AMS of Delaware LLC is a licensed outpatient addiction treatment provider at 20576 Coastal Highway, Suite 101, Rehoboth Beach, Delaware 19971. Delaware Health and Social Services currently lists AMS at this address for opioid treatment, outpatient services, and intensive outpatient treatment. The official AMS website confirms the same location and phone number, 302-227-1320, and describes medication-assisted treatment, counseling, screening, assessment, intensive outpatient programming, and continuing recovery services.
Primary Focus on Opioid Treatment
AMS is best known for treatment of opioid use disorder. Its current website prominently describes methadone, buprenorphine, Suboxone, and Vivitrol, together with counseling and behavioral therapy. The clinical services page says AMS treats substance use disorders more broadly, but people seeking alcohol treatment should understand that the site’s primary treatment focus and medication program are opioid-centered.
The intensive outpatient program includes cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational enhancement, psychoeducation, life-skills training, relapse prevention, and 12-Step or other mutual-support approaches. AMS also offers individual, group, and family counseling, aftercare, recovery monitoring, and assessment for co-occurring concerns. Those services may be relevant when drinking is part of a broader substance use problem, but a prospective client should call to confirm the current scope of alcohol counseling before assuming that a dedicated program is available.
Alcohol Treatment and Withdrawal Questions
AMS states that it is a comprehensive outpatient provider and treats substance use disorders beyond heroin addiction. Its clinical materials also discuss the broader drug and alcohol problem in the community. However, the official treatment menu does not present a separate alcohol detox or residential rehab program at the Rehoboth Beach location.
A person with significant physical dependence on alcohol should therefore ask specifically about withdrawal assessment and the safest level of care. Severe withdrawal can require medical monitoring, and outpatient treatment may not be appropriate until a person is medically stable. AMS does describe medically supervised withdrawal as one of its treatment tracks, but clients should verify whether that service is appropriate for alcohol or is limited to the opioid-focused program.
Payment and Access
AMS’s current FAQ states that it accepts cash, major credit cards, Maryland Medicaid, and VA benefits, while stating that it does not currently accept private insurance. The broader rates page also advises clients to verify benefits and notes cash, checks, and major credit cards. Because the Medicaid reference is specifically to Maryland Medicaid, prospective Delaware clients should confirm coverage rather than assuming Delaware Medicaid is accepted.
The verified address is 20576 Coastal Highway, Suite 101, Rehoboth Beach, DE 19971. Adults seeking help involving alcohol can call 302-227-1320 to ask whether AMS’s outpatient counseling, IOP, or other services fit their needs. The listing emphasizes the provider’s verified addiction services while avoiding an unsupported claim that AMS operates a dedicated alcohol rehab program.
