Crossroads Treatment Centers

About Crossroads Treatment Centers

Crossroads Treatment Centers in Winchester, Virginia, is part of a multistate network of outpatient clinics offering medication-based treatment for opioid and alcohol use disorders. Psychiatrist Dr. Rupert McCormac IV founded Crossroads in 2005 after seeing how well buprenorphine worked when paired with respectful, empathetic care, and that principle still shapes their approach. Because care is outpatient, patients can keep up with work and family while in treatment. They also offer same-day starts and a call center that is staffed around the clock.

Treatment centers on FDA-approved medications, including methadone, Suboxone, and the long-acting injectables Sublocade and Brixadi, which are given weekly or monthly. Medication is combined with counseling, peer support, contingency management, and measurement-based care, all built into an individualized plan. Patients meet with both a provider and a counselor or care coordinator at visits. Care coordinators connect people with community resources for food, housing, and transportation. Virginia residents can use Instant Intake, a virtual same-call evaluation in which a provider can send a prescription to a local pharmacy, followed by an in-person visit within a week. They accept Medicaid, Medicare, TRICARE, VA CCN, and most commercial plans, and they also offer self-pay options and possible grant funding.