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At Master Center for Addiction Medicine in Hampton, each client receives medical care led by an addiction specialist, counseling from experienced therapists, and guidance from a peer recovery coach. They offer ambulatory detox, medication-assisted treatment (MAT), and an intensive outpatient program. With a hybrid model combining telehealth and in-person care, Master Center has helped over 10,000 clients access high-quality treatment on their path to recovery. They accept most major insurance plans, including Medicaid, Medicare, and Tricare, and offer self-pay options with potential discounts and payment plans. Blend Virtual & In-Person Support Master Center’s hybrid model combines the flexibility of virtual care with in-person visits, typically starting with a thorough on-site intake to help their team create a custom treatment plan for each client. Most programming is delivered virtually, but clients can see providers face-to-face more often if they prefer. No matter the format, Master Center offers consistent, compassionate care that feels like a warm hug—not a cold system. Bring Therapy Lessons into Real Life In addition to supporting physical well-being through detox and MAT, clients in the intensive outpatient program (IOP) attend to emotional health through one-on-one and group therapy sessions to better understand the problems they are trying to overcome. The IOP blends education, therapy, and real-world application, helping clients build recovery skills they can begin using immediately in everyday life. Clients attend 3-hour group therapy sessions 4 times a week. Be Well Prepared to Prevent Relapse Master Center’s Sustained Recovery Program treats relapse as a process, not a single event. Clients learn to recognize early warning signs and practice prevention strategies for each stage. Through ongoing assessments, recovery coaching, social support services, and peer-based models, the program helps clients adjust their goals, strengthen relapse prevention skills, and stay engaged in long-term recovery with a focus on awareness, accountability, and support.

At Master Center for Addiction Medicine in Kilmarnock, each client receives medical care led by an addiction specialist, counseling from experienced therapists, and guidance from a peer recovery coach. They offer ambulatory detox, medication-assisted treatment (MAT), and an intensive outpatient program. With a hybrid model combining telehealth and in-person care, Master Center has helped over 10,000 clients access high-quality treatment on their path to recovery. They accept most major insurance plans, including Medicaid, Medicare, and Tricare, and offer self-pay options with potential discounts and payment plans. Blend Virtual & In-Person Support Master Center’s hybrid model combines the flexibility of virtual care with in-person visits, typically starting with a thorough on-site intake to help their team create a custom treatment plan for each client. Most programming is delivered virtually, but clients can see providers face-to-face more often if they prefer. No matter the format, Master Center offers consistent, compassionate care that feels like a warm hug—not a cold system. Bring Therapy Lessons into Real Life In addition to supporting physical well-being through detox and MAT, clients in the intensive outpatient program (IOP) attend to emotional health through one-on-one and group therapy sessions to better understand the problems they are trying to overcome. The IOP blends education, therapy, and real-world application, helping clients build recovery skills they can begin using immediately in everyday life. Clients attend 3-hour group therapy sessions 4 times a week. Be Well Prepared to Prevent Relapse Master Center’s Sustained Recovery Program treats relapse as a process, not a single event. Clients learn to recognize early warning signs and practice prevention strategies for each stage. Through ongoing assessments, recovery coaching, social support services, and peer-based models, the program helps clients adjust their goals, strengthen relapse prevention skills, and stay engaged in long-term recovery with a focus on awareness, accountability, and support.

At Master Center for Addiction Medicine in Virginia Beach, each client receives medical care from physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants, counseling from experienced therapists, and guidance from a peer recovery coach who stays with them throughout treatment. They offer ambulatory detox, medication-assisted treatment (MAT), and an intensive outpatient program, along with addiction psychiatry for co-occurring mental health conditions. With a hybrid model combining telehealth and in-person care, clients can receive treatment while continuing to manage work, family, and everyday responsibilities. Blend Virtual & In-Person Support Master Center’s hybrid model combines the flexibility of virtual care with in-person visits, typically starting with a thorough intake and addiction evaluation that helps their team create a custom treatment plan. Clients can participate virtually or meet with providers face-to-face based on their needs and preferences. More than 40 weekly group therapy sessions cover a range of recovery topics, with individual counseling available when appropriate. Care coordination and health navigation also help clients connect with outside medical, mental health, and community resources when needed. Bring Therapy Lessons into Real Life In addition to supporting physical well-being through detox and MAT, clients in the intensive outpatient program (IOP) address their emotional health through one-on-one and group therapy sessions to better understand the problems they are trying to overcome. The IOP blends education, therapy, and real-world application, with clients attending 3-hour group sessions 4 times a week. Master Center’s sustained recovery program builds on these skills by helping clients recognize early warning signs, practice relapse prevention strategies, adjust their recovery goals, and stay engaged through ongoing assessments and recovery coaching.

