Abuse And Addiction Treatment in Henderson, North Carolina

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Updated October 31, 2026

Silver Ridge

Abuse And Addiction Treatment

Mills River, NC

Silver Ridge provides adult residential substance use treatment in a 15-bed Asheville-area mansion with individual therapy and acceptance and commitment therapy.

  • Adults seeking residential treatment for substance use disorders
  • People needing treatment for alcohol, opioid, stimulant, benzodiazepine or other listed substance addictions
  • Clients seeking individual therapy within a residential program

A team member will reach out within the hour

Mountain Vista Recovery

Abuse And Addiction Treatment

Hendersonville, NC

Mountain Vista Recovery provides outpatient SACOT treatment in Hendersonville six days per week for five hours daily.

  • Individuals in the early stages of alcohol or drug recovery who need structured outpatient support
  • People transitioning from a higher level of care toward greater independence
  • Clients seeking frequent therapy, peer support, and relapse-prevention planning

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FAQ

Which program is for someone leaving inpatient or residential treatment?

Mountain Vista Recovery is designed for people transitioning toward greater independence and provides structured outpatient support, frequent therapy, peer support and relapse-prevention planning.

Does either center accept Medicaid or commercial insurance?

Mountain Vista Recovery lists Vaya Medicaid, Partners Medicaid and most commercial insurance plans. Silver Ridge lists Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, Aetna, Oscar and additional marketplace plans.

How quickly can I hear back about treatment?

Silver Ridge states that its admissions team will reach out within the hour. This is a response-time claim, not a guarantee that treatment will begin within an hour.

What should I do in an overdose or other immediate emergency?

Call 911 immediately. If opioids may be involved, give naloxone if available and follow the emergency operator's instructions; do not wait for an addiction-treatment intake.