What addiction treatment programs does Maplewood offer in South Jersey?
Maplewood Treatment Solutions offers two levels of residential care at our Merchantville, NJ facility: Inpatient Residential Treatment for adults with primary substance use disorders, and Co-Occurring Residential Treatment for adults managing both a substance use disorder and a co-occurring mental health condition. Within our Inpatient Residential Treatment program, we offer two clinical phases, Inpatient Residential Stabilization and standard Inpatient Residential Treatment, to match the level of medical monitoring to each patient’s needs at admission. All care is provided at 214 W Maple Ave, Merchantville, NJ 08109, and we serve patients from across New Jersey and the greater Philadelphia area. We also accept patients traveling from out of state who are looking to relocate to gain some time away from their home environment.
What is the difference between Inpatient Residential Stabilization and Inpatient Residential Treatment?
Both are phases within our Inpatient Residential Treatment level of care, licensed by the New Jersey Department of Health. Inpatient Residential Stabilization is for higher acuity patients and those entering treatment following a moderate relapse or without a completed formal detox. The primary focus of this phase is continued medical monitoring in a residential setting, including 24/7 clinical oversight, medication management, and psychiatric evaluation. It is not a detox program. Inpatient Residential Treatment is for patients who have already completed detox, have approximately one to two weeks of sobriety, or have stabilized clinically. This phase delivers the full residential curriculum including individual therapy, daily group sessions, and evidence-based modalities such as CBT, DBT, and MAT. Patients who enter through the stabilization phase transition directly into residential treatment within the same facility.
Do you treat co-occurring mental health conditions alongside addiction?
Yes. Our co-occurring residential program provides integrated dual diagnosis treatment for adults managing both substance use disorder and a mental health condition such as depression, anxiety, PTSD, or bipolar disorder. We treat both conditions simultaneously rather than sequentially, which research consistently shows produces better long-term outcomes. Our clinicians hold dual licensure in both substance use and mental health.
Does insurance cover residential addiction treatment in New Jersey?
Most major insurance plans cover inpatient addiction treatment programs. Under the Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act (MHPAEA), insurers must cover substance use disorder treatment on equal terms with other medical conditions. Maplewood verifies your benefits at no cost before admission, typically within a few hours. Call (856) 485-9814 to get started — there is no obligation.
How long does residential treatment at Maplewood typically last?
Length of stay depends on individual clinical needs and insurance authorization. Most residential stays range from 10 to 45 days, though some patients have shorter stays based on medical necessity. Our clinical team advocates directly with your insurance carrier for the appropriate length of stay based on your progress, and discharge planning begins from day one so that you leave with a complete step-down plan in place.
Where is Maplewood Treatment Solutions located and who do you serve?
Our facility is located at 214 W Maple Ave, Merchantville, NJ 08109 in Camden County, South Jersey. We primarily serve adults from Cherry Hill, Camden, Voorhees, Mount Laurel, Marlton, Haddonfield, Gloucester County, Burlington County, and the greater Philadelphia area. We also accept patients traveling from out of state. Call (856) 485-9814 for directions, admissions information, or to find out whether treatment away from home might be the right choice for your situation.
Can family members be involved in the treatment process?
Family involvement is encouraged where clinically appropriate. Addiction and co-occurring mental health conditions affect the entire family system, and education for loved ones plays an important role in long-term recovery. Our clinical team discusses family programming options during the admissions and treatment planning process and adjusts involvement based on what will best support the individual in treatment.
What happens when residential treatment ends?
Discharge planning begins from the moment you arrive. By the time residential treatment ends, your clinical team will have arranged a complete step-down plan that may include partial hospitalization (PHP), intensive outpatient (IOP), outpatient therapy, psychiatric follow-up, medication management, peer support, sober housing referrals, and community resources. Our case managers also assist patients returning to their home state with everything they need set up before they leave.