New Frontier - Churchill Council of Alc/Other Drugs

Caring, Community-Based Treatment in Rural Nevada

New Frontier – Churchill Council of Alcohol and Other Drugs is a nonprofit treatment center in Fallon, Nevada, offering help for substance use, mental health, and co-occurring conditions. Serving rural communities since 1971, it is a Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC) that focuses on treating the whole person. Clients receive counseling, medical care, and recovery support in one setting, helping them rebuild stability and well-being close to home.

Full Range of Treatment Options

New Frontier offers several levels of care, including detox, residential treatment, and outpatient programs. People can stay short- or long-term depending on their needs. Treatment may include individual and group therapy, family counseling, peer mentoring, and recovery education. For those balancing work, school, or family, outpatient care provides flexible scheduling while still offering the structure and support needed to maintain progress in recovery.

Support Rooted in Culture and Community

The center values inclusion and community connection. Services are available in English and Spanish, and programs often include culturally rooted practices such as Native American smudging and Talking Circles. Families can take part in parenting classes, prevention workshops, and reunification programs. The facility also helps clients access housing, transportation, employment support, and benefits, recognizing that recovery is about more than treatment alone.

Affordable, Accessible Care for All

As a private nonprofit, New Frontier works to ensure that no one is turned away for financial reasons. The center accepts Medicaid, private insurance, and self-pay, with a sliding fee scale based on income. It also provides on-site primary care, health screenings, and telehealth services for those in remote areas. Through its long-standing commitment to compassion, inclusion, and affordability, New Frontier continues to be a trusted resource for rural Nevadans seeking lasting recovery.

Client Reviews

Clients frequently describe New Frontier as a supportive and community-oriented program that provides structure, encouragement, and practical tools for long-term recovery.

• Staff & Care Experience (80% positive): Reviewers often praise the compassion and professionalism of staff members, noting that they feel genuinely supported throughout treatment. “The staff truly cares for you and they help you build your program.”
• Treatment Quality & Outcomes (75% positive): Many clients credit New Frontier with helping them achieve lasting sobriety, emphasizing the program’s structure and impact on long-term recovery. “I now [am] 5.6 years clean. If you truly want to be sober, this place will give you the foundation to do it.”
• Facility & Environment: Several reviewers describe a welcoming, well-kept environment with comfortable living spaces and good meals. “The food was great and the beds were comfortable.”
• Support & Community: Clients appreciate the ongoing community and alumni support, noting that peer connections play a key role in maintaining recovery. “It works if you work it—it’s an amazing cornerstone for recovery if recovery is your desire.”