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Action Wellness

Healthcare (Medical) HIV/AIDS Services Justice-Impacted Focused Medicaid Accepted Near Public Transit

Action Wellness enhances the lives of individuals living with HIV and other chronic illnesses by providing trauma-informed social services that support physical, emotional, and economic well-being. In addition to general medical case management, Action Wellness operates the LEAP (Linkage and Engagement After Prison) Program — a reentry-focused initiative serving individuals diagnosed with Opioid Use Disorder who began medication-assisted treatment (MAT) while incarcerated in Philadelphia prisons. Through LEAP, Action Wellness provides post-release medical case management and care coordination to ensure continuity of treatment and recovery stabilization.

  • 1216 Arch Street, 6th Floor Philadelphia, PA 19107 · Center City (Chinatown / Market East)
  • Near SEPTA Bus Routes 17, 33, 48 & MFL (13th Street Station), BSL (Race–Vine Station), Regional Rail (Jefferson Station)
  • Monday–Friday, standard business hours (hours may vary by program)
  • (215) 981-0088

What to expect

Participants in the LEAP program receive medical case management services focused on maintaining medication-assisted treatment after release from incarceration. Services may include healthcare coordination, benefits enrollment assistance, behavioral health referrals, and linkage to supportive services. Individuals living with HIV may receive ongoing case management regardless of justice involvement.

View details for Office of Addiction Services (OAS) – Philadelphia DBHIDS

Office of Addiction Services (OAS) – Philadelphia DBHIDS

Substance Use Treatment 24/7 Crisis Line Government Program Justice-Impacted Focused Medicaid Accepted

The Office of Addiction Services (OAS), a division of Philadelphia’s Department of Behavioral Health and Intellectual disAbility Services (DBHIDS), serves as the Single County Authority (SCA) responsible for planning, funding, and monitoring substance use prevention, intervention, treatment, and recovery support services in Philadelphia. OAS coordinates addiction treatment providers and recovery housing referrals for individuals enrolled in Medicaid as well as those who are uninsured or underinsured. The office integrates federal, state, and city funding to support a comprehensive recovery-oriented system of care, including services for justice-impacted individuals returning to the community. Important Contact Numbers: Emergency Suicide or Mental Health Crisis Line 988 or 215-685-6440 Mental Health and Addiction Services (with or without insurance): 888-545-2600 Intellectual Disability Services (all ages): 215-685-5900 General DBHIDS Administrative Information (non-emergency): 215-685-5400

  • 1101 Market Street Philadelphia, PA 19107 · Center City (Market East)
  • Near SEPTA Bus Routes 17, 33, 48 & MFL (11th Street Station), BSL (City Hall Station), Regional Rail (Jefferson Station)
  • Administrative offices: Monday–Friday, standard business hours Crisis services: 24/7
  • 888-545-2600

What to expect

OAS does not provide direct long-term counseling at its administrative office. Instead, it connects individuals to contracted treatment providers and recovery houses throughout Philadelphia. Services may include detox placement, outpatient or residential treatment referrals, medication-assisted treatment (MAT), and recovery housing coordination. Eligibility and insurance status will be assessed during intake.

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