Someone I know has an alcohol and/or drug problem. Where can they go for help?

Drug and alcohol treatment is available in Chester County regardless of insurance. If the person has insurance, they should contact their insurance provider. If the person does not have insurance, or has insurance without behavioral health coverage, they can call their nearest outpatient program. A counselor from the program will meet with them to do an assessment and set up a treatment plan. This could be treatment as an outpatient or a referral to a different service that would best meet their needs such as a residential rehab program. Again, if the person has insurance, they should start by calling the insurance company to find out how to proceed.

See our list outpatient programs or call the Compass Mark Information and Referral Line at 1-866-286-3767.

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1. Someone I know has an alcohol and/or drug problem. Where can they go for help?
2. Where can I get a list of AA/NA meetings?
3. I think my child may be using drugs, what should I do?
4. I don't have health insurance, how can I get treatment?
5. My health insurance will not pay for drug and alcohol treatment, what should I do?
6. I've been arrested for DUI - what should I do?
7. Is drug and alcohol treatment confidential?
8. My group is interested in a speaker to address alcohol, tobacco and other drug issues, can you tell me where to find a speaker?
9. My organization is sponsoring a health fair or in need of informational materials, where can I get materials to share regarding alcohol, tobacco, and drugs?