Unity Place of Atlantic County Hammonton

Unity Place of Atlantic County is situated in Hammonton on South Whitehorse Pike, about 1.3 miles away from the Atlantic City Expressway. The center serves adults managing a mental health condition, a substance use disorder, or the two together. Care revolves around treatment plans written for each person, and the team offers practical supports, including transportation and daily meals, that help people get to their appointments consistently.

Medicaid is accepted here, and the center works with insurance plans; it also lists self-pay rates. Evidence-based practices are combined with supportive approaches in the care it provides. Someone enrolled may take part in cognitive behavioral therapy, psychiatric care, medication education, and trauma-informed groups. Scheduling follows what each person is working toward, with choices that cover stress management, relapse prevention, and coping skills. One-on-one and group sessions center on recovery for the whole person, guided by a team that collaborates and keeps the person at the center.

Beyond its core services, Unity Place offers focused groups meant to help people maintain progress over time. These include 12-Step programming, help with anger management, support for grief, and creative outlets. Case managers connect clients with social services and legal guidance, and they assist with planning around a career or vocational training. Lab testing happens on site, and medication management is available to help stabilize mental health. Daily meals and reliable transportation are provided, and the center maintains connections to drug court advocacy. Together these elements give the program structure and a broad base of care.

Unity Place of Atlantic County Hammonton

Unity Place of Atlantic County Hammonton provides outpatient care, and its typical program length is 5 days, according to the center’s listing. Outpatient programs in Hammonton let people live at home while attending scheduled sessions. That level can suit someone who does not need 24-hour monitoring but does need regular clinical contact.

Listed therapies include 1-on-1 counseling, art therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, family therapy, group therapy, psychoeducation, stress management, twelve step facilitation the and trauma specific therapy center describes its approaches as evidence-based, holistic, and Twelve Step. Dual diagnosis care matters when someone has a mental health condition plus a substance use disorder. Unity Place lists dual diagnosis among the conditions it treats.

1. Twelve Step
2. Family Therapy
3. Holistic
4. Trauma-Specific Therapy
5. Psychoeducation
6. 1-on-1 Counseling
7. Evidence-Based
8. Art Therapy
9. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
10. Twelve Step Facilitation

Who Unity Place serves

1. Adults who identify as men or women, the two groups the center lists for treatment.
2. Adults whose substance use disorder involves alcohol or drugs, including those with co-occurring disorders.
3. People seeking help with smoking cessation as part of their care plan.
4. Individuals with mental health conditions such as depression, anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder, trauma, grief and loss, or anger.
5. Someone stepping down from a higher-intensity level of care who still needs continuing outpatient services and aftercare.

Location and how long people stay

A typical program lasts 5 days, with outpatient care given at 121 South Whitehorse Pike Suite A in Hammonton. If you want rehab in New Jersey near the Atlantic City Expressway, this location sits about 1.3 miles from it. English is the language the center lists, and reading is among its activities. The support described includes transportation and daily meals, which can make it easier for someone to keep appointments. The setting is structured, though no overnight stays are involved.

Paying for Unity Place

Medicaid is accepted at Unity Place, which works with insurance plans and lists cash pay rates as a private pay option. When you call about addiction treatment in New Jersey, have the center verify your own plan before you enroll. An advisor can look up openings and coverage for you, and a call costs nothing and requires nothing from you. We can't guarantee admission or that insurance will cover it; the center and your insurer provide those answers.

Worthwhile questions prior to admission

1. Does my insurance or Medicaid pay for outpatient care at this location, and what part of the cost would I owe?
2. How many days per week does the 5-day program meet, and what times are sessions?
3. Is transportation provided, and are daily meals included for my schedule?
4. When a psychiatric condition and an addiction disorder occur together, how does the staff coordinate care for both?
5. What continuing care, employment counseling, or outpatient treatment is available after the program ends?