San Antonio Recovery Center San Pedro San Antonio

Adults dealing with alcohol, drug, or prescription medication issues, as well as mental health conditions that occur alongside substance use, find care here. The program is built on methods supported by evidence, a treatment plan shaped around each person, and a trauma-informed stance. Individual counseling is combined with group work and family sessions. This site has operated on San Pedro Avenue since 2016, and the Joint Commission accredits it.

This location sits roughly nine miles north of downtown, near the San Pedro and Thames bus stop, which makes it reachable for people living or working in that area. Care is outpatient, so participants attend scheduled sessions and then head home. For people leaving structured treatment, the center also offers twelve-step facilitation and aftercare planning.

Programs and levels of care at San Pedro

San Antonio Recovery Center San Pedro delivers outpatient care through structured day treatment and an intensive outpatient program, and both address mental health needs that accompany substance use. The center offers outpatient addiction treatment in San Antonio for 31 listed facilities citywide, with day and evening tracks. Therapy choices feature trauma therapy dialectical behavior therapy and cognitive behavioral therapy-specific counseling. Animal therapy, art therapy, and family therapy are offered as well.

Twelve-step facilitation is available for people who want peer support alongside clinical care. This San Antonio rehab center provides substance use treatment that addresses both addiction and co-occurring disorders together. If a clinician determines that a higher level of care is needed, then the center can help coordinate a referral. Medication-assisted treatment may be part of a plan where appropriate.

1. Individual Treatment
2. Twelve Step Facilitation
3. Trauma Informed
4. Trauma-Specific Therapy
5. Family Therapy
6. 1-on-1 Counseling
7. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
8. Dialectical Behavior Therapy
9. Evidence-Based
10. Twelve Step

Who the San Pedro program is built for

1. Adults dealing with alcohol use, including people who drink heavily and want structured outpatient support.
2. People with opioid, cocaine, methamphetamine, or marijuana use concerns who do not need round-the-clock care.
3. People with mental health needs that occur alongside substance use, who need care addressing both at once.
4. People using benzodiazepines or prescription drugs who need clinician oversight during changes.
5. Men and women seeking a trauma-informed program with family involvement.
6. People who still need aftercare support and structure while decreasing from a more intensive level of care.

Environment, program length, languages

Most programming lasts around 30 days, but the actual length varies with clinical need and how someone progresses. The setting is outpatient: participants come to sessions during the day and go home in the evening. Services are available in English. The center is at 7122 San Pedro Ave, #114, San Antonio, TX 78216, roughly nine miles north of downtown and next to the San Pedro and Thames bus stop. The Joint Commission accredits the site, giving families an independent quality marker they can look into.

Confirming what your plan covers

The center accepts cash pay rates and most major insurance plans as payment options. Because coverage depends on your specific plan and clinical criteria, insurance must be verified by phone before any start date is set. A helpline advisor can contact the center with you to check whether your plan covers outpatient treatment there. If you are uninsured, then ask about cash rates and any sliding-scale options the center may have, and compare them with the 31 SAMHSA-listed facilities in the area.

Useful questions ahead of enrolling

1. Does my insurance plan cover the specific outpatient program the center recommends for me, and what will I owe?
2. What is the weekly session schedule, and can people attend in the evening?
3. What if a higher level of care turns out to be necessary, like detox or residential treatment?
4. How does the center handle benzodiazepine or alcohol withdrawal risk during outpatient care?
5. What aftercare and alumni support is available when the 30-day program ends?