Community Medical Services/Marion

Community Medical Services/Marion provides outpatient substance use treatment to adults in Grant County and the surrounding region. The program is built around accountability and clinical structure, operating under CARF accreditation and an Opioid Treatment Program certification that together signal a serious commitment to care standards.

Outpatient treatment allows people to remain connected to their families, employment, and support systems while actively engaging in a recovery program. For many people, this format is not a lesser option — it is the right level of care for where they are in their recovery. The center's early morning schedule, beginning at 4:30 AM on weekdays, reflects a practical understanding of what working adults and caregivers actually need to stay in treatment.

Recovery from substance use rarely happens in isolation from other mental health challenges. Community Medical Services/Marion addresses this directly by treating Co-Occurring Disorders and Dual Diagnosis as part of the outpatient program — rather than expecting clients to manage those needs elsewhere. Trauma and PTSD are also treated within the program, recognizing that unaddressed trauma is frequently intertwined with long-term substance use.

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) provides the clinical backbone of the treatment approach. As a structured, skills-focused method, CBT translates well into outpatient recovery: participants build practical tools they can use between sessions, reinforcing the work done in treatment through daily life. For people committed to sustained recovery — not just stabilization — this kind of ongoing skill-building matters.

Community Medical Services/Marion is equipped to serve pregnant women and court-ordered individuals, populations whose recovery needs often require clinical specificity and reliable structure. Pregnant women in substance use treatment benefit from a program that can accommodate the medical and emotional complexity of that period, while court-ordered participants need a provider that maintains clear documentation and program accountability.

The center accepts Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, state insurance, and self-pay, which means financial circumstances are less likely to be the reason someone cannot enter or continue treatment. For families supporting a loved one in recovery, knowing that payment options are broad can make the difference between starting care and waiting.

The program runs Monday through Friday from 4:30 AM to 2:30 PM, with Saturday hours from 6 to 10 AM. Sunday the center is closed. The early start times are an intentional feature — not an accident — allowing people to attend treatment before a workday begins or before family obligations take over the morning.

To reach Community Medical Services/Marion, call (765) 664-0101 or email [email protected]. The facility is located at 315 South Norton Avenue in Marion, Indiana 46952. More information about the broader Community Medical Services network is available at communitymedicalservices.org.