About Keystone

Keystone Substance Abuse Services was established in 1969 with this guiding principle in mind.

A keystone provides connection, strength & integrity, allowing light to reach places that would otherwise be dark.

An Established History

For nearly fifty years, Keystone has offered hope and affordable professional care to persons in our community who find themselves in difficult times due to health problems from Substance Use Disorders. When our patients’ lives are impacted by this serious health condition, we treat not only symptoms; but the entire person, improving quality of life for the individual and their family by educating, treating and providing support.

Keystone Treatment Center

Keystone’s Outpatient Services

Keystone’s continuum of care includes outpatient services that range from screening and assessments to intensive 4-day-a-week group therapy programs. Our professional staff offers high-quality medical care, individual counseling and family counseling. All of our intensive group therapy programs are followed up with Recovery Management so that patients can gradually adjust and learn proper self-care.

Keystone Substance Abuse Treatment

Our Mission

To improve the quality of life for individuals and families by educating, treating, and providing support for those impacted by substance use.

Keystone Core Values

CORE VALUES - KEYSTONE SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES

Keystone: the connection that locks surrounding structural elements in place.

Connection Circle

OUR VISION - To be the top community resource offering hope for all those struggling with substance use.

We will generate evidence-based economic development & improve quality of life in the community by:

  • Expanding the range of health services offered
  • Supporting the delivery of evidence-based prevention, intervention & treatment practices
  • Decreasing costs of healthcare & criminal justice
  • Increasing educational & vocational success
  • Partnering to strengthen service accessibility

Our Locations

Keystone Substance Abuse Services

Patients facing serious medical situations need a warm, supportive environment free from judgment and distraction. Our three campuses in Rock Hill, South Carolina include a Prevention Center, a newly opened Youth Center, and our Main Campus which houses adult inpatient and outpatient programs.

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Our Funding

Keystone Substance Abuse Services

We are a private-public partnership that provides low-cost holistic care to patients struggling with substance use disorders. We raise money to serve this vulnerable population primarily through grant-writing, charity events, and individual donations.

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Our Leadership

Keystone Substance Abuse Services

The staff and members of our leadership team form the heart of our organization. Many on our leadership team have been with us for 20 years or more, working hard every day to make sure that our patients receive the care that they need and that the community we serve understands our mission.

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York County’s Largest Treatment Provider

Keystone Substance Abuse Services is the county’s largest provider of treatment and prevention services. Keystone is internationally accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF) and adheres to the definition of addictive disease as developed by the American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) and the standards for service placement. Keystone is a charter member of Behavioral Health Services Association of South Carolina. The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control and the South Carolina Department of Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Services annually inspect Keystone.

Not-for-Profit

Keystone is a private, not-for-profit organization that serves as the Act 301 (1973) substance abuse authority in York County, South Carolina.

If you or someone you know needs medical care for drug or alcohol use, call our main office

Call our main office at (803) 324-1800 for a confidential screening. We will help you determine the best course of action and connect you with others in the community who can help you recover.