Peace Healthcare Inc

Integrated Care In A Single Location

Peace Healthcare combines mental health services, substance use treatment, and primary medical care in one city-based setting. Clients can address depression, anxiety, trauma, eating disorders, co-occurring substance use and mental health conditions, and other concerns without juggling multiple providers. Care is client-centered and inclusive, with programs for children, adolescents, adults, and older adults.

Flexible Outpatient Options

Clients can choose from partial hospitalization (PHP), intensive outpatient (IOP), and standard outpatient care, depending on their needs. These options offer structured daytime programming, counseling, and skills-building while clients continue working, caring for family, or going to school. Staff can help connect clients to supportive housing for a stable place to focus on recovery and rebuild routines.

Withdrawal Management (Detox) and MAT

The center offers withdrawal management for alcohol, opioids, benzodiazepines, cocaine, and methamphetamines. Medical staff routinely use medications during this phase to manage withdrawal, reduce symptoms, and support safety. Ongoing medications for addiction treatment (MAT) and for mental health conditions are available on-site or through partnering prescribers, helping clients reduce cravings, stabilize mood, and stay engaged in counseling.

Counseling, Trauma Support, and Life Skills

Clients have access to individual, group, and family counseling that draw from approaches such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), motivational interviewing, relapse prevention, trauma-focused care, and 12-step work. A psychiatric rehabilitation program and recovery coaching help clients practice social skills, manage daily tasks, and set realistic goals. Life-skills support, vocational training, and educational assistance are built in so progress made in treatment translates into progress at home, in school, and at work.

Treatment for Diverse Populations and Families

Programs can be adapted for adolescents, young adults, and adults of all genders, including pregnant and postpartum women, veterans, active-duty military members and their families, older adults, and people involved with the justice system. Specialized tracks support people with chronic pain, HIV or AIDS, a history of sexual or domestic violence, and other trauma. Transportation assistance and case management help reduce some of the practical barriers that can make it hard to start or stay in care.

Client Reviews

Multiple clients describe Peace Healthcare as a place where many staff are caring, programs feel genuinely helpful, and housing supports recovery. Some reviewers report frustrating experiences with scheduling, communication, and certain administrative or clinical processes.

• Staff & Care Experience (75% positive): Many clients describe staff as attentive and invested in recovery. Others report negative interactions and want more consistent communication and follow-through. "The staff really care about us and go above and beyond to help us."
• Treatment Quality & Outcomes (80% positive): Reviewers frequently credit the program with supporting long-term sobriety and addressing mental health needs. A few feel the treatment structure or level of care didn’t fully match what some clients required. "Peace Health Care saved my life."
• Access & Process (55% positive): Some describe flexible, helpful coordination and quick help in urgent situations, while others report lost paperwork, appointment mix-ups, unexpected discharges, and difficulty obtaining records or timely callbacks. "They were extremely nice and helpful getting me an emergency refill, and I was seen the next day."
• Support & Community (85% positive): Many residential and PHP/IOP clients highlight a strong sense of community, peer support, and encouragement from house managers and group facilitators, saying the program helped them rebuild routines, confidence, and motivation to stay in recovery. "This program has been life changing."
• Facility & Environment (65% positive): Several reviewers describe the offices and supportive housing as comfortable and in safe neighborhoods. A smaller number raise concerns about inconsistent housekeeping and food availability in certain homes. "The office is clean and inviting with snacks and drinks available for patients."