Julian F. Keith is one of three state operated North Carolina Alcohol and Drug Abuse Treatment Centers (ADATCs) specifically designed to provide medically-monitored detoxification/crisis stabilization, and short-term treatment, preparing adults with substance use and co-occurring disorders for ongoing community-based recovery services. Acute Care Unit for detox and crisis stabilization has 30 beds. Both involuntary and voluntary admissions are considered. The Opioid Treatment Program (OTP) is an inpatient-only program permitting patients to be treated using Medication Assisted Treatment (Methadone, Suboxone, Vivitrol, etc.). The program requires existing enrollment with an outpatient MAT Provider or verification that the patient will have a MAT provider upon discharge and is well suited to patients with co-occurring SUDs. The Acute Rehabilitation Services (ARS) program consists of a full day of therapy groups, classes and activities to help the individual understand the addiction process, the impact of co-occurring mental health issues, and provide education/tools to begin the recovery process. Our acute rehabilitation treatment program generally lasts between 14 and 21 days, depending on the specific needs and progress of the individual. At discharge, individuals are referred for continuing treatment through local mental health providers and programs, self-help groups, and other outpatient resources. Important Note: JFK's charges, including the "discounted cash charge," are not reflective of the amount that most patients are asked to pay. JFK does not deny anyone care based on ability to pay. All patients' charges for treatment services at JFK are based on a sliding scale according to ability to pay, and in some cases patients may pay nothing. This applies both to patients who are solely responsible for the cost of the services and to cost-sharing amounts for patients who have insurance but may owe a co-pay, deductible, co-insurance, or other out-of-pocket amount.