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About Providence Alaska Medical Center Providence Breakthrough
Providence Alaska Medical Center Providence Breakthrough is an addiction treatment center in Anchorage, AK, offering substance abuse and dual diagnosis treatment for adults. Serving the Anchorage community Monday through Friday, the program addresses drug addiction, alcohol addiction, and co-occurring conditions within a structured outpatient schedule designed to support longer-term recovery.
Providence Alaska Medical Center Providence Breakthrough is an addiction treatment center located at 3760 Piper Street in Anchorage, Alaska. Part of the broader Providence Alaska Medical Center system, the Breakthrough program focuses on substance abuse treatment and recovery for adults in the Anchorage area. Services are available in both English and Español, reflecting the program's commitment to serving a diverse local community.
The center treats substance abuse, drug addiction, alcohol addiction, and dual diagnosis conditions — meaning adults managing both a substance use disorder and a co-occurring mental health condition can find care under one program. Dual diagnosis treatment is a meaningful distinction in Alaska's recovery landscape, where untreated co-occurring conditions are a common barrier to sustained sobriety. The program operates on weekdays from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM, a schedule consistent with outpatient recovery programming that allows participants to maintain work, family, and community responsibilities.
Providence Breakthrough is grounded in treating the whole person rather than addressing substance use in isolation. By incorporating dual diagnosis care, the program acknowledges that lasting recovery for many adults depends on addressing underlying mental health alongside addiction. The weekday schedule and bilingual service availability signal a program built around the real-life circumstances of working-age adults in Anchorage.
Providence Breakthrough serves adults between the ages of 21 and 65, making it a resource for a wide range of people at different stages of life and recovery. Whether someone is stepping into treatment for the first time or returning to strengthen their recovery, the program's connection to the Providence Alaska Medical Center system and its focus on dual diagnosis and substance abuse treatment make it a notable option for Anchorage residents seeking addiction treatment within a medically grounded setting.
Addiction Treatment and Dual Diagnosis Care in Anchorage
Providence Alaska Medical Center Providence Breakthrough provides addiction treatment in Anchorage for adults dealing with substance abuse, drug addiction, alcohol addiction, and dual diagnosis conditions. Operating within the Providence Alaska Medical Center framework, the Breakthrough program brings a medically grounded perspective to recovery — a meaningful asset for adults whose substance use is intertwined with mental health challenges.
Dual diagnosis treatment is central to the program's design. Many adults in long-term recovery find that untreated co-occurring conditions — depression, anxiety, trauma-related disorders — can undermine sobriety over time. By treating both substance use and mental health within the same program, Providence Breakthrough offers a more complete foundation for lasting recovery than programs that address addiction alone.
Who Providence Breakthrough Serves
The program is designed for adults between the ages of 21 and 65, a broad range that encompasses people at many different life stages and points in their recovery. Services are available in both English and Español, which broadens access for Anchorage's bilingual community members who may face language barriers when seeking substance abuse treatment or a recovery center.
Appointments and services are available Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM. This schedule is consistent with outpatient programming that integrates recovery into daily life rather than requiring a full residential stay — an important option for adults balancing work, family, or other community commitments while pursuing ongoing recovery.
Reaching Providence Breakthrough in Anchorage
Providence Alaska Medical Center Providence Breakthrough is located at 3760 Piper Street, Suite 1108, Anchorage, AK 99508. Adults in the Anchorage area who are seeking addiction treatment, substance abuse treatment, or dual diagnosis support can reach the program directly by calling (907) 212-6970 during weekday operating hours.
For those evaluating recovery options in Alaska, the program's location within the Providence Alaska Medical Center system and its focus on adult dual diagnosis and substance abuse treatment make it a substantive starting point for exploring longer-term recovery pathways in Anchorage.
Substance Abuse Treatment as Part of a Longer Recovery Journey
Choosing an addiction treatment center is rarely a one-time decision — for many adults, it is one step in a longer recovery process that includes outpatient programs, aftercare planning, and sustained community support. Providence Breakthrough's weekday availability and dual diagnosis focus position it as a program suited to the ongoing work of recovery, not just an acute intervention.
Adults in the Anchorage area who are weighing their options for substance abuse treatment or looking for a recovery center that addresses both addiction and co-occurring mental health can contact Providence Breakthrough at (907) 212-6970 to learn more about the program and whether it fits their current stage of recovery.
Why Choose Providence Alaska Medical Center Providence Breakthrough
- Dual diagnosis treatment addresses co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders together — a critical need for sustainable recovery
- Part of the Providence Alaska Medical Center system, connecting participants to a broader medical network in Anchorage
- Bilingual services in English and Español expand access for Alaska's diverse adult population
- Weekday outpatient hours (8 AM–6 PM) allow adults to pursue recovery while maintaining everyday responsibilities
- Focused exclusively on adults aged 21–65, tailoring the recovery environment to working-age participants
Frequently Asked Questions
What conditions does Providence Breakthrough treat?
Providence Breakthrough treats substance abuse, drug addiction, alcohol addiction, and dual diagnosis conditions. Dual diagnosis care is particularly significant for adults whose substance use disorder occurs alongside a co-occurring mental health condition, as both are addressed within the program.
Who is eligible for treatment at Providence Breakthrough in Anchorage?
The program serves adults between the ages of 21 and 65. It is designed for working-age adults in the Anchorage area who are seeking addiction treatment or substance abuse treatment within an outpatient-compatible schedule.
What are Providence Breakthrough's hours of operation?
Providence Breakthrough is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM. The program does not list weekend hours, so individuals are encouraged to call during weekday hours to schedule an appointment or ask questions.
Does Providence Breakthrough offer services in languages other than English?
Yes. Providence Breakthrough provides services in both English and Español, making the program accessible to bilingual adults in the Anchorage community who may prefer to engage in their recovery in Spanish.
What is dual diagnosis treatment and why does it matter for recovery?
Dual diagnosis treatment addresses both a substance use disorder and a co-occurring mental health condition at the same time. Providence Breakthrough includes dual diagnosis as a core part of its treatment focus, recognizing that sustainable recovery often requires attending to mental health alongside addiction.
How do I contact Providence Breakthrough to learn about addiction treatment options?
You can reach Providence Alaska Medical Center Providence Breakthrough by calling (907) 212-6970 during weekday hours, Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM. The center is located at 3760 Piper Street, Suite 1108, Anchorage, AK 99508.
Is Providence Breakthrough connected to a larger medical system?
Yes. Providence Breakthrough operates under the Providence Alaska Medical Center umbrella, which is part of the larger Providence health system. This connection to a broader medical network can be a meaningful factor for adults seeking addiction treatment with access to wider clinical resources.
Is this an outpatient program or a residential treatment center?
Based on the program's weekday operating hours of 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM, Providence Breakthrough is structured to accommodate adults who are not in full-time residential care. For specific details about levels of care or program structure, contact the center directly at (907) 212-6970.
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