Addiction Treatment Programs and Levels of Care in Montana

New Frontier Recovery Center in Huntley, Montana, near Billings, provides two connected levels of care for adults with a substance use disorder: medically monitored detox and inpatient residential treatment. The two programs share one private property, so a client who begins with withdrawal management steps directly into structured residential care when they are ready, without a disruptive transfer between facilities.

Choosing a level of care is a clinical decision, not a menu selection. During a confidential call and screening, the admissions team gathers the information a clinician needs to recommend the right starting point. This page explains what each program involves, who each level tends to fit, and how the programs connect, so a person or family can arrive with a clearer sense of what treatment looks like.

Our Levels of Care

New Frontier is licensed by the Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services for medically monitored detox (ASAM Level 3.7-WM) and inpatient residential treatment (ASAM Level 3.5). Both levels are staffed and supervised, and both are delivered on the same Huntley property.

Care That Fits the Whole Person

Substance use rarely stands on its own. New Frontier treats co-occurring mental health symptoms alongside a substance use disorder within its detox and residential programs, an approach known as dual diagnosis. For opioid and alcohol use, medication-assisted treatment can pair FDA-supported medication with counseling when the medical team determines it is appropriate.

Outpatient care is in development and is not a standalone program at launch. If you are asking specifically about outpatient options, call the admissions line and the team will explain what is available now and what is planned.