Clinical assessment
A structured review of current needs, risks, strengths, and appropriate level of care.
Alcohol use disorder
Outpatient alcohol treatment with clear safety boundaries
Harbor of Health provides assessment, counseling, recovery planning, medication support when appropriate, and coordinated referrals for adults affected by alcohol use disorder.
Private care shaped around your needsA plan matched to your needs and level of risk
Alcohol use disorder can range from mild to severe. Harbor reviews drinking patterns, withdrawal history, physical health, medications, mental health, social supports, and treatment goals before recommending an outpatient plan or referral to a higher level of care.
Counseling
Support for triggers, coping skills, motivation, relationships, relapse prevention, and long-term goals.
Medication support
Prescriber evaluation and medication coordination; Vivitrol may be administered onsite when clinically appropriate.
Continuing care
Aftercare planning and connections to recovery, medical, behavioral-health, and community supports.
Medical warning
Alcohol withdrawal can be life-threatening
People who drink heavily or have had severe withdrawal should not abruptly stop without medical guidance. Seizures, hallucinations, severe confusion, fever, uncontrolled vomiting, or rapidly worsening symptoms require emergency care.
Harbor does not provide inpatient or emergency detoxification. Staff can help identify appropriate treatment resources after an assessment, but emergencies should not wait for an office appointment.
Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department for severe or rapidly worsening symptoms.
Medication is one part of treatment
A prescriber may discuss FDA-approved medication options based on the patient’s condition and goals. Medication works best as part of a broader plan that includes counseling, monitoring, recovery supports, and attention to physical and behavioral health.
Questions, answered
Frequently asked questions
Call Harbor if your question involves personal medical or treatment information.
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Same-day visits and walk-ins are welcome during office hours. Call Harbor of Health to ask questions or request an outpatient assessment.