Serenity Lane Launches New Site to Help Broaden Access to Recovery Services

Dec 16, 2022

December 16, 2022 - /PressAdvantage/ - Serenity Lane of Eugene, Oregon is a substance use and alcohol use disorder treatment center that is always striving to make its already popular rehabilitation services even better. This includes implementing new ways to improve both its inpatient and intensive outpatient services. But the improvements that this rehab facility has made to its services do not start and end with continually implementing new treatments. Evidence of that can be seen with the launch of its new website.

A spokesperson stated, “Our staff has always strived to be as progressive as possible. That includes constantly adding new ways we can treat those that come to us for help so we can quickly get them on the path to recovery. The launch of our new website is also a good indicator of how we like to stay as progressive as possible.”

Serenity Lane’s spokesperson talked more about this new website release. A website that, he stated, is now more user-friendly than ever. This includes improvements to its drop-down menu so users can quickly get the exact information they are looking for. The new website’s readability is also much better. This includes things like having less clutter on each web page, new background colors that make the text stand out more so it’s easier to read, and presenting the information in a more concise manner.

This treatment center’s spokesperson added that their new and improved website also clearly displays the several ways that those with substance use disorders or loved ones can easily get in touch with them. This includes listing their phone number on many of the web pages and adding an easy-to-use contact form. Most important, he says, is the quality of the information presented on the new website. For example, the new site now goes more in-depth about Serenity Lane’s locations in such places as Coburg, Albany, Bend, Roseburg, Salem, Eastern, and Western Portland. It also gives updated information on the different forms of treatments they offer. Part of this includes the new website discussing how their inpatient treatments are done at their Coburg location. Shown under this topic are photos of a modern and pristine facility that has a well-designed dining hall, workout room, gymnasium, and home-like living spaces set in a tranquil location.

The website talks about how their residential treatment programs provide a welcoming and controlled environment where patients have access to around-the-clock medical and emotional support. It states that those living with an alcohol or substance use disorder can safely go through withdrawal at their Coburg treatment facility as part of an individually tailored treatment plan. It also goes over how patients are carefully monitored by medical staff during detox. Their new website goes into greater detail on their other treatments such as their intensive outpatient programs, medication-assisted treatments, day treatment options, and chronic relapse services. They also discuss their program that provides comprehensive services to healthcare professionals with a substance use disorder.

Once someone living with addiction has been connected with Serenity Lane’s inpatient or intensive outpatient services, they often leave favorable reviews about their experiences. Dan Bangle proclaimed, “I am clean and sober for over 5 years now. Serenity Lane's training and counseling returned my focus to everything important in my life. I am a blessed man!” Miguel Aguirre stated, “This treatment center let me give myself a second chance to live. Without it, I would most likely be dead by now. Great staff, awesome cooks, and amazing doctors at this top-caliber facility. Thank you, Serenity Lane. I owe you, my life.”

Serenity Lane has been helping people overcome substance and alcohol use disorders since 1973. All of the programs they offer have been accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF). They have introduced many new programs in Oregon, such as residential step-down and outpatient programs that integrate residential and outpatient services. They have also been the provider of the only Addiction Counselor Training Program in Oregon. Some of their graduates are now offering their services through several treatment programs throughout the country.

People who would like to know more about the addiction treatment services available through Serenity Lane of Eugene, Oregon can visit their newly launched website or contact them by telephone or email. The Serenity Lane intake department is open from 9:00 am to 9:00 pm, Monday through Friday.

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For more information about Serenity Lane Intensive Outpatient Services, Eugene, contact the company here:

Serenity Lane Intensive Outpatient Services, Eugene
541-485-1577
[email protected]
4211 West 11th Avenue
Eugene, OR 97402

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