LFCS Southwest Springfield, Missouri

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LFCS Southwest - Springfield, Missouri

LFCS Southwest provides drug and alcohol treatment services to people in Springfield, MO. They offer treatment in a wide variety of settings such as - Mental Health Treatment.

LFCS Southwest knows that there are many types of treatment plans available for individuals in Springfield. Some of the different treatment methods offered by this facility are: Couple Family Therapy. They also provide many specialized programs such as Screening For Tobacco Use as well as many others. Also, this treatment facility accepts a few different methods of payment such as State Welfare Or Child And Family Services Funds and Medicaid.

LFCS Southwest in MO

LFCS Southwest

2130 North Glenstone Avenue, Springfield, MO 65803

417-862-1972

LFCS Southwest Offers the Following Primary Care Services:

Mental Health Treatment

Available Service Settings Provided by LFCS Southwest:

Outpatient Drug Rehab

Outpatient Mental Health Facility

Types of Treatment Approaches offered at This Rehab Facility:

Individual Psychotherapy

Couple Family Therapy

Cognitive Behavior Therapy

Behavior Modification

Trauma Therapy

Therapeutic Foster Care

Acceptable Payment Types are:

Cash Or Self Payment

Medicaid

Medicare

Private Health Insurance

State Mental Health Agency Funds

State Welfare Or Child And Family Services Funds

Additional Special Programs Offered by LFCS Southwest:

Screening For Tobacco Use

Age Groups that Treatment is Provided for:

Children Adolescents

Young Adults

Adults

Seniors

Drug and Alcohol Help-Line

1-877-872-0540

100% Free and Confidential

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Drug and Alcohol Help-Line:

1-877-872-0540

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