POWER Restore

POWER Restore is a detox and rehab program located at 225 Penn Avenue in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, operating under the POWER (PA Organization for Women in Early Recovery) campus in Allegheny County. Designed specifically for women, the facility delivers medical detox and residential treatment within an integrated clinical, medical, and recovery support structure — making it one of the few Pittsburgh-area programs combining withdrawal management and inpatient-level care under one roof, built exclusively around women’s needs.

The facility offers two confirmed levels of care: medical detox and residential treatment. The medical detox program provides supervised withdrawal management for women entering treatment, while the residential treatment component supports the transition into structured recovery. This combination means patients can move from acute detox into continued care without leaving the program — a continuity that matters most in the earliest, most vulnerable days of treatment.

Clinical care at POWER Restore incorporates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and addresses co-occurring disorders and dual diagnosis conditions, including trauma and PTSD. This focus on co-occurring mental health conditions alongside substance use reflects the real clinical picture many women entering detox present — withdrawal management alone rarely tells the whole story, and POWER Restore’s model accounts for that.

POWER Restore serves women, pregnant women, and individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing — populations that frequently face barriers accessing standard detox programs. The facility accepts Medicaid, private insurance, self-pay, and offers a sliding scale fee structure, removing financial obstacles that often delay people from entering medically supervised detox. For women in Pittsburgh or the surrounding Allegheny County area seeking withdrawal management paired with residential-level support, POWER Restore is structured specifically for that purpose.

POWER Restore operates as a dedicated detox and rehab program on the POWER campus in Pittsburgh's Allegheny County, providing medically supervised detox specifically for women. The program's integrated team — clinical, medical, and recovery support — works together through withdrawal management and into residential treatment, keeping patients within the same care environment during the most critical phase of treatment.

For women searching for inpatient detox in the Pittsburgh area, POWER Restore offers a direct path from withdrawal management into residential treatment. That continuity is clinically significant: abrupt transfers between facilities after detox are a known risk point, and POWER Restore's structure is built to minimize that gap.

Medical detox addresses the physical dimension of withdrawal, but many women entering treatment are also managing trauma, PTSD, or co-occurring mental health conditions. POWER Restore treats co-occurring disorders and dual diagnosis as part of its core clinical model, with Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) incorporated into the program's therapeutic framework.

This matters for people selecting a detox program: a facility that treats only the withdrawal without screening for underlying mental health conditions can leave critical needs unaddressed. POWER Restore's clinical scope is designed to identify and begin treating those conditions from the start of care.

POWER Restore provides medical detox and residential treatment exclusively for women, including pregnant women — a group that requires specialized medical oversight during withdrawal and is underserved by many general detox programs. The facility also serves individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing, reflecting a commitment to removing access barriers that keep people from entering care.

Services are available in English, and the program accepts Medicaid, private insurance, self-pay, and sliding scale payment arrangements. For families or individuals in Pittsburgh navigating the cost of detox, the sliding scale option and Medicaid acceptance are practical factors that can make same-day or next-day admission a realistic possibility.

POWER Restore accepts multiple payment methods for its medical detox and residential treatment programs, including Medicaid, private insurance, self-pay, and a sliding scale fee structure. This range of options is particularly relevant for women who may be entering treatment on short notice or without comprehensive insurance coverage.

To discuss admission, verify insurance coverage, or ask about sliding scale eligibility, POWER Restore can be reached at (412) 243-8755 or by email at info@power-recovery.com. The administrative office is open Monday through Friday, 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM.