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About Longleaf

Longleaf, a partnership between Birmingham Recovery Center and LIV Ventures, was created in 2022 to bring additional outpatient addiction and mental health treatment options to Alabama.

Longleaf Wellness Center & Longleaf Recovery Center

Longleaf will be expanding the Birmingham Recovery Center location on a connected site with the construction of Longleaf Wellness Center. The new facility will be a partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient program, focusing on primary mental health disorders such as depression, anxiety, and bipolar disorder. In addition, Longleaf has secured a site to expand its substance use disorder and mental health treatment model to Madison, Alabama with Longleaf Recovery Center – Madison. Plans for further expansion to other areas of the state, such as Baldwin County, are underway.”

Birmingham Recovery Center

Birmingham, Alabama

Substance Use Treatment Center

Longleaf Wellness Center

Birmingham, Alabama

Mental Health Treatment Center

Longleaf Recovery Center

Longleaf Recovery Center – Madison

Madison, Alabama

Substance Use Treatment Center

Longleaf Recovery Center

Longleaf Recovery Center – Baldwin

Baldwin County, Alabama

Substance Use Treatment Center

Testimonials

The whole team of counselors and doctors at BRC have been so helpful for our family. They’re so kind and knowledgeable, and they not only help the addict, they help the family affected. We 100% recommend them and believe they are one of the best places in Alabama to seek help.

Lauren K.

Birmingham Recovery center is an excellent facility staffed with experienced and compassionate therapists and doctors. They create an environment that helps to maximize the clients chances of a lasting recovery.

Glennon T.

The leadership here is exceptional, both personally and professionally. They have first hand knowledge and experience that many organizations lack. The facility is also stellar. Top notch all the way around and I am really excited about the impact that they are going to have on the community.

Brock C.

Alabama Statistics

20.7 MILLION: Number of Americans age 12 and older who needed treatment for substance use disorder in 2017.
4 MILLION: Number of Americans who actually received treatment in 2017 – just 19 percent of the 20.7 million who needed help with a substance use disorder.
91,300: The estimated amount of Alabamians who have been addicted to illicit drugs in the past year.
11.1: The percentage increase in the drug overdose rate in Alabama for just one year – from 2016 to 2017.
16.3: The currently drug overdose rate in the state of Alabama.
27: The percentage of Alabamians who have a substance use disorder, but report transportation to a treatment facility is a barrier to getting help.
2012: The year Alabama initially ranked No. 1 in the highest opioid prescription rate per capita in the U.S.
143.8: The number of prescriptions (per 100 residents) written for Alabamians in 2012. This is the highest rate in the nation.
9: The number of opioid-involved overdose deaths (per 100,000) in Alabama each year. This equals more than 400 residents who die annually because of an untreated opioid addiction.
13.7: Percentage of Alabamians who reported binge drinking.
1,511: Number of deaths contributed to excessive drinking in one year in Alabama.