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Big Island Substance Abuse Council

16-179 Melekahiwa St
Keaau HI, 96749
3.7
(3 Reviews)

In 1964, under the leadership of Reverend Gerald Loweth, the foundation for the Big Island Substance Abuse Council began with the Big Island Committee on Alcoholism. Reverend Loweth came to the Big Island in 1956 to serve as the Rector of Church of t... Read more

About this Facility
About this Facility'+'+
In 1964, under the leadership of Reverend Gerald Loweth, the foundation for the Big Island Substance Abuse Council began with the Big Island Committee on Alcoholism. Reverend Loweth came to the Big Island in 1956 to serve as the Rector of Church of the Holy Apostles in Hilo. He recognized that there were no Alcoholic Anonymous groups on the island and began to pull together a group of people willing to see what could be done about the issue of alcoholism on the Big Island. They followed the lead of what was being done in Honolulu and with help of some government funding they established the Big Island Committee on Alcoholism with an office in Hilo. Since Reverend Loweth’s time, the Big Island Committee on Alcoholism grew to become the Big Island Substance Abuse Council. The organization has expanded its scope of services from a small halfway house to a distinguished CARF accredited program addressing substance abuse in general as well as mental health issues. BISAC is now a multi-million dollar organization with a strong commitment to serve the state and Hawai‘i County, continually inspiring individuals and families to reclaim their lives in the wake of the ravages of substance abuse.
Payment Methods
Payment Methods
Alcohol Use Disorder
Cash
As a simple and direct way to take care of the cost related to treatment, cash payments are accepted at this treatment center.
Alcohol Use Disorder
Check
For individuals more comfortable with traditional payment options, this facility is accepting both personal or cashiers checks as a payment form.
Alcohol Use Disorder
Card
Offering modern and secure payment options, various cards are accepted here to offer convenience and flexibility to the patients.
Alcohol Use Disorder
Scholarship
With a commitment to make treatment accessible, scholarships are offered for individuals in need but are facing financial challenges to afford recovery.
Alcohol Use Disorder
Private Insurance
This treatment centers is working together with various private health insurance, to ensure that the optimal service is provided for each policy.
Alcohol Use Disorder
Payment plans
Financial constraints can happen, but do not have to restrict your access to treatment. This facility is offering customizable plans with manageable installments so you can fully focus on your recovery.
Length of Stay
Length of Stay
Alcohol Use Disorder
28/ 30 days
Alcohol Use Disorder
45 days
Alcohol Use Disorder
60 days
Alcohol Use Disorder
90 days
Alcohol Use Disorder
Other
Treatment Model
Treatment Model
Alcohol Use Disorder
12 Step
Alcohol Use Disorder
Dual Diagnosis
Setting (Inpatient)
Setting (Inpatient)
Alcohol Use Disorder
Residential
Gender Inpatient
Gender Inpatient
Alcohol Use Disorder
Seperate Male and Female
Therapy Sessions (Outpatient)
Therapy Sessions (Outpatient)
Alcohol Use Disorder
Both
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Joyce
09/21/2023
DO NOT USE this organization for DOT Return-To-Duty. Unfortunately because of the lack of resources and personnel things fall through the crack. I inquired this place to see if they could accept a CDL Driver to do a program to get his CDL back. They responded and said he can be enrolled in a program there and to send him to get an assessment... The employee told them he is here to get clearance for his CDL. So they made him do a 4-6 week program w/ drug screenings... Only to tell him at the completion of his program, they do not do CDL clearing...
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Steve H.
02/16/2018
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Randy F.
09/15/2015
This is awesome! I love Big Island Substance Abuse Council. Dey da beses in da beses!!!
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