BrightView Dayton Addiction Treatment Center

Located in Fairborn, Ohio, DeCoach Recovery Centre is a leading addiction treatment center dedicated to helping individuals overcome their struggles with substance abuse. Our center offers a compassionate and comprehensive approach to recovery, providing tailored programs to meet each individual's unique needs. At DeCoach Recovery Centre, we prioritize the well-being and healing of our clients, offering a supportive environment where they can embark on their journey towards sobriety. Our team of experienced professionals at DeCoach Recovery Centre is committed to guiding our clients through every step of the recovery process with empathy and expertise. Through evidence-based treatments and personalized care plans, we strive to empower individuals to achieve lasting sobriety and reclaim their lives from addiction. If you or a loved one is seeking help in overcoming addiction, trust DeCoach Recovery Centre in Fairborn for compassionate support and effective treatment solutions tailored to your specific needs.

Here at Dayton Treatment Services, we provide the full spectrum of treatment services including group counseling, individual counseling, medication-assisted treatment, and a fully staffed medical team with an MD and RN on-site at all times. By providing exceptional services and showing compassion for our patients, Dayton Treatment Services can provide our clients with the best chance of recovery.

BrightView isn't your typical "drug rehab" program. We are a comprehensive addiction treatment center in Dayton, OH providing outpatient care to patients battling the disease of drug or alcohol addiction. Our effective treatment approach is evidence-based and includes medication assisted treatment (MAT), individual counseling, group therapy, social service support, as well as work on co-occurring disorders. We utilize an individualized approach to meet patients where they are. For those struggling with opiate addiction, we primarily prescribe buprenorphine, buprenorphine/naloxone (Suboxone), and naltrexone (Vivitrol), but we do not prescribe methadone at this time.