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Volunteers of America (VOA) Alaska - Main/Outpatient/Family Services

Also listed as Volunteers of America (VOA) Alaska

2600 Cordova Street, Suite 101, Anchorage, AK 99503

Clinical specializations

  • Telehealth
  • PHP
  • Medication Management
  • Addiction Treatment
  • Trauma Specialist
  • Teen Program
  • Family Therapy
  • Spanish Speaking

Financial accessibility

  • Insurance Accepted
  • Financial Assistance Available

Programs offered

  • telehealth
  • PHP
  • outpatient
  • individual therapy
  • group therapy
  • family therapy
  • psychiatry / medication management
  • assertive community treatment

Accreditation & licensing

Accreditations & designations

  • CARF

Licensed as

  • State substance use agency
  • State mental health department
  • State department of health

As reported to SAMHSA by the facility. Confirm current standing with the accrediting body before making a decision.

Languages

  • Spanish

Frequently asked questions about Volunteers of America (VOA) Alaska - Main/Outpatient/Family Services

Does Volunteers of America (VOA) Alaska - Main/Outpatient/Family Services accept insurance?+

Volunteers of America (VOA) Alaska - Main/Outpatient/Family Services reports accepting Medicaid, Private insurance, and State-financed insurance, though this has not been independently verified — contact the facility directly to confirm your specific plan is covered.

What levels of care does Volunteers of America (VOA) Alaska - Main/Outpatient/Family Services offer?+

Volunteers of America (VOA) Alaska - Main/Outpatient/Family Services offers Outpatient, Regular outpatient, Partial hospitalization (PHP), Outpatient MAT, telehealth, PHP, outpatient, individual therapy, group therapy, family therapy, psychiatry / medication management, and assertive community treatment.

Does Volunteers of America (VOA) Alaska - Main/Outpatient/Family Services offer telehealth or virtual appointments?+

Yes, Volunteers of America (VOA) Alaska - Main/Outpatient/Family Services offers telehealth appointments in addition to any in-person services listed on this page.

What age groups does Volunteers of America (VOA) Alaska - Main/Outpatient/Family Services serve?+

Volunteers of America (VOA) Alaska - Main/Outpatient/Family Services serves adults.

What conditions or specialties does Volunteers of America (VOA) Alaska - Main/Outpatient/Family Services treat?+

Volunteers of America (VOA) Alaska - Main/Outpatient/Family Services lists the following areas of focus: trauma, teen, serious mental illness, domestic violence, criminal justice involved, and chronic pain and substance use.

Is Volunteers of America (VOA) Alaska - Main/Outpatient/Family Services accredited or licensed?+

Volunteers of America (VOA) Alaska - Main/Outpatient/Family Services holds CARF and is licensed as State substance use agency, State mental health department, and State department of health, as reported to SAMHSA. Confirm current standing with the accrediting body before making a decision.

Does Volunteers of America (VOA) Alaska - Main/Outpatient/Family Services offer payment plans or financial assistance?+

Volunteers of America (VOA) Alaska - Main/Outpatient/Family Services reports the following payment options: sliding scale.

What languages does Volunteers of America (VOA) Alaska - Main/Outpatient/Family Services support?+

Volunteers of America (VOA) Alaska - Main/Outpatient/Family Services reports support for Spanish.

Is Volunteers of America (VOA) Alaska - Main/Outpatient/Family Services currently accepting new patients?+

Volunteers of America (VOA) Alaska - Main/Outpatient/Family Services is currently accepting new patient inquiries.

Listing data sourced from the SAMHSA 2025 National Directory and reviewed before publication. Listing last updated August 2026. How our data works · Report an error