WELCOME

With the right direction, assistance, and treatment, everyone has a chance to live a fulfilling life without drugs and alcohol. As the Director, my staff and I, would like to welcome you to our facility, Pointe Coupee Human Service Center. A place where we focus on the person which is suffering from substance abuse disorder as well as providing the families and our community with prevention, education, and other resources that help to provide their needs. Acquiring sobriety isn’t easy, that’s why our team of professionals is always there throughout the entire recovery process taking it one day at a time. Myself and staff are very caring and passionate about assisting individuals and families who are also experiencing depression, anxiety, and other mental health issues. We invite you to call or come by and speak with one of our staff members today, operating hours are listed below.

We appreciate you,

Deanderia D. Gremillion, MA, LPC, Director

About Us

Mission

The mission of Pointe Coupee Human Services Center is to increase the availability and accessibility of appropriate, effective, community-based prevention, treatment, and assessment/referral services for individuals faced with chemical use problems, in order to improve the lifestyles of Pointe Coupee Parish citizens.

Our Goal

The goal of the Pointe Coupee Human Services Center is to assist the community in developing optimum identification, intervention, prevention and rehabilitation strategies aimed at reducing the incidence and prevalence of chemical dependency, chemical use problems, and their associated consequences.

Our Background

The Pointe Coupee Health Services District № 1 (PCHSD) is a subdivision of the State of Louisiana and Parish of Pointe Coupee, created pursuant to statute by the Pointe Coupee Parish Police Jury (PCPPJ) to provide for and administer health services and facilities for the citizens of Pointe Coupee Parish. In 1985, the PCHSD, together with the South Louisiana Hazelden Alumni Foundation, was most fortunate in obtaining a federal block grant for this project from the State of Louisiana, Office of Alcohol and Drug Abuse. In support of these efforts, the PCPPJ authorized the use of 5% of the avails of a 1¢ renewed sales tax levied and collected within the confines of the parish, thereby enabling these programs to continue.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need an appointment?

Yes.

What should I bring with me for my appointment?

An identification card/driver’s license and, if applicable, paperwork from the court/probation.

What type of insurance do you accept?

We do not accept any insurance at this time. Please contact us for any billing questions that you may have.

Do you offer medical assistance treatment?

No. However, we do submit medical assistance referrals for opioid abuse.

What should I do in a crisis?

If you are in a crisis or any other person may be in danger — don't use this website. These resources can provide you with immediate help.