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Pasadena Villa Outpatient Center – Raleigh

206 High House Rd , Cary, North Carolina 27513
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  • Overview

    Clinic & Center Description:

    Located just outside of Raleigh, North Carolina in Cary, Pasadena Villa Outpatient Center – Raleigh offers an environment that is focused on the unique goals of our clients.

    Our professionals are dedicated to helping create a life worth living based on personal value. We pride ourselves on providing warmth and comfort to enable optimal progress in treatment.

    We are an outpatient treatment center which provides skill development in recognizing and managing symptoms of mental illness, and relapse prevention. Our central location allows our clients access to all the amenities that Cary offers. Our program provides treatment that allows clients to stay in their own homes, and be present for work or school.


  • Details

    Services Offered:

    • Drug and Alcohol Detox
    Tags: adults, Adults Young adults, Day Treatment, drug, Intensive Outpatient Treatment Drug and Alcohol Detox Teens, outpatient, rehab, substance Outpatient, and Treatment Center
    Ages Accepted:

    • Young adults
    • Adults
    Languages:

    • English

  • Availability

    Currently Accepting Clients: Yes
    ADA Accessible: Yes
    Near Public Transportation?: No
    Teletherapy:

    • No
    Closest Bus/Train Stop:

    High House Rd at Old Apex Rd Cary, NC


  • Payment

    Currently Accepting Health Insurance?:

    • Not Accepted

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