Community Care Alliance Outpatient provides adult behavioral health and substance use services through the organization’s current outpatient center at 800 Clinton Street in Woonsocket. The original listing was associated with 55 John Cummings Way, but Community Care Alliance now identifies that address for adult community support, wellness and recovery services, and Medicaid Health Home care. Adult outpatient treatment, screening, intake, emergency services, and intensive outpatient programming are listed at the Clinton Street location.
Adult Outpatient Behavioral Health Services
Community Care Alliance provides outpatient care for adults who need help with mental health symptoms, substance use, or both. Licensed clinicians work with people experiencing addiction, depression, anxiety, trauma, serious mental illness, and other behavioral health concerns. Treatment is intended for clients who can remain safely in the community while attending scheduled appointments.
New clients begin through screening and intake. Staff review current symptoms, substance use, safety concerns, treatment history, medication, housing, family needs, and recovery goals. The assessment helps determine whether standard outpatient care, intensive outpatient treatment, emergency services, community support, or another level of care is appropriate.
Substance Use and Intensive Outpatient Treatment
The organization employs licensed addiction professionals who provide counseling and support for people struggling with addictive behaviors. Services may include individual counseling, group treatment, recovery planning, relapse-prevention work, and coordination with psychiatric or medical care. Community Care Alliance also operates a DUI program that uses a state-approved curriculum for people completing treatment requirements related to license reinstatement.
The intensive outpatient program serves adults with mental health and substance use challenges who need more structure than routine outpatient appointments. The current schedule includes three-hour sessions on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings. IOP can be used as an initial level of care or as a transition from hospital, residential, or crisis services.
Integrated Support and Recovery Services
Community Care Alliance connects outpatient treatment with psychiatry, peer support, recovery housing, opioid treatment, residential services, employment assistance, education, and housing stabilization. This larger network can help clients address the practical issues that often affect recovery, including unstable housing, unemployment, transportation, benefits, and limited access to healthcare.
When a client needs community-based support rather than office counseling alone, staff may coordinate services through 55 John Cummings Way. That site provides adult community support, wellness and recovery programming, and Medicaid Health Home services for people with longer-term behavioral health needs.
Clients can also be linked with peer recovery, housing, employment, education, and wellness programs when those supports are relevant to treatment goals and long-term stability.
Payment and Access
Community Care Alliance is a Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic and states that services are available regardless of ability to pay, age, or place of residence. The organization accepts Medicaid, Medicare, employer or marketplace insurance, and self-pay arrangements. Financial assistance may be available. Adults seeking non-emergency services should call 401-235-7121, while emergency behavioral health help is available at 401-235-7120.
