Pyramid Pittsburgh Outpatient Treatment Center provides comprehensive addiction treatment services for both adults and adolescents, with specialized inclusive care for LGBTQ individuals. The center addresses substance use disorders alongside co-occurring mental health conditions through multiple levels of care including day treatment (5-6 hours daily), intensive outpatient programs (3-4 hours daily), and traditional outpatient services. Financial accessibility is prioritized through acceptance of most private insurance plans, Medicaid, medical assistance, and various funding options. The treatment approach combines evidence-based therapies with peer support. Clients participate in individual cognitive behavioral therapy sessions, group therapy focused on education and relapse prevention, and family therapy designed to improve understanding and communication between clients and loved ones. For those requiring medical support, the center offers psychiatrist-managed medication services for mental health conditions and medication-assisted treatment (MAT) using buprenorphine, Vivitrol, and Sublocade to address opiate and alcohol cravings. Walk-in assessments are available weekday mornings to help place individuals in appropriate care programs. Conveniently situated in Pittsburgh's Uptown neighborhood near UPMC Mercy and Duquesne University, the facility is accessible via multiple bus routes (4, 61A, 61B, 61C, and 71B) and major highways (I-279 and I-376), with paid parking available nearby. This central location makes treatment accessible to residents throughout the Pittsburgh area.