CORAS Wellness and Behavioral Health operates residential addiction treatment at 1120 Brandywine Street in Wilmington, Delaware 19802. This program is the current successor to the older Connections CSP Women’s Residential Treatment Center listing, which used 1121 Brandywine Street. Delaware Health and Social Services now identifies the CORAS site at 1120 Brandywine Street as Women’s Residential Rehabilitation Treatment at ASAM 3.5, with referral phone 302-384-8167. CORAS’s current official Wilmington page confirms the same address and phone number.
Residential Alcohol Treatment
CORAS describes its Wilmington program as a high-intensity residential setting with 24-hour support for people with substance use disorders. Its current residential service information specifically includes people struggling with opioids, alcohol, and other substances. For women who need more structure than outpatient care can provide, residential alcohol treatment can offer a protected environment focused on stabilization, counseling, recovery skills, and preparation for the next phase of care.
The ASAM 3.5 program includes individual and group counseling, daily recovery and relapse-prevention education, trauma-informed and gender-responsive therapy, medication management, and ongoing clinical supervision. CORAS also incorporates art, music, and recreational therapy into residential care. These services can help clients address both the behavioral patterns connected with alcohol use and the emotional, social, or trauma-related issues that can complicate recovery.
After Detox and Continuing Care
CORAS states that the Wilmington residential program serves people who have completed detox and are ready for structured inpatient recovery. That distinction is important for alcohol dependence. Residential rehab is not the same as acute alcohol withdrawal management, and severe withdrawal can require medically supervised detoxification before admission. People with a history of seizures, delirium, or serious withdrawal symptoms should discuss those risks during the intake process.
Once medically stable, a client may use residential alcohol rehab to build coping skills, strengthen relapse-prevention plans, participate in peer community living, and prepare for outpatient or other continuing-care services. CORAS operates a broader Delaware continuum that includes residential treatment, PHP, IOP, outpatient services, medication-assisted treatment, and DUI and alcohol education, allowing referrals between levels when appropriate.
Insurance and Admissions
CORAS states that its programs accept Delaware Medicaid, Medicare, most commercial insurance plans, and self-pay. Uninsured Delaware residents may also be eligible for state-supported treatment. Benefits and authorization requirements should be confirmed before admission because coverage varies by program and plan.
The correct current location is 1120 Brandywine Street, Wilmington, DE 19802, not the older 1121 address. The verified phone is 302-384-8167. The program also serves clients from across New Castle, Kent, and Sussex counties and is accessible by public transportation. Women seeking residential alcohol treatment can contact CORAS to discuss eligibility, detox requirements, insurance, current bed availability, medication needs, and whether ASAM 3.5 care is the right level of support.
