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PROFESSIONAL REFFERALS
At Next Step Recovery Center in Columbus, Ohio we believe that working closely with referring professionals is crucial to providing comprehensive care to adults who are struggling with addiction. We build partnerships with hospitals, social workers, chemical dependency counselors, and other referring professionals who have individuals under their care who may benefit from our programming.
Types of referral sources we frequently partner with at Next Step Recovery Center in Columbus,Ohio.
At Next Step Recovery Center in Columbus, Ohio, we have established positive professional relationships with many different referral sources and caregivers. These are just some of the referring professionals, caregivers, and organizations in the central Ohio area that have referred to our facility for addiction care:
Hospitals Partial hospitalization programs (PHPs) Doctors Social workers Psychologists Chemical dependency counselors Outpatient drug and alcohol agencies and practices Other drug and alcohol programs Probation officers Employee assistance programs Family and friends Alumni of our program
At Next Step Recovery Center, we believe that working closely with referring professionals and caregivers is vital to helping individuals heal from substance use disorders and any challenges they might be experiencing. We welcome opportunities to expand our referral program and encourage referring professionals and caregivers to contact us to discuss how we might work together to help individuals heal from their addiction challenges
If you are a referring professional, organization, or caregiver who would like to refer an individual to Next Step Recovery Center in Columbus, Ohio, please call our Intake office at 614-987-5003. Our Intake staff can answer any questions you might have about our professionalreferral program and help you get the referral process started.
We look forward to partnering with you in helping individuals in the central Ohio area heal from addiction and start on the path to long-term sobriety.
