NPI age
8 years
Enumerated 2017-06-26
● Active Type 2 · Organization
Snors Steps To Recovery, Inc
Snors Steps To Recovery, Inc is 1 of 8 rehabilitation, substance use disorder unit organizations in Texas.
Primary specialty
Rehabilitation, Substance Use Disorder Unit
Practice locations
1
0 secondary on file
Status
Active
No deactivations on record
Authorized official
Savoy
Owner And Founder
Last NPPES update
2022-07-21
Source: monthly bulk 2026-05
How this organization compares
Across 8 active rehabilitation, substance use disorder unit providers in Texas.
NPI age
8 years
≈ at median (8 yr)
Practice locations
1
0 secondary on file
Subspecialties
0
NPI lifetime · 2017 → 2026
2017-06Enumerated in NPPES
2017
2026
Where they practice
Primary practice location
525 N Sam Houston Pkwy E Ste 416
Houston, TX 770604016
Mailing address
525 N Sam Houston Pkwy E Ste 416
Houston, TX 770604016
Authorized official
Mary Diane Savoy, BS, MA, MS, LCDC
Owner And Founder
📞 2814486800
Individual providers at this organization
1 individual provider on file at this primary practice address.
- Mary Savoy Counselor NPI 1922528587
Specialties
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Rehabilitation, Substance Use Disorder Unit PrimaryA distinct part of a hospital that provides medically monitored, interdisciplinary addiction-focused treatment to patients/clients who have psychoactive substance use disorders (commonly referred to as alcohol and drug abuse or substance abuse.)
Practice context
Multi-provider organization. 1 individual provider on file at this primary address.
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