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Federal City Recovery Services (FCRS)

Washington, District of Columbia · Part of Federal City Recovery Services

Level of care
Residential treatment (RTC), Detox, Outpatient
Ages
16+
Insurance
DC Medicaid, Medicare

Listed as operating. 4 sources, newest retrieved Jun 10, 2026. Record researched May 24, 2026.

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Published program summary

CARF-accredited provider offering youth-specific residential treatment (ASAM 3.7) for ages 16-21 with substance use disorders using A-CRA and ASTEP models, plus adult programs and withdrawal management.

Services and populations

Genders served
All genders
Specialties
Substance use disorders, Opioid use disorder, Co-occurring mental health, Youth and young adults, Trauma-informed
Modalities
A-CRA, ASTEP, CBT, DBT, Motivational Interviewing, 12-Step, Trauma-related therapies

Admissions

Typical length of stay
Youth residential: 30 to 90 days

Insurance and payment

Insurance listed
DC Medicaid, Medicare
Payment notes
Fully covered for DC residents via DC Medicaid/Medicare. CARF accredited. ASAM Level 3.7.

Credentials and public record

Accreditation
CARF
ASAM levels verified
3.7
Public record
Not yet checked
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Location

Address
920 Bellevue Street SE, Washington, DC 20032 (youth residential); 201 Atlantic Street SE, Washington, DC 20032 (adult)
County
District of Columbia

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