Brandywine Counseling and Community Services operates the Lancaster Avenue Treatment Center at 2713 Lancaster Avenue in Wilmington, Delaware 19805. Delaware Health and Social Services currently lists BCCS Lancaster as an active publicly funded outpatient program and gives 302-656-2348 as the referral number. The Joint Commission also currently accredits BCCS at this address for substance use disorder care, including outpatient and intensive outpatient levels of service. BCCS has provided addiction and behavioral health services in Delaware for more than four decades.
Outpatient Alcohol Treatment
BCCS’s outpatient program provides individual and group counseling, recovery planning, and support for people who need treatment for substance use and mental health concerns. For someone seeking alcohol treatment, outpatient care can address drinking patterns, triggers, motivation, relapse risk, relationships, and practical recovery goals while the person continues living at home. The intensive outpatient program offers additional structure when weekly counseling alone is not enough.
Current BCCS program information describes client-centered, evidence-based care and treatment for people with co-occurring behavioral health needs. This can be important when alcohol use occurs alongside depression, anxiety, trauma, or another mental health condition. Treatment planning is individualized, and the appropriate level of alcohol care depends on assessment rather than a single standard program for every client.
Medication Services and DUI Programs
Delaware’s licensed provider information identifies the Lancaster site as a Wilmington opioid treatment program, and BCCS also offers medication-assisted treatment within its addiction services. Methadone and buprenorphine are primarily used for opioid use disorder, so people seeking alcohol rehab should ask which medication options, if any, are appropriate for their diagnosis.
BCCS also remains active in Delaware’s DUI and drug-diversion system. Current 2026 BCCS postings direct New Castle County Drug Diversion and DUI Colors clients to the Lancaster Avenue Treatment Center and reference alcohol screening. These justice-involved services may be relevant when drinking has resulted in a DUI, but court requirements and clinical alcohol treatment are not always the same thing. Clients should confirm which program they have been referred to.
Withdrawal, Payment, and Access
Lancaster Avenue is an outpatient facility, not a residential alcohol detox center. Anyone with significant physical dependence on alcohol or a history of severe withdrawal should receive a medical assessment before stopping suddenly. A withdrawal-management program may be required before outpatient treatment is safe.
BCCS appears in the Delaware First Health Medicaid provider directory at 2713 Lancaster Avenue, and its current website provides insurance and financial-assistance information, accepts insurance copays, and processes major credit-card payments. Coverage can change, so clients should verify their plan and financial responsibility directly with BCCS.
The verified address is 2713 Lancaster Avenue, Wilmington, DE 19805, and the current state-listed referral number is 302-656-2348. Adults seeking outpatient alcohol treatment can call to ask about assessment, IOP, medication services, DUI programming, insurance, and current appointment availability.
