West Long Branch sits right next door to Eatontown, and that short distance makes Seacrest Recovery Center NJ one of the closest outpatient addiction treatment options for the borough. Our center at 162 Main Street, Eatontown provides structured outpatient care for drug and alcohol use, along with treatment for co-occurring mental health conditions. For people in West Long Branch, it means getting help without uprooting daily life.

Directions from West Long Branch

From the center of West Long Branch the drive is about 4 miles. Take Monmouth Road (Route 71) to Route 36, follow Route 36 west for a little over a mile, then turn onto Route 35 (Main Street) for the final stretch into Eatontown. Plan on roughly 10 to 15 minutes. Because the two towns share a border, clients from neighborhoods on the western side of the borough are often even closer.

Close to home, without being in the spotlight

West Long Branch is a small borough best known as the home of Monmouth University, and in a close-knit town many people worry about being recognized. Seacrest is a private treatment center, and what you share in treatment stays confidential. Because care is outpatient, you can continue with work or classes on the schedule your program allows, and your clinical team will help you plan around exams, shifts and family obligations. Care is personal: your plan is built around your history, your goals and any mental health concerns that come with the substance use.

How outpatient treatment works in Eatontown

Most people start at the level of care their assessment points to, then step down as they gain stability. For some that means beginning in our Partial Care Program (PHP), which provides structured treatment during the day while you go home each evening. Others begin in the Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP), meeting several days a week, or in the Outpatient Program (OP), which is built to fit around a working schedule. At every level the work is personal: individual counseling, group therapy, relapse prevention and co-occurring mental health care for conditions such as anxiety, depression and trauma. You can read more about how outpatient drug rehab works.

If you need detox or residential care first

Not everyone is ready to start outpatient care on day one. 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.

Credentials and insurance

Our Eatontown center has served Monmouth County since 2018 and is licensed by the New Jersey Division of Mental Health and Addiction Services (license No. 2000701) and accredited by The Joint Commission. 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. You are welcome to take a look at the center or meet our staff before deciding.

Talk with admissions

One call starts the process. Reach our team at 833-610-1174 or contact us online, and we will walk you through the next step. More Monmouth County resources are on our Monmouth County page.

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