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    Gateway Community Services

    3.2
    (17 Reviews)
    555 Stockton Street, Jacksonville, Florida, 32204
    Call (904) 387-4661
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    About Gateway Community Services

    Gateway Community Services provides comprehensive treatment for people suffering from alcoholism, drug addiction and related mental health issues. The rehab offers various levels of care for both adults and adolescents — all based on the 12 Steps — including detox, residential, outpatient, transitional housing and even e-therapy. Treatment plans are designed to meet the specific needs of each client, and focus on improving his or her ability to make and carry out smart, sober decisions.

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    Outpatient
    Residential
    Outpatient detoxification
    Intensive outpatient treatment
    Outpatient methadone/buprenorphine or naltrexone treatment
    Regular outpatient treatment
    Residential detoxification
    Long-term residential
    Treatment Approaches
    Anger management
    Brief intervention
    Cognitive behavioral therapy
    Contingency management/motivational incentives
    Motivational interviewing
    Relapse prevention
    Substance use counseling approach
    Telemedicine/telehealth therapy
    Trauma-related counseling
    12-step facilitation
    Payment Accepted
    Federal, or any government funding for substance use programs
    Medicaid
    Military insurance (e.g., TRICARE)
    Private health insurance
    Cash or self-payment
    State-financed health insurance plan other than Medicaid
    SAMHSA funding/block grants
    Special Programs
    Adolescents
    Transitional age young adults
    Adult women
    Pregnant/postpartum women
    Adult men
    Lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender (LGBT) clients
    Criminal justice (other than DUI/DWI)/Forensic clients
    Clients with co-occurring mental and substance use disorders
    Clients with co-occurring pain and substance use disorders
    Clients with HIV or AIDS
    Clients who have experienced sexual abuse
    Clients who have experienced domestic violence
    Clients who have experienced trauma
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    Patient Reviews

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    3.2
    (17 reviews)
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      3.2
    • Treatment Effectiveness
      3.3
    • Meals & Nutrition
      3.3
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    3.7
    HEH
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    Underfunded.
    4.3
    Anonymous
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    Addictive helping other addicts. Not big enough.
    1.3
    Anonymous
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    Strengths: staff experience, ability to enforce rules, enforcing AA compliance. in detox the beds are hard as rocks, the sheet and blanket were like a 90 year old hanky and was forced to use the same bedding for ten days. pillow was about 2 inches think and hard as a rock. it truly felt like prison. the food was leftovers from the larger facility and sat around all afternoon, I saw it sitting outside at the larger "in-house facility" for hours with flies on it. The food was so bad i couldnt eat it. AA steps and entertainment meetings were forced down our throat regardless of religious preferences. staff would come into our rooms and go through our personal belongings and in the middle of the night they would come in and look around and even rippied the covers off of me once. it was the worst experience i've ever had.
    3.5
    Anonymous
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    Willingness to confront hard issues and to make an effort to get to the underlying issues. Not enough financial support, limited resources. Made it easy for loved ones to participate, help,and adequately learn how to best deal with and interact with the party suffering from addiction.
    3.3
    Anonymous
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    good program, to exspensive but really helped me.
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