does Serenity House accept pregnant women into treatment? +
Yes. Pregnant women are listed among the specific populations served at Serenity House. This is a meaningful distinction, as many detox and residential programs do not accommodate pregnant patients. Anyone with questions about admission should contact the facility directly at (907) 714-4521.
What therapeutic approach does Serenity House use? +
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is among the confirmed therapeutic methods at Serenity House. CBT is a structured psychotherapy that targets the thought patterns and behaviors connected to substance use and co-occurring mental health conditions.
How do I contact Serenity House to start the admissions process? +
You can reach the admissions team by calling (907) 714-4521 or emailing admissionscontactus@cpgh.org. The office is open Monday through Friday from 9 AM to 5 PM. Serenity House is located at 245 North Binkley Street in Soldotna, Alaska.
Does Serenity House serve court-ordered clients? +
Yes. Court-ordered clients are among the populations confirmed to be served at Serenity House. The facility's range of care levels — from medical detox to IOP — may accommodate different court-mandated treatment requirements.
Is there an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) available at Serenity House? +
Yes. Serenity House offers an Intensive Outpatient Program as one of its four confirmed levels of care. IOP is typically designed for individuals who have achieved some stabilization but still require regular structured clinical contact and therapeutic support.
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