*UPDATE* EFFECTIVE MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30th* Assessments can be conducted on-site and via telehealth. To schedule a telehealth assessment, please call 803-324-1800. Outpatient treatment will resume with small groups using social distance guidelines. All patients will be required to wear a mask while in Keystone facilities.
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Health issues
are not a choice.
Getting treatment is.
we can help you find health, hope & healing.
We want to make getting treatment for substance use disorders easier, which is why we offer affordable programs that are easy to access when you are ready. All of our patients learn about their substance use disorder diagnosis in programs of varying intensity that teach each participant to manage their diagnosis over time to avoid reoccurrence of symptoms. Should symptoms recur, patients are always welcome to return to Keystone to get back on their path of recovery.
Keystone recognizes the seriousness of, and therefore gives top priority for admission to, persons with substances use disorders who are pregnant or who have taken substances intravenously.
Keystone is an award-winning organization recognized for offering responsive and innovative substance use disorder services.
Keystone’s Services
Responding to the Opioid Crisis
Deaths in the United States due to overdose from opioids now exceed deaths from gun deaths or auto accidents.
Our response:
Medication Assisted Treatment
Medication Assisted Treatment. Keystone can now offer evidence based best practice medications such as buprenorphine or naltrexone to assist patients attending intensive outpatient programs in managing symptoms such as cravings.
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"If it weren’t for the MAT program I’d probably be dead by now. I couldn’t quit opiates without medicine to keep me from being sick. Thank you to everyone at Keystone."