Outpatient treatment in New Jersey

Outpatient Behavioral Health Treatment in New Jersey

New Jersey Treatment Centers

New Jersey residents can access outpatient mental health, substance use and co-occurring disorders treatment services in-person at seven convenient High Focus Centers locations in Branchburg, Cherry Hill, Cranford, Freehold, Lawrenceville, Paramus and Parsippany.  We also offer virtual therapy to any resident of New Jersey.

Services vary by facility, so please navigate to a location page below for a brief overview of what each location offers, including directions and contact information.

Admissions

Our New Jersey admissions team is available to take your call Monday-Friday 7:00AM to 11:00PM and Saturday-Sunday 9:00AM to 5:00PM.

Phone: (800) 877-3628 877-3628)

Fax: (973) 909-4049

Insurance

High Focus Centers in New Jersey is in-network with most commercial insurance providers.  Our Paramus location also accepts New York commercial insurance.

School Clearance Letters

At High Focus Centers in New Jersey, we’re taking a new and improved approach to psychiatric emergency screenings for students. We connect students with the care they need when they need it, stabilizing each student and creating a clear plan for their next steps. Our smooth process simultaneously supports both school districts’ needs and the well-being of families in crisis. Initial appointment, assessment and recommendation can all be completed within 24 hours, reducing unnecessary stress in challenging situations where time is of the essence.

What We Offer:

• Reliable resource: With same-day appointments, we offer quick access to screenings and follow-up support.

• Timely assessments: Evaluation and recommendations are provided within hours.

• Efficient referrals: Students are connected with the appropriate level of care and collaboration with psychiatric hospitals for direct admission, if necessary.

• Documentation: School districts receive a formal letter with the assessment and recommendations, including whether or not it’s appropriate for the student to return to school immediately.