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Substance Use Treatment · Blairstown, New Jersey

Little Hill

Medical Detox Residential Treatment
Address
61 Ward Road
Blairstown, New Jersey 07825
Accredited by
Joint Commission (JCAHO), CARF
Available
24/7 admissions

About

About Little Hill

Little Hill is a Joint Commission- and CARF-accredited substance use treatment facility located at 61 Ward Road in Blairstown, New Jersey, within Warren County. The center operates under the Alina Lodge umbrella and has maintained a recognized presence in New Jersey addiction treatment, with its official website noting a rich history connected to the AA tradition and a track record of guiding guests toward recovery. For individuals or families facing a substance use crisis and needing immediate, structured care, Little Hill represents one of the few inpatient options in the region offering both medical detox and residential programming on the same campus.

The facility provides two distinct levels of care: medical detox and residential treatment. Medical detox is the clinical entry point for individuals who require supervised withdrawal management before transitioning to longer-term programming. The residential treatment level allows patients to remain on-site following detox, supporting continuity of care without the disruption of a facility transfer. Both levels are available to men and women seeking inpatient detox and residential substance use treatment.

Clinically, Little Hill incorporates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) into its treatment approach and addresses co-occurring Trauma and PTSD alongside substance use disorders. This dual focus means that patients presenting with trauma histories alongside addiction can receive care that addresses both conditions during their stay. Services are delivered in English, and the facility’s dual accreditations from the Joint Commission and CARF indicate that its programs meet nationally recognized standards for quality and patient care.

Little Hill serves both men and women and accepts private insurance, TRICARE — making it a viable option for active-duty military and veterans — as well as self-pay arrangements. For families navigating the decision between detox centers in New Jersey, the combination of medical detox, on-site residential follow-up, dual accreditation, and TRICARE acceptance distinguishes Little Hill from many outpatient-only or single-accreditation programs. Admissions inquiries can be directed to (908) 362-6114.

  • Medical detox and residential treatment available on the same campus — no transfer required between levels of care
  • Dual accreditation from both the Joint Commission (JCAHO) and CARF, meeting two separate national quality benchmarks
  • TRICARE accepted, making medically supervised detox accessible to veterans and active-duty military personnel
  • Co-occurring Trauma and PTSD addressed alongside substance use within the inpatient detox and residential programs
  • Rooted in a recognized AA tradition with a documented history in New Jersey addiction treatment under the Alina Lodge name

Treatment

What this center treats and how

Levels of care
Medical Detox Residential Treatment
Conditions
Trauma / PTSD
Methods
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
Populations
Men Women
Languages
English

Location

Where it is

61 Ward Road, Blairstown, New Jersey 07825 Get directions

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Medical Detox at Little Hill in Blairstown, NJ

For individuals requiring medically supervised withdrawal management, Little Hill provides inpatient medical detox at its Blairstown, New Jersey facility. Medical detox is the first level of care offered, designed to manage the physical process of withdrawal under clinical supervision before a patient moves into the next phase of treatment. This sequenced approach — detox followed directly by residential care on the same campus — reduces the gaps that can occur when patients must travel between separate facilities.

Little Hill is accredited by both the Joint Commission and CARF, two of the most widely recognized accrediting bodies in behavioral health. These dual accreditations signal that the detox programs and residential services at Little Hill have been independently evaluated against national standards for clinical quality and patient safety. Families researching detox centers in New Jersey can use these credentials as a meaningful benchmark when comparing options.

Residential Treatment Following Detox

After completing medical detox, patients at Little Hill have the option to transition directly into residential treatment without leaving the facility. Residential treatment provides an immersive, structured environment for ongoing recovery work following the acute withdrawal phase. This level of care is available to both men and women and incorporates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) as a clinical modality.

The residential program also addresses co-occurring Trauma and PTSD, recognizing that many individuals entering detox and inpatient care carry trauma histories that intersect with their substance use. By treating both conditions within the residential setting, Little Hill allows patients to work through underlying issues during the same course of treatment rather than deferring that work to a later program.

