800-262-4205Mid Arkansas Substance Abuse Services
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About Mid Arkansas Substance Abuse Services
Mid Arkansas Substance Abuse Services was a Little Rock inpatient substance use treatment and detox program that helped adults. The facility is now permanently closed.
It offered detox services, short term residential care, and medication for adults including those with co occurring mental health and substance use disorders.
During its operation the program provided accessible and structured care for voluntary and court referred clients working toward recovery.
Detox and Short Term Residential Care
The former program provided detox with short term residential treatment at a single Little Rock location.
It offered residential care with programs lasting 30 days or less that provided people a structured setting to begin recovery.
Treatment included buprenorphine as a medication used to support the recovery process particularly for opioid use.
This integrated approach paired medically supported detox with residential care to address both the physical and behavioral sides of substance use.
Serving Voluntary and Court Referred Adults
Mid Arkansas Substance Abuse Services accepted both voluntary admissions and court ordered clients involved with the criminal justice system.
Their team also had a program focused on co- ccurring mental health and substance use disorders along with sign language or other assistance for clients who are deaf or hard of hearing.
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Little Rock, AR 72205
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