Outpatient Treatment
Outpatient Treatment
Outpatient treatment is addiction care a person receives while continuing to live at home, traveling to scheduled appointments for therapy and counseling rather than staying at a facility. It is generally suited to people who are medically stable and have a supportive home environment.
Understanding the program
What is Outpatient Treatment?
Outpatient treatment is addiction care a person receives while continuing to live at home, traveling to scheduled appointments for therapy and counseling rather than staying at a facility. It generally suits people who are medically stable with a supportive home environment.
New Frontier Recovery Center in Huntley, Montana currently opens with medically monitored detox and inpatient residential treatment. Outpatient services are in development and are not a standalone program at this time, so call the admissions line to confirm what is available now.
Talk to admissions →- Care while living at home
- Scheduled therapy visits
- No overnight stay
- Medically stable individuals
- A supportive home
- Decided clinically
- Medical detox (ASAM 3.7-WM)
- Residential treatment (ASAM 3.5)
- One private property
- Outpatient services planned
- Not standalone yet
- Ask about availability
How treatment works
What Outpatient Treatment Involves
New Frontier Recovery Center in Huntley, Montana currently opens with medically monitored detox and inpatient residential treatment. Outpatient services are in development and are not a standalone program at this time. Call the admissions line to confirm what is available now.
Confirming availability
Call the admissions line and the team explains what is available now and what is planned, with no commitment required to ask.
Finding the right fit
When appropriate, a clinical assessment identifies the level of care that fits a person's needs and stability.
Detox and residential treatment
If a live-in level of care is appropriate, medically monitored detox and inpatient residential treatment are available on one property today.
Outpatient services
As outpatient services develop, the team can explain how they would fit into a person's longer-term recovery plan.
Want to know what is available now? Ask us
Outpatient services are in development, and our admissions team can explain exactly what is available today and help identify the right level of care. Call us or verify insurance to begin.
Why New Frontier
Understanding Outpatient Care at New Frontier
An honest picture of your options
Rather than advertise a program that is not yet running, this page explains what outpatient care is and points you to the levels of care available today.
Care available now
New Frontier currently provides medically monitored detox and inpatient residential treatment on one private property in Huntley, Montana.
The right level of care
Whether outpatient care would suit a person is a clinical decision. The admissions team can arrange an assessment to identify the appropriate starting point.
A single confidential call
One call covers your questions about availability, a screening, and confidential insurance verification, with no commitment required to ask.
A small, supervised setting
Treatment at New Frontier happens in a quiet, closely supervised facility where staff can give each client meaningful attention.
Planning for what comes next
As outpatient services develop, the team can talk through how care might continue after a residential stay.
Tour Our Outpatient Treatment Center
Our Huntley Facility
A calm, private setting just outside Billings, where detox and residential care share one property.
Six private detox rooms, eight residential beds, and shared therapy and living spaces, designed for healing rather than a hospital.
Take a facility tour →Where we serve
Serving Billings and Montana From Huntley
New Frontier Recovery Center is located at 591 Squaw Creek Rd in Huntley, Montana, just outside Billings, and currently provides detox and inpatient residential treatment. The admissions team can explain current availability in one confidential call.
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