Primary Care

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Our primary care services extend beyond the initial treatment phase. We provide continuing care plans and personal care services to support individuals’ long-term recovery. This includes access to support groups, relapse prevention strategies, and ongoing therapy to promote sustained wellness.

Honu House Hawaii is committed to delivering high-quality addiction treatment programs and primary care services. Our dedicated team of professionals is here to guide and support you on your path to recovery. Contact us today to learn more about our comprehensive addiction treatment and primary care programs and take the first step towards a healthier, happier future.

What is primary care?

Primary care is the initial phase of comprehensive care for individuals seeking treatment for addiction and substance use disorders. It involves an assessment of the individual’s needs, the development of a personalized care plan, and providing essential support and interventions during the early stages of recovery.

What services are typically provided during primary care?

Primary care services in addiction treatment encompass a range of interventions. These may include comprehensive assessments, individual and group therapy sessions, medication-assisted treatment, detoxification services, medical monitoring, and psychiatric evaluations. The goal is to provide a solid foundation for recovery and address immediate treatment needs.

How long does primary care typically last?

The duration of primary care can vary depending on the individual’s needs and progress in recovery. It can range from a few weeks to several months. The length of primary care is determined through ongoing assessments and collaboration between the individual and their treatment team.

Is primary care only for individuals with severe addiction issues?

Primary care is designed to meet the needs of individuals with varying levels of addiction severity. It is not exclusively for those with severe addiction issues but can benefit anyone seeking professional support and guidance in overcoming their addiction. Primary care programs are tailored to address individual needs and provide a solid foundation for sustained recovery.

What happens after the primary care phase?

After completing primary care, individuals typically transition to continuing care or extended care programs. These programs provide ongoing support, relapse prevention strategies, and additional therapeutic interventions to promote long-term recovery. Transitioning from primary care to continuing care is crucial in maintaining progress and achieving lasting sobriety.