I am afraid, and I've never been to treatment. How does the process work?

Thank you for taking the first step by accepting treatment. You are just beginning a journey to discover who and what you are really meant to be—including freedom from the pain and sorrow of alcohol and drug dependency, other addictions and trauma. From time to time, and especially at first, you may want to give up and leave.  This is normal.  You are in a new place, meeting lots of new people, and talking about yourself in an unfamiliar way.  It will take some time for you to feel comfortable and secure.  The single most important thing you can do is just STAY.

When you relax and get to know us, you will find that NOAH is a special place.  Our well qualified staff blends diversity, education, a commitment to serve and, most importantly, experience.  Your counselor, other staff members and peers are here to help support you through your transition.  Talk with them.

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Who Is NOAH?

Northeast Ohio Applied Health (NOAH) is a state-certified, behavioral health resource dedicated to enriching lives of individuals and families.  NOAH offers intensive and non-intensive out-patient group programs for Northeast Ohio adults and youth struggling with drug and alcohol addiction.

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What is Anchor of Hope?

Anchor of Hope is an intensive outpatient sober-living housing program at Northeast Ohio Applied Health (NOAH). Our assisted living housing program will provide a safe, supervised, structured environment for clients as they go through their healing process from substance abuse. Click here for more information.

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What Insurances do you accept?

NOAH accepts Medicaid, private insurance, and self-pay.

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Do you allow smoking at your facility?

Yes, we do allow smoking in our facility.

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Are we allowed to have visitors?

No, we do not visitors but after 45-days of being in treatment we do allow clients to go on an 8-hr pass on the weekend.

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Am I allowed to work while in treatment?

No, clients cannot work while in residential treatment but they are allowed to work when they are in aftercare.

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Do we allow clients in with MAT in treatment?

Yes, we do allow clients who are participating in a current MAT program.

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Do you have Case Management?

Yes, we do offer case management as it pertains to our client’s treatment plan. (ie. appointments, court hearings, probation)

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Do we go to outside meetings? (i.e., AA, NA)

Yes, we do take clients to meetings but due to COVID meetings have been limited.