We offer a broad continuum of care - more than 35 programs in the areas of crisis response, treatment, rehabilitation, housing, and peer support. There is no wrong door to walk through to start your journey of recovery with CenterPointe. We use a harm reduction model to help you work toward abstinence and mental stability.

This model recognizes relapse as part of the chronic diseases of addiction and mental illness. A harm reduction model also guides us away from moral judgments and toward the empowerment of people to discover their own healthy path of recovery. Our spectrum is inclusive, serving men and women, civilians and veterans, religious and nonreligious individuals.

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History - CenterPointe began in 1973 as Lincoln Lancaster Drug Projects, also known as Full Circle. This was one of the first programs in the nation to offer integrated substance use and mental health care in the 1980s. We added housing services during 1990s. Treatment Philosophy - Here at CenterPointe, we use a bio-psycho-social treatment model to address mental illness and addiction at the same time and on equal terms.

Financials & Outcomes

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Guided by our holistic approach of open arms and open minds and by our steadfast belief that every person has the ability to recover, we carefully steward the investments our communities make. Together we are helping people get better, sooner, for longer. CenterPointe believes in data transparency.

Treatment

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Your best tools for recovery are within you. We believe pivotal treatment encompasses healing for both mental and substance use disorders. This holistic approach, combined with open arms and open minds, distinctly sets CenterPointe apart. This is our long-term treatment program for individuals facing homelessness or individuals receiving low-income in Omaha.

Rehabilitation

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Meeting people where they are and supporting them to gain control of their lives is what CenterPointe aims to do. We offer a broad array of rehabilitation programs to improve quality of life, develop long-term recovery and independent living skills, and connect people with resources to meet basic needs.

Housing

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CenterPointe is constantly pushing the boundaries to find better ways to help people be well. We know that meeting basic needs like housing is pivotal for the recovery journey. We believe in a housing first model. Supportive services may include care management, recovery support and/or peer support, as well as access to outpatient counseling and medication management.

Reviews (8)

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Tiffany Jimenez

Dec 01, 2021

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Horrible communication. Say one thing over the phone and another when you are there. They make getting into here impossible for people that has kids.

Tabitha Jacobs

Jun 18, 2021

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Very unhelpful, never answer there phones and never call back to schedule an appointment to get meds

Jasmin Tora

Jun 14, 2021

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Do not allow Lori (nursing staff) to handle your care. She is dangerous. She has acted outside her scope of practice (in regard to my case) twice in the past 4 months. Lori's actions have placed my health and wellbeing in jeopardy.

Jim Holland

Apr 22, 2021

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I was living at oasis hotel before it closed for re modeling. They was they said they would help me find a place to live but they didn't help with nothing. But they help out other people.

Joe Watts

Apr 14, 2021

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There's a reason only the destitute go here. One of the worst therapists I've ever met works here. If you have any other alternative I highly recommend you use it.

Jake Wagner

Sep 08, 2020

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I lost my health insurance due to the pandemic and they have been very helpful. I was able to get in quick and have a psych evaluation done and prescribed medicine the same day. They also offer therapy and many other services. The staff is very nice and I look forward to getting better with the help of the centerpointe staff. Thank you guys so much.

Shanon Philippi

Aug 28, 2020

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This out patient treatment center is by far one of the most caring, helpful, wonderful place to improve your life
Counselors are excellent and knowledgeable. Could not imagine going anywhere else.

Clint Waltman

Jun 30, 2017

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It really is a good and helpful place, especially with regard to their 24/7 helpline and their crisis counseling any during open hours. The problem is - probably due to low state funding - their staff is limited so it can be a while before you get the care you need. Lincoln has good physical health services for all walks of life and that will hopefully expand to mental health services soon.

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