Company profile

Alcohol and Drug Abuse Services, Inc., (ADAS) provides compassionate treatment

for substance using individuals including those with co-occurring disorders. Recognizing

that both these disorders influence other people, ADAS also offers counseling and support

for the families of those affected by these disorders.

The program is based upon the understanding that an addiction is a treatable illness –

that addiction is the problem, not just a symptom. A recovery program, the lifelong process

of total abstinence, begins with an honest assessment of the problem.

At ADAS, the staff provides the finest professional, compassionate care and treats

addiction for what it is – a life-threatening disease affecting the entire family. ADAS staff

strives to be sensitive to each individual’s needs and understands there may be co-occurring

and trauma specific issues which play a significant role in their lives.

Individualized treatment plans are specifically designed for each individual with the

goal of restoring the person to a meaningful, productive role in society. The plans are

strength-based to empower them to want to make healthy lifestyle changes.

Our mission is to provide quality and compassionate substance use and co-occurring

services, empowering individuals to develop responsible, healthy lifestyles.

• Treatment Services
• Case Management Services
• Recovery Services
• Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) Services

• Assess and monitor community needs in relation to the incidence and prevalence of alcohol, tobacco and other drug abuse.
• Provide, or make available through contracted services, a full continuum of drug and alcohol prevention, treatment and support services to meet community needs.
• Review and evaluate the effectiveness of drug and alcohol services.
• Provide training to agency staff and community stakeholders to enhance local
• knowledge and skills to address drug and alcohol issues.
• Engage in collaborative processes with stakeholders and community members to address substance abuse concerns.
• Expand awareness of programs and services available to reduce and prevent
• substance abuse.