Bridge To Recovery (BTR) is a clinical addiction center with a gentle Christian emphasis. Our program offers a loving, supportive, and healing environment; personal attention you won’t find in a hospital or institutional setting. BTR welcomes all denominations and non-believers without prejudice or judgment. We offer professional care in a comfortable, “homey” environment, combining Clinical Treatment with 12-Step Intervention and Spiritual Renewal. Healing mind, body and spirit requires a blend of professional care and “real-life” experience. Our professional counselors are licensed/certified in North Carolina, and most have a Masters level education. They provide evidence-based intervention and utilize widely accepted clinical approaches. Our General Staff are personally experienced in 12-Step recovery, and provide a knowledge-based approach to intervention. BTR strives to offer recovery opportunities to all in need. We have many free services and our low-cost programs are designed to be high-value and highly professional. We believe in providing healing from addiction and addressing issues people are facing by meeting their mind, body, and spirit needs.Our charitable mission is to remove the financial barriers people face when they are desperately seeking recovery.

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Southeast Pain Care focuses on two types of pain: new and chronic pain. Acute pain management is designed for active adults who have new pain symptoms and need the help of a specialist. In some cases, pain control is not just a matter of comfort but is also a matter of medical safety that can contribute to the healing process. Chronic pain is a complex condition that refers to pain that has lasted longer than expected for a disease or injury. It is frequently severe enough to limit a person's activity and make it difficult to function at work or at home.