Help For Yourself


We understand that you are in a difficult place in your life. We’re here to help.

What can you do?

  • Call us anytime: 402-477-3951
  • When is the last time you used?
    • Today? If you are still intoxicated, you can voluntarily enter our medically-monitored withdrawal program where our nurses can help ensure the process is as safe and painless as possible. Call ahead to speak with a nurse about entering our program: 402-477-3951.
    • More than a day ago? If you are no longer intoxicated but experiencing symptoms of withdrawal, you can voluntarily enter our medically-monitored withdrawal program where our nurses can help ensure the process is as safe and painless as possible. Call ahead to speak with a nurse about entering our program: 402-477-3951.
  • What are you using?
    • The Bridge offers a medically supervised program to safely detox from multiple substances including alcohol, opioids, benzos, methamphetamine, and fentanyl. Call ahead to speak with a nurse about entering our program: 402-477-3951.
  • When can you start?
    • Now! We are open 24 hours a day, all year long. Call ahead to speak with a nurse about entering our program: 402-477-3951.
  • After withdrawal, do you need treatment?
    • The first step to finding out if you need treatment and if so, which treatment program is right for you, is to schedule an evaluation with a licensed drug and alcohol counselor. Please call during normal business hours to schedule an evaluation.
      • Monday – Friday, 8:00 am – 5:00 pm
      • 402-477-3951
  • How much will it cost?
    • As a nonprofit, our mission is to help people even if they can’t pay. Depending on the program, we can help identify payer sources, waive or reduce fees or take insurance. Most importantly, don’t let the inability to pay determine whether you seek the treatment you need.
  • Who can get help at The Bridge?
    • We serve women and men ages 19 and older in most of our programs including withdrawal. Women can receive withdrawal services, respite, and outpatient treatment but women needing residential treatment will be referred to another partnering treatment center. If you are a minor in need of withdrawal services, please contact your doctor or go to the emergency department at a hospital.
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