Drug Rehabilitation

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Because they have repeatedly been demonstrated to be the most successful option for recovery, inpatient drug rehab and inpatient alcohol rehab are considered the "best possible alternative" when it comes to receiving the appropriate recovery treatment. Can you afford to choose anything less than the greatest option if you or someone you know is dealing with drug or alcohol addiction given how high the stakes are?

Gains from Inpatient Rehabilitation

A person who enrolls in an inpatient rehabilitation facility is giving themself the crucial resources they need to improve: time and attention. This enables people to properly start their rehabilitation process. The choice between the best program and the wrong program may mean the difference between relapsing and remaining sober for the rest of your life.

What Is the Price of Inpatient Addiction Treatment?

The therapy phases that are involved, the level of service, and the extra services offered all affect the treatment rates. The options range from free and inexpensive alternatives that are typically financed by the state or the federal government to very expensive treatment at facilities that compete financially with five-star resorts. When it comes to free options, consider organizing an interview with family members as well as visiting www.SAMHSA.gov, which offers a treatment center locator and provides lists for government-funded and extremely affordable alternatives.

Acceptance of Insurance

While not all detox or rehab centers accept insurance, many of them do. Give us a call now to find out if you have any insurance coverage, and we'll do everything we can to make it work for you! The majority of the facilities that we send individuals to accept private insurance coverage. We can locate a treatment facility for you with free or little out-of-pocket cost if you have insurance through your employment or private insurance (HMO or PPO).

Drug rehab is not something you have to pay for on your own!

The excellent news is that you won't have to cover the entire cost of your drug rehab care by yourself. Since the passage of the Affordable Care Act (often known as "Obamacare") in 2010, medical insurance service providers have been obligated to offer coverage for mental health and drug misuse treatment. The Affordable Care Act ensures that all or a portion of a person's stay in addiction recovery can be covered for those who have medical insurance. Of course, generalizing about insurance and its price is impossible. It is best to verify with an addiction treatment specialist at a recovery clinic to see if it will or won't be reimbursed in your particular situation.

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How Much Time Does a Successful Treatment Take?

According to studies, the likelihood of recovery increases significantly with treatment duration. In other words, the longer a person stays in a facility for addiction treatment, the lower the likelihood that they will relapse. While detox and rehab can be completed in as little as 21 to 30 days, the likelihood that an individual will remain drug- and alcohol-free after 90 days of therapy increases significantly.

For the best inpatient care, should I stay in town or travel?

Finding local treatment may seem to be the best rehab option because it puts you close to loved ones and in familiar surroundings. Even though this might be the most logical course of action, there are some significant drawbacks to be aware of. The best results are frequently obtained by making a "clean break" from alcohol and drugs and removing oneself from the places and people that are most closely related to the addiction. Since you are limiting your access to the substances you are trying to give up, the chances of regression are reduced when you are away from home. Many rehabs have unique settings, from oceanfront and lakeside facilities to picturesque desert retreats, which are ideal for fostering a sense of calm, maintaining positivity, and maintaining your health both during and after your stay. So make sure you consider all of your options before deciding where to start your recovery.