Triad Recovery opens Winston-Salem treatment center for the Triad

Triad Recovery has opened a new Winston-Salem treatment center to expand addiction recovery support across North Carolina’s Triad region. The center is designed to help individuals and families access outpatient care, therapy, relapse prevention, and referrals to higher levels of treatment.

Why it matters: - The new Winston-Salem location gives Triad Recovery a central foothold in a region where demand for addiction treatment and behavioral health support remains high. - The center is intended to make care more accessible for people in urban, suburban, and rural Triad communities. - Triad Recovery aims to reduce confusion around treatment options and connect people to the level of care that fits their needs.

What happened: - Triad Recovery announced the opening of a new treatment center in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. - The center is located at 150 Charlois Blvd., Suite 300, Winston-Salem, NC 27103. - The facility serves individuals and families across Winston-Salem, Greensboro, High Point, Kernersville, Clemmons, Lexington, Thomasville, and surrounding North Carolina communities. - Triad Recovery is now accepting inquiries from individuals, families, and referral partners throughout North Carolina’s Triad region.

The details: - The center provides addiction treatment and recovery support for people dealing with substance use challenges, including drug and alcohol addiction. - Services include outpatient treatment, intensive outpatient programming, relapse prevention support, individual therapy, group therapy, and family support. - The center also offers guidance for people who may need a higher level of care, including detox or residential treatment. - Triad Recovery says the program is built around personalized guidance, clinical support, and recovery-focused programming tailored to each person’s needs. - Brandon Wiley, Co-Founder and Executive Director of Triad Recovery, said families need treatment options that are accessible, personal, and grounded in real support. - Wiley said Triad Recovery was built to help people understand their options, connect with the right level of care, and move forward with a plan that fits their situation. - Triad Recovery describes its approach as compassionate care, practical guidance, and long-term recovery planning. - Wiley said addiction affects the entire family and that the goal is to be a trusted place where people can ask questions and get support as they take action. - More information is available on the company's announcement.

Between the lines: - The opening reflects continued pressure on local addiction treatment systems to offer easier entry points to care. - By combining outpatient services with referrals to detox and residential treatment, Triad Recovery is positioning the Winston-Salem site as a gateway to a broader care network. - The focus on family support suggests the center is aiming at both the person in treatment and the household around them.

What's next: - Triad Recovery will continue taking inquiries from across the Triad region. - The center is likely to serve as a referral point for people who need help sorting out next steps in treatment. - The company’s next phase will hinge on how many individuals and families use the new site to enter care or connect to higher levels of treatment.