Crossroads Treatment Centers

About Crossroads Treatment Centers

Crossroads Treatment Centers in Petersburg, Virginia, is part of a multistate network of outpatient clinics that provide medication-based treatment for opioid and alcohol use disorders. Psychiatrist Dr. Rupert McCormac IV founded the organization in 2005 after seeing how well patients did when buprenorphine was paired with care built on respect and empathy, and that principle still shapes how they work. Because treatment is outpatient, patients can keep up with work, family, and daily responsibilities while they recover. Their medication options include methadone and Suboxone, along with the weekly or monthly injectables Sublocade and Brixadi.

At each visit, patients meet with a provider and with a care coordinator or counselor, and their individualized plan is adjusted as their needs change. Alongside medication, care includes counseling, peer support, measurement-based care, and contingency management. Care coordinators also connect patients with community resources for food, housing, transportation, and other practical needs. In Virginia, their Instant Intake service offers a same-call virtual evaluation, can send a prescription directly to the patient’s pharmacy, and schedules an in-person follow-up at a nearby center within seven days, and they accept Medicaid, Medicare, TRICARE, VA CCN, and most commercial insurance, with self-pay and possible grant funding as other options.