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Office closed — Veterans Day
Aiken Center is closed.
Aiken County's outpatient recovery center
Recovery starts with walking in the door.
Treatment, medication support, prevention and peer recovery for Aiken County — and no one is turned away because they can't pay.
Today at Aiken Center
Mon 8:30–5 · Tue–Thu 8:30–8 · Fri 8:30–5
- Walk-ins
- Mon–Thu · 8:30 – 9:00 AM or 1:00 – 1:30 PM
- Where
- 1105 Gregg Highway, Aiken
Start where you are
Which sounds most like you?
- “I'm worried about my own drinking or drug use”Plan your first visit
- “I use opioids and want to stop safely”Medication-assisted treatment
- “My teenager needs help”Adolescent program
- “A court or the DMV sent me”ADSAP & court-related
- “I'm worried about someone I love”Talk to a recovery coach — free
- “I'm referring a client”How referrals work
No one is turned away because they can't pay.
Medicaid
We accept all South Carolina Medicaid plans.
Insurance
We bill most commercial insurance.
Sliding scale
For people without grant assistance.
Financial help
A brief application at your first visit.
What we do
Care for every stage — and every age.
Adults
Outpatient Treatment
Weekly, intensive, and women's programs — day and evening.
Adults
Medication-Assisted Treatment
An on-site Nurse Practitioner for opioid and alcohol treatment.
Teens & families
Adolescent Program
Treatment and family support for ages 12–18.
DUI / DUAC / license
ADSAP & Court-Related
South Carolina's Alcohol and Drug Safety Action Program.
Anyone
Peer & Recovery Support
Recovery coaches with lived experience. First session free.
Everyone
Free Narcan
Free naloxone. No judgement, no questions.
Schools & community
Prevention
Evidence-based programs for schools, retailers and the community.
Households
Medication Disposal
Free Deterra bags and three drop-off sites in the county.
Not sure which one fits?
That's what the first visit is for. Or call and we'll point you the right way.
803-649-1900
Your first visit
No appointment. No referral needed.
Here's exactly what happens when you walk in. Plan for about 3 hours.
Bring with you
- Photo ID
- Medical insurance or Medicaid card
- A list of your medications — name, dosage, and how often
- 1
Walk in
Monday–Thursday, 8:30–9:00 AM or 1:00–1:30 PM. No appointment needed for orientation or assessment.
- 2
Orientation
We'll walk you through how Aiken Center works and give you a copy of the client handbook.
- 3
Assessment
A private, one-on-one conversation with a clinical counselor about what's going on and what you want to change.
- 4
Your plan
Together you build an Individual Plan of Care. You'll leave knowing exactly what happens next.
I felt safe enough to be open, honest, and vulnerable. It is the best thing that has happened to me.
Free · Accessible · Life saving
Pick up free Narcan. No questions asked.
Naloxone reverses an opioid overdose. Get it free at Aiken Center or from the dispensing machine at Aiken-Barnwell Mental Health — no cost, no judgement.
How to get Narcan
Coming up
Dates to know
- Community
CSRA Out of the Darkness Walk
Community walk for suicide prevention. Register through the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.
Register for CSRA Out of the Darkness Walk - Office closed
Office closed — Thanksgiving
Aiken Center is closed.
Ready when you are.
Walk in Monday–Thursday, or call and talk it through with someone first.