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Bringing Treatment to the Laurel Highlands

Inpatient Care at Our Mount Pleasant Campus

Families across Westmoreland County have historically had to travel well outside the Laurel Highlands to find inpatient addiction treatment. Gateway Rehab's Mount Pleasant campus changes that, offering the same evidence-based inpatient care found at our other locations, right in the community.

Treatment at Mount Pleasant includes individual, group, and family counseling, cognitive-behavioral therapy, twelve-step facilitation, and medication-assisted treatment where appropriate. Our clinical team treats each patient as a whole person, addressing physical health, mental health, and the underlying causes of addiction together, rather than focusing on substance use alone.

For patients in Mount Pleasant, Greensburg, Connellsville, and the surrounding rural communities, that means quality inpatient care doesn't require leaving the region they call home.

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Intake at Mount Pleasant starts with a thorough clinical assessment of medical history, substance use patterns, and any co-occurring mental health concerns. This assessment guides the treatment plan our team builds for each patient. Since Gateway Rehab offers 24-hour assessment and admission, patients don't need to wait weeks for an intake appointment.
 

Our Mount Pleasant campus offers structured inpatient treatment for drug and alcohol addiction, including medically monitored withdrawal management. Programming draws on evidence-based practices such as cognitive-behavioral therapy, individual and group counseling, and medication-assisted treatment. Treatment plans are individualized, since recovery looks different from one patient to the next.
 

Gateway Rehab accepts many major insurance plans, including Aetna, Cigna, Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield, and Humana, among others. Our admissions team verifies coverage as part of the intake process, so patients and families understand their benefits before treatment starts. Cost concerns shouldn't stand between someone and the care they need.

Yes, our team begins discharge planning before treatment is complete, connecting patients with continuing care options such as outpatient treatment or telehealth through Hope From Home. This helps patients maintain momentum after leaving Mount Pleasant, since recovery is an ongoing process rather than something that ends at discharge.
 

Getting started is simple. You can call our admissions line any time, day or night, or request an appointment online to begin the assessment process. Our team will guide you through every step, from verifying insurance to scheduling your first session.

Help is available now, and we look forward to supporting you.