Four Corners Community Behav Hlth Inc MOAB Clinical Office

Four Corners Community Behavioral Health offers two distinct outpatient levels of care for people working through substance use disorders: a standard Outpatient Program and an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP). The IOP level is structured for individuals who need more frequent clinical contact during early or ongoing recovery — more intensive than a once-a-week appointment, but without requiring a residential stay.

Both programs are offered within a community behavioral health setting, meaning addiction treatment is connected to broader mental health services. For people in Moab and Grand County who are building a sustainable recovery plan, outpatient treatment allows participation in work, caregiving, and community while maintaining consistent clinical support. The center operates weekdays from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Many people entering addiction treatment carry unresolved trauma or a diagnosed mental health condition alongside their substance use. Four Corners Community Behavioral Health treats co-occurring disorders and dual diagnosis as a core part of its programming — not as a secondary concern. Trauma and PTSD are specifically listed among the conditions the center addresses, reflecting a clinical model that recognizes how mental health and substance use disorders are often intertwined.

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) serves as the clinical backbone of this integrated approach. CBT helps individuals examine the connections between thoughts, emotions, and behaviors — a framework that is particularly relevant when trauma and addiction intersect. For anyone whose recovery requires more than addressing substance use alone, this dual-diagnosis orientation is a meaningful distinction.

The center is structured to serve populations that are often underserved by standard treatment programs. Pregnant women, individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing, and court-ordered clients are all explicitly included in the center's served populations — a level of specificity that reflects intentional program design rather than generic open-door language.

Accessibility also extends to how people pay for care. Four Corners accepts Medicaid, Medicare, and TRICARE, along with self-pay, sliding-scale fees, and financial assistance. For families and individuals who have delayed seeking treatment due to cost concerns, this range of payment options removes a common barrier to starting — and sustaining — a recovery program.

One of the practical realities of long-term recovery is that treatment needs to be sustainable — not just affordable for one month, but accessible over the course of a full recovery journey. Four Corners Community Behavioral Health accepts Medicaid and Medicare, covering many individuals and families who rely on public insurance. TRICARE coverage means veterans and active-duty military families have a local outpatient option in the Moab area.

For those without insurance or with limited coverage, sliding-scale fees and financial assistance are available. Self-pay is also accepted. This layered approach to payment reflects a community behavioral health model where the goal is to keep the door open for people at different financial starting points — an important consideration for anyone planning treatment as part of a longer recovery commitment.