Since 1972, Clearbrook Treatment Centers, located in Laurel Run, Pennsylvania, has been providing effective treatment programs for adults who suffer from alcoholism and/or chemical dependency. 

Clearbrook’s rehabilitation program, or more commonly known as drug rehab, is based upon the belief that alcoholism and chemical dependency is a primary disease and that the suffering addict and his or her family members deserve immediate help.

Our residential inpatient treatment program along with a 22 patient detox unit is focused on helping clients reach sobriety; utilize the 12-step programs of Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous; and begin a new lifestyle that is chemical free. The steps of these programs become an integral part of the patient community’s daily activities and efforts. Clearbrook’s approach to understanding, assessing, and treating the disease of addiction is based largely upon the Minnesota Model. Clearbrook Treatment Centers specializes in treating addictions with such substances such as alcohol, heroin, cocaine, and prescription drugs.

Our patients and their families are our most valuable resource. We are dedicated to act on their behalf and to always advocate for their best interests. We must therefore adhere to the position of never compromising patient care for staff convenience or corporate profit. We believe in putting patients first. We believe that an unyielding commitment to excellence and to cost effective healthcare will eventually ensure the success of all our patient-focused programs. Our second most valuable resource is our staff. We value highly our long-term commitment to continued staff growth and development. Clearbrook believes that by continuously emphasizing staff training we enhance that which our staff seek to provide and that which our patients desire and deserve; quality of services, life and sobriety.

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