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About CKF Addiction Treatment Inc Salina
CKF Addiction Treatment’s Salina location is a core campus of an organization that has been providing addiction health care services since 1967. The facility at 617 E Elm Street, Salina, KS 67401 offers a layered continuum of care that includes assessments, detoxification and residential rehabilitation at its Pathfinder Recovery Center, outpatient programming, telehealth, in-person medical services, and an Adolescent Services program for ages 12-17.
Clinical services are organized around the idea that addiction is a chronic disease requiring sustained support. CKF’s outpatient programs are designed to give participants flexibility to continue managing work, family, and other responsibilities while engaging in treatment, while residential programs provide an environment for those experiencing the most acute symptoms of addiction. Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) is offered through a dedicated clinic, with qualified staff assessing whether FDA-approved medications for Alcohol Use Disorder and Opioid Use Disorder are clinically appropriate.
CKF also runs a women’s supportive housing program called Bridgehouse, prevention and education services, and a Recovery program built around individual recovery coaching, recovery planning, and recovery support groups. Telehealth lets patients engage with CKF’s in-person services from home when an in-clinic visit is not practical. The organization operates additional Kansas locations in Abilene and McPherson, allowing patients to coordinate their care across central Kansas.
Payment options posted publicly by CKF include private insurance, self-pay, and a sliding fee scale based on income and family size. The organization carries CARF accreditation, and admissions staff can be reached at 785-825-6224 to discuss assessments, levels of care, and current availability.
- Specialized medical detox programs for women and adolescents aged 12-17
- CARF accreditation ensuring clinical standards for withdrawal management protocols
- Medication assisted treatment (MAT) for opioid and alcohol withdrawal since 1967
- Supportive housing program specifically for women undergoing detox treatment
- Sliding fee scale payment options making medical detox accessible regardless of income