TriWest Healthcare Alliance plays a vital role in helping active duty service members, retired military personnel, and their dependents access substance use disorder (SUD) treatment through the VA Community Care Network (CCN). While TriWest is not an insurance provider, it facilitates the coordination of care between the VA and trusted private providers, ensuring that eligible individuals receive high-quality treatment, including detox, inpatient and outpatient rehab, telehealth, and long-term recovery services.
TriWest helps eligible military families access a comprehensive range of services tailored to different stages of recovery. This includes medical detoxification, inpatient residential care, outpatient programs, telehealth options, and customized aftercare planning. These services are available to both military members and their dependents, ensuring that families receive treatment solutions that match their unique needs.
Treatment providers within the TriWest network use evidence-based practices proven to support lasting recovery. This includes Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT), trauma-informed care, and structured group therapies. Dependents—spouses, children, and other family members—benefit from the same clinical rigor and compassionate approach as service members themselves.
TriWest serves as the critical bridge between the VA and private rehab providers, ensuring that care plans are aligned with the specific circumstances of military life. Whether coordinating for an active duty parent, a retired service member, or a dependent seeking care, TriWest ensures access to treatment that understands and honors military culture and family dynamics.
Treatment coordinated through TriWest often includes holistic services that go beyond addiction recovery—addressing physical, emotional, and psychological well-being. This is particularly important for dependents, who may experience secondary trauma, stress, or mental health challenges tied to military family life. Services such as mental health therapy, family counseling, and wellness programs ensure comprehensive healing for every member of the household.
For active duty military families, retirees, and their dependents, navigating addiction treatment options can be challenging—but TriWest simplifies the process. By working with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) and the Community Care Network (CCN), TriWest ensures that qualified individuals receive timely, medically necessary care. Whether someone is struggling with alcohol, opioids, or co-occurring conditions, TriWest facilitates a smooth path to recovery across all stages of military life.
Dependents and military personnel face complex emotional and psychological stressors that can lead to substance use. TriWest supports access to evidence-based programs designed to treat a wide range of addictions. These include programs for alcohol, opioids, stimulants, and prescription medications, all offered through credentialed providers who understand military family dynamics and offer tailored care plans.
Dependents and military personnel often have responsibilities that make full-time residential treatment difficult. TriWest understands this and offers flexible outpatient options—including standard outpatient therapy, intensive outpatient programs (IOP), partial hospitalization (PHP), and ambulatory detox. These services allow families to maintain daily routines while still receiving high-quality, consistent addiction care.
For active duty service members, retired military personnel, and their dependents facing moderate to severe substance use disorders or mental health challenges, inpatient rehab provides a secure, structured environment for recovery. TriWest works with accredited facilities to ensure access to residential programs that offer 24/7 care, medical stabilization, and comprehensive therapy for every member of the military family who qualifies.
Substance use disorders affect entire families, not just individuals. That’s why TriWest-supported programs prioritize the involvement of spouses, children, and other dependents in the recovery journey. Through family counseling and education, loved ones learn how to support recovery while also addressing their own emotional needs. This is especially vital for dependents, who often carry the emotional weight of their loved one’s military service and the effects of addiction within the household.
Educational programs empower families by explaining the disease model of addiction, offering tools to set boundaries, and guiding them in how to be active participants in the healing process. Support doesn’t end when formal treatment concludes—families are encouraged to join aftercare efforts and continue participating in the wellness of their military household long-term.
Carrara Rehab is more than just a treatment facility—it’s a sanctuary of healing for military families. Located in Malibu, Carrara combines world-class clinical care with luxurious, private accommodations. As a TriWest-affiliated provider, Carrara is equipped to support the needs of active duty members, retirees, and their dependents with programs that respect their unique lifestyles, values, and recovery goals.
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Britney Elyse has over 15 years experience in mental health and addiction treatment. Britney completed her undergraduate work at San Francisco State University and her M.A. in Clinical Psychology at Antioch University. Britney worked in the music industry for several years prior to discovering her calling as a therapist. Britney’s background in music management, gave her first hand experience working with musicians impacted by addiction. Britney specializes in treating trauma using Somatic Experiencing and evidence based practices. Britney’s work begins with forming a strong therapeutic alliance to gain trust and promote change. Britney has given many presentations on somatic therapy in the treatment setting to increase awareness and decrease the stigma of mental health issues. A few years ago, Britney moved into the role of Clinical Director and found her passion in supervising the clinical team. Britney’s unique approach to client care, allows us to access and heal, our most severe cases with compassion and love. Prior to join the Carrara team, Britney was the Clinical Director of a premier luxury treatment facility with 6 residential houses and an outpatient program