Addiction
Expert-led rehab with personalized plans for effective addiction treatment and recovery.
Mirmont Treatment Center
Mirmont Treatment Center is dedicated to providing compassionate, quality inpatient and outpatient treatment to all those affected by alcohol and drug dependency and other mental health issues.
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About Mirmont Treatment Center
Located in Media, PA, our detox center and addiction treatment programs have supported recovery for more than 40 years through Mirmont Treatment Center, part of Main Line Health. We understand what you’re facing, and we’re here to offer you evidence-based treatment that puts your recovery first and the clinical excellence you expect from one of the region’s most trusted health systems.
Our multidisciplinary team of physicians, therapists, nurses and addiction specialists collaborate to create personalized treatment plans tailored to your unique needs. We treat alcohol and drug addiction and dependency, co-occurring mental health conditions and provide a full continuum of services designed to support lasting recovery.
Our convenient location is designed to make care as accessible as possible to our communities. We are in-network with most major insurance plans and provide transportation services to ensure you can get to the care you need. Here, recovery happens in a setting rooted in compassion, clinical excellence and respect for every individual.
Our values
Treatment at a Main Line Health facility means exemplary human care, and Mirmont Treatment Center is no exception. We believe in:
- Clinical excellence
- Compassion
- Integrity
- Mindfulness
- Respect for all
- Service to the community
Services
- Detoxification: A medically supervised detox program helps individuals safely withdraw from substances while managing discomfort and ensuring physical stability.
- Inpatient treatment: A residential program offers 24/7 care with a structured environment, where individuals receive therapy, counseling, and education to understand and overcome addiction.
- Outpatient programs: For those who need flexibility, Mirmont provides intensive outpatient and partial hospitalization programs that allow individuals to continue their daily responsibilities while receiving treatment.
- Dual diagnosis care: Specialized treatment for those with co-occurring mental health issues ensures that both conditions are treated simultaneously for a better chance at recovery.
- Holistic therapies: Mirmont integrates alternative therapies like yoga, mindfulness, and acupuncture to promote healing of the mind, body, and spirit.
- Family support: Recognizing the impact of addiction on loved ones, Mirmont offers family therapy and education to help families heal and support the recovery process.
- Aftercare planning: To support long-term recovery, Mirmont offers aftercare planning that includes ongoing support, resources, and strategies for maintaining sobriety. This may involve continued therapy, support groups, and connections to community resources to help individuals stay on track and live a healthier, fulfilling life post-treatment. Mirmont is dedicated to guiding each person toward lasting recovery and a brighter future.
Inpatient and outpatient services:
- Residential detoxification
- Residential rehabilitation
- Medication-assisted treatment (MAT) evaluation and management
- Mental health intensive outpatient (IOP) — adult
- Drug and alcohol PHP — adult
- Drug and alcohol IOP — adult
- Outpatient group counseling
- Individual therapy — adults
- Psychiatric evaluation
- Outpatient medication management
- CORE IOP (childhood trauma)
- VIPER drug and alcohol IOP for first responders
- VIPER mental health IOP for first responders
- VIPER outpatient group counseling for first responders
- Relapse prevention drug and alcohol outpatient group counseling
Why choose Mirmont Treatment Center?
Seeking help for addiction isn't easy, and every journey is unique. At Mirmont, we treat the whole person, not just the diagnosis. As part of Main Line Health, we combine clinical expertise with deep compassion to guide your recovery with care that's personal, respectful and rooted in what works.
What you can expect:
- Personalized care tailored to your unique needs
- Evidence-based treatment proven to support lasting recovery
- A multidisciplinary team committed to walking with you every step of the way
- Compassion and respect for you and your loved ones
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Financial Information
Mirmont Treatment Center is a network provider for most commercial insurance plans. We also offer very competitive self-pay rates. Our financial counselor is available to discuss payment options, when needed.
Call 484.227.1400 with any questions. Mirmont Treatment Center is an equal opportunity care provider.
Visitors
Mirmont Treatment Center welcomes family and friend visitors in accordance with our health and safety guidelines.
For those who can't be here in person, we're happy to offer phone and video calls so you can stay connected and involved in your loved one's recovery.
To learn more about our visitation process, please contact us at 1.888.227.3898.
Directions and parking
Address:
Mirmont Treatment Center
100 Yearsley Mill Road, Media, PA 19063
Get Driving Directions from Google Maps
By car:
From Philadelphia and East – Take I-95 South to I-476 approximately 6.6 miles from Philadelphia toward Plymouth Meeting (Exit 5). Take Route 1 South toward Lima onto Route 352 North for approximately 1.5 miles and turn left on Yearsley Mill Road. Entrance is 0.3 miles past Penn State campus on left. (Via Route 76 use City Line exit, Route 1 South, approximately 13.5 miles.)
From the Pennsylvania Turnpike and North – Take PA Turnpike to Exit 20 (Mid-County); proceed south onto I-476 South toward Chester. Take Exit 5 onto Route 1 South toward Lima then Route 352 North for approximately 1.5 miles. Turn left on Yearsley Mill Road. Entrance is 0.3 miles past Penn State campus on left. (Via Route 76 use City Line exit, Route 1 South, approximately 13.5 miles.)