Insurance and Payment Options for Detox Programs

Little Hill accepts private insurance, TRICARE, and self-pay for its medical detox and residential treatment programs. TRICARE coverage is particularly notable for veterans and active-duty military members who may otherwise struggle to find accredited inpatient detox programs that work with their benefits. Patients and families are encouraged to call (908) 362-6114 to discuss specific coverage and admissions.

The facility's acceptance of multiple payment types, combined with its Joint Commission and CARF accreditations, makes it a practical option for a range of individuals seeking medically supervised detox in Warren County and the broader New Jersey region. Admissions staff can be reached by phone to discuss next steps for enrollment in detox or residential programming.

Who Little Hill Serves

Little Hill's inpatient detox and residential programs are open to both men and women. The facility treats substance use disorders and addresses co-occurring Trauma and PTSD, making it appropriate for adults whose addiction intersects with a trauma history. Services are provided in English.

Located at 61 Ward Road in Blairstown, NJ, the facility sits within Warren County and draws patients from across New Jersey. For anyone weighing same-day admissions to a medically supervised detox program in the state, Little Hill's combination of dual accreditation, TRICARE acceptance, on-site residential follow-up, and trauma-informed programming provides a clinically grounded option. Reach the admissions line directly at (908) 362-6114.

Cost & Credentials

What's covered and who vouches for it

Payment options
Private Insurance TRICARE Self-Pay / Cash
Accreditations
Joint Commission (JCAHO) CARF

Common questions

FAQs About Little Hill

Does Little Hill offer medical detox? +
Yes. Medical detox is one of the two levels of care confirmed at Little Hill in Blairstown, NJ. The facility provides inpatient, medically supervised detox as the clinical entry point for patients before they transition to residential treatment. Both levels of care are available on the same campus.
What levels of care are available at Little Hill? +
Little Hill offers medical detox and residential treatment. Medical detox addresses the acute withdrawal phase under clinical supervision, while residential treatment provides continued inpatient care following detox. Patients can move from one level to the next without transferring to a different facility.
Is Little Hill accredited? +
Yes. Little Hill holds dual accreditation from both the Joint Commission (JCAHO) and CARF. These are two independent national accrediting bodies that evaluate behavioral health programs against established standards for clinical quality and patient safety.
Does Little Hill accept TRICARE? +
Yes. Little Hill accepts TRICARE as a payment method, making its medical detox and residential treatment programs accessible to eligible veterans and active-duty military personnel. The facility also accepts private insurance and self-pay.
Does Little Hill treat co-occurring mental health conditions? +
Little Hill addresses Trauma and PTSD alongside substance use disorders within its treatment programs. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is used as a clinical modality. Patients presenting with both a substance use disorder and a trauma history can receive care addressing both conditions during their stay.
Who is eligible for treatment at Little Hill? +
Little Hill serves both men and women seeking medical detox and residential treatment for substance use disorders. The facility also addresses co-occurring Trauma and PTSD. Services are delivered in English.
Where is Little Hill located? +
Little Hill is located at 61 Ward Road in Blairstown, New Jersey, within Warren County. The facility operates under the Alina Lodge name and can be reached by phone at (908) 362-6114.
What are Little Hill's hours? +
Little Hill's listed phone and admissions hours are 11:30 AM to 9:00 PM on Monday through Thursday, and 11:00 AM to 9:00 PM on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Callers are encouraged to reach out at (908) 362-6114 during those hours to discuss detox admissions.
Does Little Hill accept private insurance? +
Yes. Little Hill accepts private insurance as a payment method, along with TRICARE and self-pay. Individuals seeking medically supervised detox in New Jersey should contact the facility directly at (908) 362-6114 to discuss their specific coverage and admissions options.
What therapy is used in Little Hill's residential program? +
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is confirmed as a therapeutic method used at Little Hill. The residential program also addresses co-occurring Trauma and PTSD alongside substance use treatment. Both men and women are served within this inpatient setting.
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