Locations we serve · One office in Berlin, NJ
Areas We Serve across South Jersey
We have one outpatient office, at 1044 NJ-73 in Berlin. Treatment means making that trip several days a week, so every town page below starts with the honest question: how far is it from where you live, and how do you get here.
Calls answered Mon–Fri, 9 a.m.–5 p.m. · Camden, Burlington and Gloucester counties
Atco
Waterford Township, Camden CountyThe closest town to our door. Atco station on the Atlantic City Line sits across Route 73 from the office, so a short drive or one train ride both work.
Lindenwold
Camden CountyOne stop on the Atlantic City Line from Lindenwold to Atco, which puts you across Route 73 from our door. Which trains fit program hours, and what the borough’s stimulant admissions show.
Treatment near Lindenwold
Clementon
Camden CountyBlackwood-Clementon Road east to Route 73, a short daytime drive. The route from the borough, what public transit covers and when we are the right fit.
Voorhees
Camden CountyRoute 73 from the east side of the township. The drive, the bus, what Voorhees treatment admissions show, and when we are not the right fit.
Treatment near Voorhees
Sicklerville
Winslow, Gloucester and Washington townshipsOne ZIP code in three townships, which decides where your court date and your treatment data land. County roads over to Route 73.
Treatment near Sicklerville
Marlton
Burlington CountyOne road: Route 73 south from the center of Marlton. What the county line changes about court and records, and what it does not change about treatment.
Treatment near Marlton
Williamstown
Monroe Township, Gloucester CountySicklerville Road north to Route 73, across the county line. The drive, and Monroe Township’s methamphetamine admissions, up since 2022.
Treatment near Williamstown
Blackwood
Gloucester Township, Camden CountyBlackwood-Clementon Road east to Route 73. When the drive is worth it, closer options, Project SAVE and local help.
Treatment near Blackwood
Cherry Hill
Camden CountyHaddonfield-Berlin Road by car, or the Atlantic City Line from Cherry Hill station to Atco. Which trips fit our hours, and what Cherry Hill admissions show.
Treatment near Cherry Hill
Camden County
Berlin, Voorhees, Sicklerville, Blackwood, Atco, ClementonOur office is in Camden County. Berlin, Atco, Clementon, Voorhees, Sicklerville and Blackwood are the closest towns; call and we will walk through the route from yours.
Gloucester County
Williamstown and Monroe TownshipClients from Williamstown and the rest of Monroe Township reach Route 73 by Sicklerville Road. Your county does not change how you are treated here.
Not listed? We see clients from across Camden, Burlington and Gloucester counties, including Pine Hill, Hammonton and Winslow Township. Call and we will tell you honestly whether the trip works with the transportation you have.
Our office
One address, easy to find
South Jersey Recovery Program runs one outpatient office, on Route 73 in Berlin, about two miles south of the Berlin Circle. Partial care, intensive outpatient and outpatient programming all happen here, with the same clinical team, so wherever you live, this is the building.
| Address | 1044 NJ-73, Suite A, Berlin, NJ 08009 |
|---|---|
| Phone | (856) 788-6914 |
| info@southjerseyrecoveryprogram.com | |
| Hours | Mon–Fri, 9 a.m.–5 p.m. · Clinical staff on site 8:30–4:30 |
| By car | Route 73 from Marlton, Voorhees or Winslow; Berlin-Cross Keys Road from Sicklerville and Cross Keys. Free parking in front. |
| By train | NJ Transit Atlantic City Line to Atco station, 0.2 miles across Route 73. From Lindenwold, one stop; from Cherry Hill, about 20 minutes. |
| By bus | NJ Transit 406 ends at Berlin Circle Plaza, two miles short of the office, and not every trip reaches Berlin. Check the specific trip. |
Insurance & cost
Know what treatment costs before you commit
We check your out-of-network benefits with these and other major plans and give you a cost estimate before your first day. No insurance? Call us about self-pay rates.
- Out-of-network benefits
- NJ FamilyCare not accepted
- After hours? We call back the next business morning.
FAQ
Common questions about getting to treatment
Distance, transport and whether one office in Berlin can work for where you live.
No. Everything we do happens at 1044 NJ-73 in Berlin: partial care, intensive outpatient and outpatient programming, with one clinical team. The town pages exist because the trip to Berlin is different from each place, not because we have an office there.
Think in trips per week, not miles. Partial care is five round trips a week, Monday to Friday; IOP is a morning most weekdays; outpatient is one or two visits. Most of our clients drive 10 to 25 minutes from Camden, Gloucester and Burlington County towns. If the drive is what would make you miss days, say so at the assessment: sometimes the answer is a lower level of care, sometimes it is a program closer to you, and we will tell you which.
By train, yes. NJ Transit’s Atlantic City Line stops at Atco station, about two tenths of a mile across Route 73 from our office, one stop and about seven minutes from Lindenwold, where PATCO arrives from Camden and Philadelphia. Trains run roughly every hour and a half to two hours, so the timetable decides which program fits; our Lindenwold page lists the trains that work. By bus, NJ Transit’s 406 along Route 73 ends about two miles north of us at Berlin Circle Plaza, and the 554 runs the White Horse Pike from Lindenwold through Berlin. Confirm schedules with NJ Transit and PATCO before your first day.
Yes. The town pages exist because the trip from each place is different, not because we only serve those towns. Anyone who can get to 1044 NJ-73 in Berlin on the days their program requires can enroll, and clients come from across Camden, Gloucester and Burlington County and beyond. Call (856) 788-6914, tell us where you are coming from, and we will talk through the drive, the train and whether the schedule works.
Not for treatment. Programs are not assigned by county, and health plans build their networks provider by provider, so a Burlington or Gloucester County resident is treated at our Camden County office the same way. What does follow the county line is the public help around treatment: county addiction offices, recovery centers and court programs such as Camden County’s Project SAVE apply to residents of that county. If a court case is involved, confirm with your attorney or probation officer that a Camden County program satisfies the order.