Crossroads Treatment Center Asheville

Sitting close to I-40 in Asheville, the facility looks after residents of Buncombe County seeking organized support for opioid use. Care is delivered on an outpatient basis, so appointments are planned instead of requiring an overnight stay. Treatment pairs medication-assisted therapy with counseling, coordination of care, and peer support, offered face to face or online.

Treatment begins with a clinical assessment to decide on a suitable plan. From there, participants may receive methadone or buprenorphine as part of medication-assisted treatment. Counseling includes cognitive behavioral therapy and is paired with relapse-prevention work. The center also offers Hepatitis C treatment and focuses mainly on substance use disorders, helping people stabilize and build strategies to avoid returning to use.

Outpatient care offered at this clinic

The center provides outpatient care with 7 therapy options, including one-on-one counseling and group therapy in Asheville. Levels of care are outpatient only; there are no residential or inpatient beds on site. Therapies listed include cognitive behavioral therapy, medication-assisted treatment, online therapy, psychoeducation, and relapse prevention counseling. Approaches are described as evidence-based, individual, and medical.

Medication-assisted treatment for opioids and heroin is a specialization here, with ongoing counseling built in. For people who need more intensive structure, the team can help coordinate continuing care after discharge. If someone requires residential or inpatient care, then the center can provide referrals, but it does not provide those levels itself. The program is designed for adults who can attend scheduled appointments.

• Individual Treatment
• Evidence-Based
• Online Therapy
• Medical
• 1-on-1 Counseling
• Group Therapy
• Medication-Assisted Treatment
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
• Psychoeducation
• Relapse Prevention Counseling

Who this program serves in Asheville

• Adult men and women with opioid use disorder, including misuse of heroin and prescription drugs
• People who need medication-assisted treatment with methadone or buprenorphine
• Individuals who can attend outpatient visits rather than residential care
• Those seeking counseling, relapse prevention, and peer support in English
• People who may also need Hepatitis C treatment alongside substance use care

Program length, size, and location

An average program lasts 30 days or more, and 16 to 30 beds are listed for this Asheville location. Since the center is outpatient, that bed count likely reflects program capacity rather than overnight stays. It is located at 6 Roberts Rd Suite 103, near I-40, with on-site parking. Services are offered in English, and some counseling and support sessions can be done virtually.

Costs and benefits checks in Asheville

This provider takes Medicaid and Medicare, and it also works with most commercial insurance plans and offers cash pay rates in North Carolina. What each plan covers varies, so it is worth calling the center to check your benefits before you begin. If you are not certain what your insurance includes, request a written estimate. The referral line can also help you get a clearer picture of what Medicaid or a private plan might pay toward outpatient care.

What to clarify before you admit

• What does the initial clinical assessment involve, and how soon can I be seen?
• Which medications are available, and how often are dosing visits scheduled?
• Does my insurance plan cover the full program, and what will I owe?
• Are virtual counseling sessions an option for my schedule?
• What if my situation calls for a higher level of care, like residential treatment?