At Master Center for Addiction Medicine in Norfolk, each client receives medical care led by an addiction specialist, counseling from experienced therapists, and guidance from a peer recovery coach. They offer ambulatory detox, medication-assisted treatment (MAT), and an intensive outpatient program. With a hybrid model combining telehealth and in-person care, Master Center has helped over 10,000 clients access high-quality treatment on their path to recovery. They accept most major insurance plans, including Medicaid, Medicare, and Tricare, and offer self-pay options with potential discounts and payment plans. Blend Virtual & In-Person Support Master Center’s hybrid model combines the flexibility of virtual care with in-person visits, typically starting with a thorough on-site intake to help their team create a custom treatment plan for each client. Most programming is delivered virtually, but clients can see providers face-to-face more often if they prefer. No matter the format, Master Center offers consistent, compassionate care that feels like a warm hug—not a cold system. Bring Therapy Lessons into Real Life In addition to supporting physical well-being through detox and MAT, clients in the intensive outpatient program (IOP) attend to emotional health through one-on-one and group therapy sessions to better understand the problems they are trying to overcome. The IOP blends education, therapy, and real-world application, helping clients build recovery skills they can begin using immediately in everyday life. Clients attend 3-hour group therapy sessions 4 times a week. Be Well Prepared to Prevent Relapse Master Center’s Sustained Recovery Program treats relapse as a process, not a single event. Clients learn to recognize early warning signs and practice prevention strategies for each stage. Through ongoing assessments, recovery coaching, social support services, and peer-based models, the program helps clients adjust their goals, strengthen relapse prevention skills, and stay engaged in long-term recovery with a focus on awareness, accountability, and support.

At Master Center for Addiction Medicine on Richmond’s Northside, each client receives medical care led by an addiction specialist, counseling from experienced therapists, and guidance from a peer recovery coach. They offer ambulatory detox, medication-assisted treatment (MAT), and an intensive outpatient program. With a hybrid model combining telehealth and in-person care, Master Center has helped over 10,000 clients access high-quality treatment on their path to recovery. They accept most major insurance plans, including Medicaid, Medicare, and Tricare, and offer self-pay options with potential discounts and payment plans. Blend Virtual & In-Person Support Master Center’s hybrid model combines the flexibility of virtual care with in-person visits, typically starting with a thorough on-site intake to help their team create a custom treatment plan for each client. Most programming is delivered virtually, but clients can see providers face-to-face more often if they prefer. No matter the format, Master Center offers consistent, compassionate care that feels like a warm hug—not a cold system. Bring Therapy Lessons into Real Life In addition to supporting physical well-being through detox and MAT, clients in the intensive outpatient program (IOP) attend to emotional health through one-on-one and group therapy sessions to better understand the problems they are trying to overcome. The IOP blends education, therapy, and real-world application, helping clients build recovery skills they can begin using immediately in everyday life. Clients attend 3-hour group therapy sessions 4 times a week. Be Well Prepared to Prevent Relapse Master Center’s Sustained Recovery Program treats relapse as a process, not a single event. Clients learn to recognize early warning signs and practice prevention strategies for each stage. Through ongoing assessments, recovery coaching, social support services, and peer-based models, the program helps clients adjust their goals, strengthen relapse prevention skills, and stay engaged in long-term recovery with a focus on awareness, accountability, and support.