By bus or train:
From Center City Philadelphia and West to Media
By train: From Philadelphia's 30th Street Station, Suburban Station, or Jefferson Station, take SEPTA's Regional Rail Media/Elwyn Line to Elwyn. Then take bus route 117 going to Penn State, get off at Penn State and then walk 0.3 miles — about 6 minutes — through campus to Yearsley Mill Road to get to the treatment center.
By subway and bus: Take the Market-Frankford elevated line (the "El") to the 69th Street terminal, and transfer to the 110 or 111 bus to Penn State and then walk 0.3 miles — about 6 minutes — through campus to Yearsley Mill Road to get to the treatment center.
From the airport
The SEPTA Regional Rail Airport Line runs from the Philadelphia International Airport to 30th Street Station, where you can take SEPTA's Regional Rail Media/Elwyn Line to Elwyn. Then take bus route 117 going to Penn State, get off at Penn State and then walk 0.3 miles — about 6 minutes — through campus to Yearsley Mill Road to get to the treatment center.
To map your trip or to find out about possible delays, visit Septa.
Hours of operation
Admissions to Mirmont Treatment Center are conducted 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Our admissions office is open Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. – 11 p.m., and Saturday and Sunday, 8 a.m. – 8 p.m. Our nursing team is available overnight.
Our admissions specialists will complete a brief phone assessment, verify insurance and review any out-of-pocket costs that may be associated with your benefits. We will answer all questions you have and ensure you can make an informed decision about your treatment options. All information is kept confidential and there is no obligation when you call.
Prepare for your stay
Admissions to Mirmont Treatment Center are conducted 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
During office hours, our admissions staff can provide you with all the information you will need to make a good treatment choice. Our representatives will answer all questions you may have regarding the admissions process, which includes a thorough assessment of your treatment options, a review of financial and insurance issues and a determination of transportation needs. All information is kept confidential.
What to pack
- To make your stay as comfortable as possible, you should bring:
- Appropriate, loose-fitting clothes and sneakers for yoga and use of fitness center
- Seasonal outerwear
- Toiletries (alcohol free)
- Reading material (self-help, spiritual, health, 12-step)
- If you choose to bring personal bedding items such as pillows or blankets, items must be brand new and in their original store packaging.
Patients are not permitted to use cell phones or other electronic equipment. We suggest that such items be left at home.
How do I get admitted to Mirmont Treatment Center?
We accept admissions 24/7.
Our specialists will help you complete a confidential phone assessment, verify your insurance, and review any out-of-pocket costs. You'll have the information you need to make the decision that feels right for you.
Call 1.888.CARE.898 (227.3898) anytime with questions.
Does Mirmont Treatment Center accept insurance and what are my payment options?
Mirmont Treatment Center is in-network with most commercial insurance plans and offers competitive self-pay rates. Our financial counselor is available to discuss payment options, or you can review the list of insurance providers we accept.
Mirmont is an equal opportunity care provider.
What should I bring when starting rehab at Mirmont Treatment Center?
Pack for comfort and healing:
- 5–7 days of comfortable clothing (including fitness wear and sneakers for yoga and gym exercises)
- Seasonal outerwear
- Toiletries (alcohol-free, non-aerosol)
- Photo ID, insurance/pharmacy cards, vaccination card (if applicable)
- Prescription medications (ask staff which to bring)
- Personal items (books, photos of loved ones, etc.)
- Cigarettes (new/unopened), disposable vapes (new/sealed) or spitless tobacco pouches
What items are not allowed at Mirmont Treatment Center?
For safety and confidentiality, please do not bring:
- Alcohol-based products, unauthorized medications, or open tobacco/vape products
- Weapons, scissors or other sharp objects
- Electronics (cell phones, laptops, smart watches, gaming devices, etc.)
- Aerosols or chemical hair products
- Revealing/explicit clothing or anything promoting drugs/alcohol
- Food, beverages or magazines from outside
- Bedding unless new and in original packaging
- Cameras
- Tanning products
Staff will safely store all electronics and restricted items.
How can I stay in touch with my loved ones during addiction treatment?
For everyone’s safety, in-person visitation is currently paused. Families may drop off items, send mail or packages and connect by phone or video.
Mailing address:
Patient's first and last name
Mirmont Treatment Center
100 Yearsley Mill Road
Media, PA 19063
Care packages are welcome but cannot include:
- Food or beverages
- Aerosol cans
- Alcohol-based products (some mouthwashes, toothpastes, body wash)
- More than $20 in cash
All packages are opened by staff before delivery.
Is Mirmont Treatment Center co-ed?
Men and women participate in treatment together (co-ed), with separate residential wings. Gender-specific groups are part of the schedule.
Can I bring my pet to Mirmont during my treatment?
For safety, pets are not permitted on Mirmont's campus.
Admissions and business development
Our Business Development and Admissions teams play an integral part in the process of patients of connecting patients with addiction treatment. They are the first point of contact for patients, loved ones and referents and are focused on compassionately educating people on treatment options and guiding them to the right solutions.
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