Aletheia House – Birmingham (5th Avenue South)
Accepts Insurance
About Aletheia House – Birmingham (5th Avenue South)
Key Facility Details
- Federal Registration: Listed in the federal treatment register, the national inventory of licensed treatment facilities. Confirmed 10 August 2026.
- State Licensing: Licensed by the Alabama Department of Mental Health. State licensure is a legal requirement for behavioral health facilities operating in Alabama.
- Levels of Care: Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) and Residential Inpatient.
- Location: Birmingham, Alabama.
Aletheia House – Birmingham (5th Avenue South) Photos and Images
No photographs have been provided for Aletheia House – Birmingham (5th Avenue South). Pictures tell you a great deal about a program, so request images of the entrance, treatment rooms and shared spaces before you commit.
Find out where to park, how easily the location is reached across Alabama, and what the arrival process involves. Practical answers here often reflect wider clarity about the program.
Aletheia House – Birmingham (5th Avenue South) Detox and Rehab Services
Aletheia House – Birmingham (5th Avenue South) is recorded as offering medication-assisted treatment (MAT) and residential inpatient. Each level of care carries different admission requirements and different intensity, so the right starting point depends on clinical assessment rather than preference alone.
Residential care means staying on site, which suits people who need distance from their usual surroundings. Recorded approaches include addiction counseling, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), group therapy and individual therapy. What is actually delivered varies between clinicians, so ask which methods apply at the level of care under discussion.
Levels of Care and Treatment Programs at Aletheia House – Birmingham (5th Avenue South)
Substance Misuse and Addictions Treated at Aletheia House – Birmingham (5th Avenue South)
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Counseling and Therapy Treatment at Aletheia House – Birmingham (5th Avenue South)
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How Much Does Treatment at Aletheia House – Birmingham (5th Avenue South) Cost?
People considering Aletheia House – Birmingham (5th Avenue South) can expect $6,000 to $25,000 a month for residential care. The provider has not published its own rates, so treat these as a starting point for the Alabama market rather than a quote. Luxury and executive programs in Alabama run considerably higher, from $17,000 to $50,000 or more a month for residential care.
Ask directly what is included, whether the figure covers medical care and medication, and what happens if you need to stay longer than planned. Alabama Medicaid covers substance use treatment with no premium and no copay for most members, and an eligibility check costs nothing.
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Aletheia House – Birmingham (5th Avenue South) Address and Location
Aletheia House – Birmingham (5th Avenue South) sits at 4246 5th Avenue South, Birmingham, Jefferson County, Alabama. The map shows the route and the immediate area, which is worth reviewing alongside how long the trip takes in traffic.
Distance matters more than people expect. Somewhere reachable supports family visits and keeps aftercare realistic once the intensive phase in Birmingham ends, so weigh travel alongside the program itself.
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Aletheia House – Birmingham (5th Avenue South)
Accepts Insurance
Aletheia House – Birmingham (5th Avenue South)
Accepts Insurance
Aletheia House – Birmingham (5th Avenue South) Reviews
Reviews for Aletheia House – Birmingham (5th Avenue South) are not available on RehabSeekers at present. We are adding a review system, and once it launches this page will carry feedback from people with direct experience.
In the meantime, weigh accreditation, licensure and clinical staffing more heavily than star ratings. Ask what happens after discharge, since continuity of care around Birmingham matters more than any score.
