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Office Hours
Monday 5:30 am - 5 pm
Tuesday 5:30 am - 8 pm
Wednesday 5:30 am - 8 pm
Thursday 5:30 am - 8 pm
Friday 5:30 am - 5 pm |
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Services
OARS
(Opiate Addiction Recovery Services Program)
The OARS Program is Level IV Outpatient pharmacotherapy program that
provides methadone treatment to adults who meet the criteria for
Opioid Dependence. Clients to the program must meet the standards
set forth by the Texas Department of Health, the Food and Drug
Administration and the Department of State Health Services. Priority
population guidelines are adhered to in assessing program admission.
Clients are prescribed methadone therapy and are monitored by a
licensed medical doctor. Services include daily dispensing of
therapeutic levels of methadone (Mon-Sat), individual counseling,
group counseling, random urinalysis, physical examinations and lab
work. Ancillary services are provided in the form of referrals. The
OARS Program serves the Coastal Bend area. The OARS program offers
both a Department of State Health Services (DSHS)-funded program and
a private-pay program. The OARS Program is a CARF accredited
program.
SAIL
(Substance Abusers Inviting Life Program)
The SAIL Program is an out-patient treatment program serving adults
who use or abuse alcohol or other drugs. Services include screening,
assessment, group and individual counseling, with an established
protocol necessary for successful program completion. Family
counseling is also offered as needed. Counseling services are
provided in the form of education, relapse prevention, life skills
and an introduction to Twelve Step Recovery. The SAIL Program offers
services at both the STSARS Corpus Christi office and the STSARS Robstown
office. The Department of State Health Services (DSHS) funds SAIL.
COPSD
(Co-Occurring Psychiatric And Substance Use Disorders Program)
The COPSD Program is an intensive case management program serving
adults in the counties of Nueces, Aransas and San Patricio. The
program emphasizes integrated services where both psychiatric and
substance-abuse disorders are seen as primary. Case management is
provided to ensure client stabilization, service coordination and
engagement strategies to assist clients in benefiting from
treatment. An integrated screening for substance abuse/dependence
and mental illness is conducted on all persons referred for
services. COPSD services may be provided at the agency site, at the
client’s home or in the community. The Department of State Health
Services (DSHS) funds COPSD.
PROJECT VISTA
(Homeless Program)
The Project Vista Program is an outpatient program, serving adults
whose lives have been impacted by homelessness, mental illness and
substance abuse. Project Vista provides the following services:
case-management, outreach, screening, assessments, individual
counseling, group counseling, linkage to detox/residential substance
abuse treatment and referral to other communities in order to
prevent and eliminate homelessness. Project Vista serves the
counties of Nueces, Kleberg, San Patricio and Jim Wells.
The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA)
funds project Visa.
EBI
(Evidence Based Intervention Program)
The EBI/Safety Counts Program is a client-centered program
structured around substance abuse outreach services and the
prevention of HIV/Hepatitis through risk reduction intervention and
individual/social sessions centered on challenging, encouraging,
educating and empowering individuals. The target population
includes male and female injecting and other drug users, MSM, White
and African Americans. The EBI Program serves the areas in and
around Nueces and San Patricio counties. The Texas Department of
State Health Services (DSHS) funds the EBI program.
AO
(Administrative Offices of the U.S. Courts)
STSARS has an agreement with Program Administrative Offices of the
United States Courts to provide aftercare for clients who are placed
on supervised release. Clients are referred to the AO Program from
the United States Probation. The program assists the clients in
strengthening coping skills in relation to substance abuse, mental
health and relationship/social skills, as well as aiding in changing
criminal thinking errors.
BOP
(Bureau of Prisons)
In Partnership with the Bureau of Prisons, STSARS provides Transitional
Drug Abuse Treatment to individuals currently residing at Dismas Charities,
a Halfway House / Community Corrections Center. The purpose of the BOP Program is to
promote the successful transition of individuals from incarceration back to the
community by providing comprehensive substance abuse treatment. Through individual
and group sessions, the program gives individuals the opportunity to acquire
the cognitive, emotional, and behavioral skills they will need to maintain a
drug-free and crime-free lifestyle.
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