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Lund

South Burlington, Vermont

Level of care
Residential, Outpatient
Ages
Not yet verified, call to confirm
Insurance
Medicaid, Private insurance (variety, not enumerated)

Listed as operating. 7 sources, newest retrieved Jun 25, 2026. Record researched Jun 25, 2026.

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Published program summary

Operates the only residential facility in Vermont where parents and their young children (birth through 5) can live together while the parent receives residential treatment for substance use and mental health disorders. The residential home is staffed 24 hours a day, and Family Engagement Specialists support families through aftercare for up to one year post-discharge.

Services and populations

Genders served
All genders; serves pregnant and parenting persons (site language: "pregnant or parenting persons"). Children birth through age 5 may live on-site with the parent in the residential program.
Specialties
Parental substance use disorder, Parental mental health disorders, Pregnant and parenting persons (perinatal/postpartum), Two-generation / family-centered treatment, Parents of young children (birth through 5), Child-welfare-involved families (Regional Partnership Program with VT DCF and Division of Substance Use Programs)
Modalities
Individual therapy, Group therapy / clinical group treatment, Family therapy, Couples therapy, Child and family therapy, Parenting education (individual and group), Comprehensive substance use assessments and mental health evaluations, Observed and random urinalysis screenings, Care coordination / case management, On-site medical support, Developmental screening and support for children, Peer support and aftercare (up to one year post-discharge), Telehealth and in-person services

Insurance and payment

Insurance listed
Medicaid, Private insurance (variety, not enumerated)

Credentials and public record

Public record
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Location

Address
50 Joy Drive, South Burlington, VT 05403 (Hoehl Family Building — main campus / outpatient & intake). Residential program operates at 76 Glen Road, Burlington, VT.
County
Chittenden County

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