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Learn what the first call can cover, how screening works, and why no level of care should be promised before a conversation.
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About Affirm Recovery Center
A Warm, Practical Place for Outpatient Recovery in Austin, TX gives adults a clear way to understand screening, program fit, and next steps. Affirm Recovery Center is a newly opened Austin, TX program focused on intensive outpatient care for adults navigating substance use. Our aim is simple: make the first conversation feel clear, respectful, and useful, then help each person understand an appropriate next step.
A direct answer
Affirm Recovery Center is an Austin, TX intensive outpatient program (IOP) for adults age 18 and older with substance use concerns. It serves all genders and offers day and evening programming. Admissions support is available by phone 24 hours a day for questions, screening, and discussion of the next appropriate step.
Our focus
Affirm focuses on substance use disorder intensive outpatient programming for adults. IOP can provide structured support while allowing many people to continue living at home and managing work, family, school, or other daily responsibilities.
The program is built for adults age 18 and older and welcomes people of all genders. Day and evening options create more than one path into care, although the right schedule and addiction treatment plan depend on the screening process and each person's circumstances.
Affirm does not currently provide residential addiction treatment, inpatient care, PHP, or on-site detox. When someone may need detox before outpatient addiction treatment, the admissions team can discuss coordinating an outside referral rather than presenting IOP as the right answer for every situation.

The experience
A first call should feel calm, informed, and free of judgment. You can explain what has been happening, ask direct questions, and learn how screening works without being pressured into a promise about admission or outcomes.
The admissions team can talk with the person seeking care, a loved one, or a referring professional. That conversation may cover current substance use concerns, immediate safety, whether a higher level of care might be appropriate, scheduling needs, and practical questions about insurance or self-pay.
Calling is a starting point, not a commitment. The admissions overview explains the broader process, while the what-to-expect guide walks through the sequence from first contact to a possible arrival. If another setting appears more appropriate, an honest referral can be more helpful than forcing a poor fit.

Our approach
Intensive outpatient care is designed to bring meaningful addiction treatment structure into a person's week without requiring an overnight stay. Affirm offers day and evening programming so adults can discuss a schedule that may work alongside real responsibilities.
The first day includes intake and introductions. During the first week, group and individual therapy become part of the experience. Beyond those verified points, the exact schedule, duration, and addiction treatment plan remain individualized and should be discussed during screening rather than assumed from a website.
This practical approach respects that recovery happens in the context of ordinary life. Work demands, family relationships, transportation, privacy, and existing supports can all shape the questions someone brings to admissions. The goal of the call is to understand those concerns well enough to identify a responsible next step.
Austin, TX roots
Affirm Recovery Center is located at 5555 N Lamar Blvd, Suite D105, Austin, TX 78751. Austin, TX is the center's only verified physical location, and people from across Central Texas may call to ask whether the Austin, TX program fits their needs.
The North Lamar address places the program in Austin, TX itself. Other Central Texas communities may be served by the Austin, TX center, but Affirm does not claim separate offices in those cities. Location pages should always point back to this verified address and the admissions phone number.
Before traveling, call 512-230-7905 to discuss screening, scheduling, and what to bring. Admissions support is available by phone 24 hours a day, but that availability should not be confused with 24-hour clinical care or emergency services.
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Frequently asked questions
Affirm serves adults age 18 and older who are seeking help for substance use concerns. The Austin, TX IOP welcomes all genders. A phone screening is used to discuss the person's situation and whether intensive outpatient care may be an appropriate next step.
No. Affirm Recovery Center does not provide detox on site. If a person may need detox before outpatient addiction treatment, the admissions team can discuss coordinating a referral to an outside provider. The safest level of care should be considered before IOP begins.
Yes. Affirm offers day and evening programming. Exact schedules and a person's recommended participation should be confirmed during screening because addiction treatment planning is individualized and no specific schedule or duration should be assumed from general information.
Yes. A loved one can call 512-230-7905 to ask questions and explain what has been happening. Admissions can offer general guidance about screening and next steps, while decisions involving a specific adult must respect that person's privacy and participation.
No. A call begins a conversation and may lead to screening, but it does not guarantee admission, insurance coverage, or a particular level of care. The team first needs enough information to discuss fit and whether another service may be more appropriate.
Meet us with one conversation
Call to describe what is happening, learn how screening works, and discuss day or evening options without pressure or promises.