Adult Directory 2013

Veteran’s Administration Narcotic and Alcoholic Treatment Substance Abuse
Rehabilitation Program (SARP) -VA Hospital - 50 Irving St, NW 20422, Ward 3-C
North and 3-C South
(202) 745-8000 www.va.gov
Isaiah H. Person, Chief Counselor ext 8161
Della Gbekor, Program Coordinator ext 6982
17-week intensive outpatient program Mon - Fri 8:30am to 2pm. Evening program
6pm to 8pm available for working veterans. Individual, group, and vocational
counseling; 12-step (NA/AA) oriented. Methadone maintenance contracted through
United Planning Organization (see UPO this chapter). Qualified veterans screened by
VA medical and mental health staff before entering the program. Dually diagnosed
patients treated
Veteran's Administration Psychosocial Rehabilitation Recovery Center (PRRC)
Demaris Luzon, Nurse Coordinator (202) 745-8000 ext 7169
Inpatient substance abuse treatment services available at VA Hospitals in Martinsburg,
West Virginia (304) 263-0811, Baltimore, MD (410) 605-7000, and Perry Point, MD
(410) 642-2411. Homeless veterans are referred to 801 East (Transitional
Rehabilitation Program). (see TRP this chapter)
Volviendo a Vivir (Back to Life) (La Clinica Del Pueblo)
2831 15 th Street, NW 20009
(202) 518-4153, Fax (202) 250-3290 www.lcdp.org
Liz Contreras, Program Manager
Outpatient and/or intensive outpatient substance abuse assessment and treatment,
individual and group counseling, case management, anger management, urine
screenings, physical exams and medical treatment, mental health therapy (if
indicated). Must speak Spanish and available for therapy Mon, Tues, Thurs evenings.
Washington Hospital Center - 216 Michigan Ave, NE 20017
(202) 877-6508, (202) 877-0886, Art Young, Director Chemical Dependency Services
o Outpatient: Examinations, group therapy, relapse prevention, and medical.
Group therapy sessions Mon – Thurs at 5pm to 6pm or 6pm to 7pm. Medical
examinations 1x month.
o Intensive Outpatient: Individual and group therapy, monthly medical, and
psychiatric assessments, 1 hr group sessions Mon, Wed, Fri 11am to noon, or
noon to 1pm. Self-pay, major insurances. Day treatment for dually
diagnosed. (See Mental Health Chapter)
C. Traffic Alcohol Program recognized by DMV, CSOSA and DBH to provide
alcohol education
Individuals arrested in the District of Columbia for a misdemeanor traffic offense are
generally assigned to a period of probation supervision in CSOSA’s Traffic Alcohol
Program (TAP). The TAP Supervision Unit is located at: 800 North Capitol Street, NW
(202) 442-1474, Anthony Chesley, Supervisor
Individuals placed under TAP supervision must successfully fulfill special reporting
conditions that include participation and completion of a certified Alcohol Education
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Adult Resource Directory: 2013
Community & Confinement Access Guide