Big Island Substance Abuse Council – Kea’au, Hawaii
Big Island Substance Abuse Council’s Kea’au campus is a 24-hour staffed therapeutic living program that provides addiction treatment services for adults in Hawaii. The program offers case management, counseling, and personal care, and includes homes for pregnant women and mothers with dependent children. Beyond residential care, Kea’au houses a full step-down continuum, including day treatment and IOP.
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About Big Island Substance Abuse Council
BISAC’s Kea’au therapeutic living program is staffed around the clock to provide structured care to residents through case management, counseling, and personal care. Specialized homes for pregnant women and mothers with dependent children address a population that often can’t access residential treatment elsewhere.
Day treatment functions as the most intensive non-residential option on campus. It’s typically a stepping stone down from residential or inpatient care rather than a starting point. Intensive outpatient follows at a slightly lower intensity, and standard outpatient rounds out the continuum with evaluations, case management, and recovery services.
What Makes BISAC’s Kea’au Campus Different?
Specialized housing for pregnant women and mothers with dependent children is a genuine rarity in residential addiction treatment, and it directly removes the custody fear that keeps many mothers from entering care at all. Running the full step-down continuum on one campus also means patients can reduce intensity gradually without switching organizations.
Levels of Care
- Inpatient/Residential
- Outpatient/Intensive Outpatient (IOP)
Population(s) Served
- Men
- Women
- Young Adults
Treatment Offerings
- Dual Diagnosis/Co-Occuring Disorder Treatment
- Individualized Treatment
Payment Options/Accepted Insurance
- TRICARE
- Cigna
- United Healthcare
- Military Insurance
- Kaiser Permanente
- Aetna
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Amenities
- Gym
- WiFi
- Walking Trails
- Air-Conditioned Rooms
- Laundry Services
Get Answers About Big Island Substance Abuse Council
BISAC accepts Medicaid, Medicare, and CHIP when applicable, along with federal funding and self-pay.
See our guide to Medicaid-friendly rehabs in Hawaii.
Yes, homes are available for pregnant women and mothers with dependent children.
Visit our directory of Hawaii treatment centers for pregnant women.
Kea’au’s levels of care include a 24-hour therapeutic living (residential) program, day treatment, intensive outpatient (IOP), and standard outpatient care.
Yes, the program treats adults recovering from drugs, alcohol, and mental health disorders at the same time.
See our page on dual diagnosis rehabs in Hawaii to learn more.
Kea’au houses BISAC’s therapeutic living program for adults, including housing for pregnant women and mothers, and the organization’s administrative offices. The Hilo location runs a separate residential program for men in Hawaii.
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