Sunrise Place at Behavioral Health Specialists

With decades of experience since 1992, we are committed to providing excellent, affordable, and accessible care. We honor each client's dignity and self-determination, offering a comprehensive continuum of care from detox to outpatient services, and we are a key resource for those with Nebraska Medicaid.

We offer a full spectrum of services, including Social Detox (non-medical), Residential Treatment, Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP), and general Outpatient Program (OP).

Yes, we treat co-occurring disorders. Our counseling staff is equipped to address mental health conditions like anxiety and depression alongside substance use. However, we do not have psychiatrists on staff for advanced medication management.

Our therapeutic approach includes individual counseling, group therapy, family involvement, and 12-Step facilitation. We address a range of issues including anxiety, depression, emotional trauma, and family problems.

Yes, the 12-Step model is an integral part of our program. Clients attend both in-house and off-site AA/NA meetings to build a foundation in this peer-support fellowship.

No, our program is not faith-based. While the 12-Steps have a spiritual component, our core treatment is clinical and suitable for people of all beliefs.

Behavioral Health Specialists, Inc. was founded and has been serving the community since 1992.

Self-pay costs are approximately $400/day for social detox and $500/day for residential care (around $15,000 for 30 days). IOP is about $800/week. An outpatient intake is $280, with individual sessions at $190. We also accept Nebraska Medicaid and other insurances.

Yes, we accept Nebraska Medicaid and a wide variety of commercial insurance plans, including BCBS of Nebraska, United HealthCare, Aetna, Cigna, and many others.

We offer social detoxification, which is a non-medical, supervised withdrawal program. If a client requires medical detox for severe withdrawal symptoms, we will refer them to a local hospital at their own cost.

Yes, we are MAT-friendly. Clients who are already prescribed Suboxone or other forms of MAT by an outside provider can continue their medication while in our care. However, our facility does not prescribe or dispense MAT.

The length of stay varies by program. Social detox is typically 5-7 days. The residential program is 30 days. IOP lasts for about 8 weeks (2-3 months), and general outpatient care can continue for as long as needed.

Clients live in a structured, clinical facility that was formerly a nursing home. Rooms are shared, typically with three people per room, and are gender-specific. Private rooms are not available.

Yes, for the safety and security of our clients, this is a locked facility. While treatment is voluntary and you could choose to leave, you cannot go outside on your own without staff supervision.

Smoking is allowed in designated outdoor areas. Personal electronics like cell phones and laptops are not permitted. After a 7-day initial blackout period, you may use the facility's landline phone for 10 minutes per day.

Bring: A completed physical form, a 30-day supply of all prescribed medications, about 7 changes of comfortable clothing, personal hygiene items (alcohol-free), and your insurance card.
Leave at home: Electronics, aerosol cans, products containing alcohol (mouthwash, perfume), inappropriate materials, any drug/alcohol paraphernalia, and outside food/drinks.

Inpatient (residential) treatment means you live at the facility 24/7 in a highly structured, immersive environment away from daily triggers. Outpatient treatment allows you to live at home and continue with work or school while attending scheduled therapy sessions at the facility, offering more flexibility but requiring more self-discipline.