Solas Health PLLC

Solas Health PLLC's outpatient program in Raleigh is structured for people who cannot — or choose not to — step away from their daily lives for residential treatment. Located on Creedmoor Road in Wake County, the clinic offers substance use disorder and opioid use disorder treatment during weekday hours, with appointments available Monday through Thursday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM and Friday from 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM. That schedule is intentional: it keeps the program accessible to people managing jobs, children, or other obligations that make inpatient or residential treatment impractical.

The outpatient format is also a natural fit for individuals who have completed a higher level of care — such as residential treatment — and are now looking for an aftercare structure that keeps them connected to clinical support without requiring them to return to an institutional setting. Recovery doesn't end at discharge, and Solas Health's outpatient program is designed with that longer arc in mind.

What separates a short-term treatment episode from sustained recovery is often what happens in the weeks and months after the clinical work begins. Solas Health addresses this directly through recovery support services and case management that cover employment, housing, healthcare, education, and recovery skill-building. These aren't peripheral add-ons — they reflect an understanding that stable housing, meaningful work, and practical life skills are central to staying sober long-term.

For people in recovery who are navigating court-ordered requirements, reintegrating after a significant life disruption, or simply trying to rebuild a stable foundation, this level of wraparound support within an outpatient program is meaningful. The clinic's patient portal also gives participants a way to manage their care and stay connected between appointments, reducing the friction that can cause people to disengage from treatment.

Solas Health's outpatient program is open to a notably diverse range of people. The clinic explicitly serves veterans — who can use TRICARE coverage — as well as pregnant women, seniors and older adults, individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing, and those referred through the court system. This breadth matters because many outpatient programs are implicitly built around a narrow demographic, leaving people with specific needs to search further for a program that actually fits their situation.

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) anchors the clinical approach, offering a structured framework for identifying and changing the thought patterns connected to substance use. For populations navigating co-occurring disorders alongside substance use disorder — which is common — addressing both within the same outpatient setting reduces the burden of coordinating care across multiple providers.

Cost is one of the most common reasons people delay entering an outpatient program, and Solas Health's payment options are among the most inclusive available for addiction treatment in Raleigh. The clinic accepts Medicaid, Medicare, TRICARE, private insurance, state insurance, and self-pay — covering a wide range of financial situations. The clinic's own stated commitment is to delivering effective treatment at low cost and minimal inconvenience, which is reflected in both its payment flexibility and its outpatient format.

For veterans specifically, TRICARE acceptance removes a significant barrier that can make addiction treatment feel out of reach. For individuals on Medicaid or Medicare, the ability to use existing coverage for an outpatient substance abuse treatment program at a clinic with multiple North Carolina locations means that geographic and financial obstacles are reduced without sacrificing the quality of clinical care.