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Anthony Louis Center

Blaine, Minnesota · Part of On-Belay of Minnesota, Inc.

Level of care
Residential, Intensive outpatient (IOP), Outpatient
Ages
12 to 18
Insurance
Medicaid (Medical Assistance), County funding / county programs

Listed as operating. 5 sources, newest retrieved Jun 23, 2026. Record researched Jun 23, 2026.

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Published program summary

One of Minnesota's longest-running adolescent-only substance use disorder programs (operating since 1976 under On-Belay of Minnesota), serving ages 12-18 with a family-centered model that combines residential and outpatient/IOP care plus drug education and family counseling.

Services and populations

Genders served
Male and female adolescents
Specialties
Adolescent substance use disorder treatment, Co-occurring mental health diagnoses (dual diagnosis), Family-centered teen treatment
Modalities
Individual counseling, Group counseling, Family counseling, Drug education, Comprehensive assessment / individualized treatment plan

Insurance and payment

Insurance listed
Medicaid (Medical Assistance), County funding / county programs
Payment notes
Per the Minnesota state SUD provider resource, the Blaine site accepts Medicaid (Medical Assistance), and "Insurance (including Medical Assistance) or county programs" can pay for treatment. Listed service area is Anoka County. Aggregator sites describe acceptance of "most insurance" plus Medicare/military/ITU funds, but this could not be confirmed on the program's own pages and is not recorded here.

Credentials and public record

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Location

Address
1000 Paul Pkwy NE, Blaine, MN 55434
County
Anoka County

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