Oceanport and Eatontown are neighbors, sharing a border and part of the former Fort Monmouth grounds. For anyone in Oceanport looking for drug or alcohol treatment, Seacrest Recovery Center NJ at 162 Main Street, Eatontown is only about three and a half miles away. We provide outpatient care, so you can get structured, professional treatment and still come home to Oceanport every day.

The drive from Oceanport

From the center of Oceanport the trip is about 3.5 miles and normally takes around 10 minutes. A common route follows Port au Peck Avenue to Eatontown Boulevard (County Route 537), then Broad Street (Route 71) to Main Street in Eatontown. Summer race days at Monmouth Park can add traffic around Oceanport, so allow a few extra minutes on those afternoons.

Treatment that starts close to home

Oceanport is a quiet, largely residential borough bordered by water on several sides, and that sense of community can make it hard to ask for help. Starting close to home helps. You can talk with our admissions team by phone first, ask every question you have, and only then decide on a plan. Once you begin, you will work with a therapist one-on-one and in groups with other people who understand what early recovery feels like. Our alumni and family services help you stay connected after your program ends.

Which level of outpatient care fits?

There is no single program that suits everyone from Oceanport. After an assessment, our clinical team recommends one of three outpatient levels:

Partial Care Program (PHP). The most structured option, with treatment during the day and weekly individual therapy, for people who need close support but can safely sleep at home.

Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP). Several days a week of group and individual work, often the next step after partial care, or a starting point for people with steady routines.

Outpatient Program (OP). A lighter schedule that keeps recovery on track once work, school and family life are back in full swing.

Mental health is part of every level. Our co-occurring mental health care addresses anxiety, depression, trauma and other conditions together with the addiction. Learn how dual diagnosis treatment works.

If you need detox or residential care first

If you are drinking or using heavily, stopping suddenly can be dangerous, so the first step may be detox. Eatontown does not provide detox on site. Clients who need detox are referred to Seacrest’s Willard, Ohio detox (willardohiodetox.com) or a partner detox facility, whichever works best for the client, then begin outpatient care in Eatontown. Eatontown is outpatient only. If residential care is needed, admissions coordinates a placement with a sister or partner facility.

Our admissions team handles those arrangements and plans your return to outpatient care in Eatontown. See why detox comes before outpatient rehab.

Why people choose Seacrest Recovery Center NJ

The center has operated at 162 Main Street since 2018. It is licensed by the New Jersey Division of Mental Health and Addiction Services (license No. 2000701) and accredited by The Joint Commission, the same standard used to evaluate hospitals and major health systems. We work with most major commercial health insurance plans, including BCBS, Aetna, Anthem and Tricare, and admissions can verify your benefits before your first day.

Take the first step

If you or someone you love in Oceanport is ready, call 833-610-1174. Our admissions team will answer your questions and help you choose the right level of care. You can also browse our Monmouth County hub.

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