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The Open Door Of Indiana, PA

Behavioral Health Organization

Organizational Information

Vision, Mission and/or Purpose of Organization

The Open Door is a licensed non-profit behavioral health organization designed to provide treatment and services for substance use and gambling related concerns; court related programs; and crisis intervention for Armstrong and Indiana county residents with a focus on inspiring steps toward hope, courage, and recovery.

History of Organization

The Open Door (TOD), from its inception in 1972 as a United Ministry Volunteer Task Force, has offered crisis intervention services. Since that time, we have grown into a licensed outpatient facility providing a variety of services including Alcohol and Other Drug Screening, Assessment, Education, and Treatment; Crisis Intervention Services; and DUI Evaluation. In 1996, an affiliation agreement with Indiana Regional Medical Center (IRMC) was established to increase access for services. In 2012, TOD partnered with Armstrong-Indiana Behavioral & Developmental Health Program (BDHP) to provide telephone and walk-in crisis services, adding mobile crisis services in 2015. The Open Door staff includes a physician, full-time, Master's and Bachelor's level degreed and trained therapists, RN Nurse Navigator, criminal justice staff, an executive director and administrative staff, and a dedicated mental health crisis intervention staff. The agency is licensed by the Pennsylvania Department of Health, Bureau of Drug and Alcohol Programs for Drug & Alcohol Outpatient Services; as well as being licensed by the Office of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services for the crisis program.

Accreditations and Licenses

Dept. of Drug and Alcohol Programs; PA Department of Health; Office of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services; PA Dept. of Human Services

Affiliations

Indiana Regional Medical Center, Armstrong-Indiana Behavioral Developmental Health Program, Alice Paul House

Legal Structure

Non-profit corporation

Funding Sources

Armstrong-Indiana-Clarion Drug and Alcohol Commission Armstrong-Indiana Behavioral Developmental Health Program United Way of Indiana County Indiana County Department of Human Services Private Grants Donations

Contact Information

Key Leader(s)

Megan Miller -  Executive Director
724-465-2605
724-465-2610 FAX
mmiller@theopendoor.org

Contact Person(s)

Megan Miller, Executive Director, E-Mail: mmiller@theopendoor.org
info@theopendoor.org

Contact Number(s)

724-465-2610 - Fax

1-877-585-3667 - Toll Free

1-877-333-2470 - Mental Health Crisis Intervention

Web Addresses

www.theopendoor.org

Primary Address

665 Philadelphia Street
2nd Floor, Suite 202
Indiana, PA, 15701

Service Information

Service Area

Indiana and Armstrong Counties

Service Description

Professional Counseling Services for individuals and families experiencing drug, alcohol, dual diagnosis, gambling and related problems

PA Alcohol Highway Safety Program

24 hour crisis intervention services

Information and referral services

Gambling Treatment Services: Gambling Addiction assessment, counseling and family counseling for individuals suffering with compulsive gambling.

Adolescent Services varying in intensity from weekly individual outpatient sessions provided on-site (or,in school districts through their School-Based Program), on-site outpatient groups 1-5 hours per week including Children of Alcoholics (COA) programming, or on-site intensive outpatient groups 6-10 hours per week.Individual sessions are offered and encouraged in addition to group services to support progress toward individual recovery goals, address co-occurring mental health concerns, and to address issues of a more sensitive nature (e.g., trauma, LGBTQI, ETC.)if they should present.

24 hour mobile crisis to those in need of immediate crisis intervention and resources/referrals within Armstrong and Indiana Counties.

Medication Assisted recovery for those with Opiate addictions

Referral to Inpatient Detox/ Rehab

Drug/Alcohol Family Education Group: Free 8 week educational program about addiction, current trends, recovery, co-dependency- meets every Monday, 5:00 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.; Open enrollment; Please call 724-465-2605 to register.

Keywords

Counseling, crisis, suicide, mental health, gambling, DUI, public drunkeness, drug screening, alcohol screening, alcohol treatment, referrals, interventions

Available Hours

Administration: 8:00 am - 4:30 pm / Monday through Friday Program: 8:00 am - 8:00 pm / Monday through Thursday Crisis Walk-In: 8:00 am - 6:00 pm / Monday through Friday 1:00 pm - 6:00 pm / Weekends and holidays Crisis hotline and Mobile Crisis: 24/7/365

Fees/Cost for Services

Sliding fee scale based on income for Indiana County residents; Crisis Services are no charge.

Eligibility Requirements

Indiana and Armstrong County residents with alcohol or other drug related concerns.

Required Documentation

Call The Open Door M-F 8AM - 4:30PM to schedule an appointment.

Miscellaneous Information

Handicap Accessibility

The facility meets ADA regulations

Speaker Available

Yes