About
About Endless Mountain Behavioral Health Center
Endless Mountain Behavioral Health Center is a Joint Commission-accredited substance use treatment facility located on Lamoka Road in Sayre, Pennsylvania, in northern Bradford County near the New York state line. The facility provides medically supervised detoxification followed by residential inpatient rehabilitation in a region that has historically had limited access to dedicated substance use treatment infrastructure.
The program is licensed to treat adults dealing with alcohol use disorder, drug addiction, and trauma-related conditions, with a particular emphasis on clients who present with co-occurring mental health disorders. Cognitive behavioral therapy anchors the clinical approach, integrated with dual-diagnosis programming that addresses the psychiatric symptoms driving and complicating substance use.
Endless Mountain Behavioral Health Center is structured to serve a broad adult population, including veterans, pregnant women, older adults, men, women, court-ordered admissions, and individuals who are Deaf or hard of hearing. The facility’s intake processes and clinical staffing accommodate American Sign Language so that Deaf clients can engage fully with treatment, addressing a longstanding gap in accessible addiction care across rural Pennsylvania.
Financially, the center accepts Medicaid, state insurance, private commercial insurance, and self-pay arrangements, which broadens access for clients across Bradford County and the surrounding region. Admissions verifies benefits before intake. The facility operates under Pennsylvania substance use treatment licensing and maintains Joint Commission accreditation reflecting national clinical and safety standards.
- Joint Commission accredited detox and residential program in rural Pennsylvania
- American Sign Language access for Deaf and hard-of-hearing clients
- Serves veterans, pregnant women, and seniors in northern PA
- Accepts Medicaid and state insurance alongside commercial plans and self-pay
- Dual-diagnosis programming for trauma and co-occurring mental health conditions