Fellowship Hall – Greensboro, NC
Fellowship Hall is a private, nonprofit specialty hospital providing treatment for alcohol and drug addiction in Greensboro, NC, along with co-occurring mental health disorders. The program follows a 12-step philosophy and provides medical, clinical, and behavioral health services in a structured residential setting. The Greensboro campus sits on more than 120 acres, providing a relatively serene environment for recovery.
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About Fellowship Hall
Fellowship Hall provides a 30-day residential treatment program with detox available when needed. Patients participate in counseling, group therapy, medical care, recovery education, and 12-step programming.
After residential treatment, patients can transition into PHP with transitional housing, an eight-week IOP, and longer-term continuing care and alumni services.
What Makes Fellowship Hall Unique?
Fellowship Hall has provided substance use disorder treatment in North Carolina since 1971 and was the first alcohol and drug treatment specialty hospital licensed in the state. Its long history, Joint Commission accreditation, hospital-based medical services, and 120+-acre campus distinguish it from smaller residential programs.
The facility also has a dedicated women’s program at Kiser Lodge, which provides a trauma-informed environment for up to 24 women.
Trust Features
- JCAHO
- LegitScript
- NAATP
Levels of Care
- Inpatient/Residential
- Outpatient/Intensive Outpatient (IOP)
- Medical Detoxification
- Aftercare Support
- Partial Hospitalization (PHP)
- Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT)
Population(s) Served
- Men
- Women
- LGBTQ+
- Veterans
- Young Adults
- Professionals
Treatment Offerings
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
- Individual Therapy
- Group Therapy
- Life Skills
- Motivational Interviewing
- Family Therapy
- Mindfulness
- Trauma Therapy
- Experiential Therapy
- Relapse Prevention
- Alumni Events
- Yoga
- Dual Diagnosis Treatment
- Medication Management
- 1-on-1 Counseling
- Stress Management
Payment Options/Accepted Insurance
- TRICARE
- Cigna
- United Healthcare
- Aetna
Always verify your specific coverage and confirm directly with the facility. Plans and acceptance may change.
Amenities
- Gym
- Outdoor Activities
- Recreation Room
- Gender-Specific Housing
- Access To Nature
- Air-Conditioned Rooms
- Laundry Services
- Private or Shared Rooms
- Fitness Center
Additional Information
- Professionals
Get Answers About Fellowship Hall
Yes, medical detox is available as part of the treatment continuum when medically appropriate.
Fellowship Hall’s Women’s Drug & Alcohol Recovery Program provides 16 to 30 days of individualized, trauma-informed residential treatment for women only in North Carolina via the Mose Kiser Women’s Lodge.
The 24-bed lodge offers a supportive environment where women can address substance use, trauma, grief, relationships, and emotional health while participating in therapy, medical care, and Fellowship Hall’s 12-step-based recovery program. Private rooms are available for an additional fee, subject to availability.
No, Fellowship Hall doesn’t seem to be a rehab center in North Carolina that accepts Medicaid.
People looking for LGBTQ-friendly addiction treatment in North Carolina may have an option in Fellowship Hall, which explicitly states that it does not discriminate based on sexual orientation or gender.
Yes, Fellowship Hall treats substance use disorders alongside co-occurring mental health disorders.
Other dual diagnosis rehab centers in North Carolina are also available to explore.
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