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About Greenbriar Treatment Center New Kensington
Greenbriar Treatment Center, located at 800 Manor Drive in New Kensington, Pennsylvania, is a Joint Commission-accredited substance use treatment facility serving residents of Westmoreland County and the broader Western Pennsylvania region. For individuals or families in crisis and looking for structured, medically supervised care, Greenbriar offers a defined continuum that starts at the most acute level of need and steps down through recovery. The center operates under the Gateway Rehab network and is reachable at (724) 339-7180.
The facility provides three distinct levels of care: medical detox, residential treatment, and an outpatient program. Medical detox is the entry point for individuals requiring supervised withdrawal management before transitioning to longer-term treatment. Residential treatment keeps patients on-site for immersive, round-the-clock support, while the outpatient program allows individuals to engage in structured treatment while maintaining some daily responsibilities. Having all three levels under one roof means patients can move through the continuum without changing providers.
Greenbriar addresses co-occurring disorders and trauma or PTSD alongside substance use, recognizing that many individuals seeking detox and treatment carry dual diagnoses that complicate withdrawal and recovery. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy is part of the clinical approach, providing a structured framework for examining thought patterns connected to substance use. The facility also serves court-ordered individuals and those who are deaf or hard of hearing, reflecting a broader clinical scope than many regional programs.
Greenbriar serves men and women across New Kensington, Westmoreland County, and Western Pennsylvania. Payment options include Medicaid, state insurance, TRICARE, private insurance, and self-pay, giving a wide range of patients a realistic path to accessing care. Joint Commission accreditation signals that the facility meets nationally recognized standards for treatment quality — a meaningful benchmark for families making same-day decisions about where to seek detox and withdrawal management.
- Joint Commission (JCAHO) accreditation — a nationally recognized quality standard for detox and treatment programs
- Full continuum: medical detox, residential treatment, and outpatient programs at a single facility in Westmoreland County
- Treats co-occurring disorders and trauma/PTSD alongside substance use — critical for patients with dual diagnoses entering detox
- Accepts Medicaid, TRICARE, state insurance, private insurance, and self-pay, broadening access across income levels
- Specialized accommodations for deaf and hard of hearing patients, and services for court-ordered individuals