Detox/Detoxification is the process of weaning an individual off drugs or alcohol under supervision with the goal of minimizing withdrawal symptoms.
A halfway house is a substance-free place where recovering persons can live in a sober environment while learning the skills they need to re-integrate back into day-to-day life.
Outpatient programs enable the recovering person to live at home while receiving drug and alcohol rehabilitation treatment.
Short-term inpatient treatment is a drug and alcohol rehabilitation program that ranges from seven to thirty days.
Long-term inpatient treatment is a substance abuse rehabilitation program where the client lives at the facility for an average of 90 days or longer.
Adolescents struggling with addiction issues can find the help they need to become sober through drug rehab programs specially designed for their age group.
Treatment for persons with co occurring mental and substance abuse disorders provides care for both issues simultaneously.
Drug and alcohol rehab programs designed to help persons with Hiv/Aids overcome their addiction use specialized treatment protocol to ensure the client's health and wellbeing.
An addiction treatment program for gays and lesbians addresses specific needs of the program participant while helping them overcome their addiction problem.
Drug and alcohol rehab centers for the elderly are specifically designed to address the recovery needs of seniors/older adults.
Programs for pregnant/postpartum women provide an individualized approach to help the woman overcome her addiction, as well as teach her how to be a healthy nurturing mother.
Addiction treatment programs for women focus on helping their clients overcome addiction while addressing their mental, physical and emotional issues.
Drug rehab programs for men address the recovery process based on gender-specific treatment issues male program participants struggle with.
Drug and alcohol rehab centers that allow the parent to get the treatment they need while providing a safe and stable environment for their children.
Treatment for DUI or DWI offenders are programs to help reduce intoxicated driving while treating the person's substance abuse problem.
Drug rehab programs that incorporate treatment methods targeted to address the person's biopsychosocial problems as well as basic education and work therapy components.
Self payment drug and alcohol rehab programs allow their clients to pay out of pocket instead of using an insurance provider.
Medicaid is a program which pays for health care for Americans who can't afford to pay for it: Medicaid covers substance abuse treatment services as well.
Medicare is a program provided by the federal government which provides health insurance for Americans aged 65+ as well as people with certain disabilities.
Available for low income individuals who meet certain criteria in their state.
There are a variety of quality drug treatment services and options available to those with Private Health Insurance.
When someone in the military has an alcohol or drug problem there is insurance for them (TRICARE) that covers certain treatment services.
The Access to Recovery Voucher is a resource made accessible through a federally-funded program that helps individuals have treatment options and can't afford to pay for treatment on their own.
Drug treatment services offered at a discounted rate can sometimes be available if the facility uses a sliding fee based on each client's circumstances.
Individuals can sometimes receive payment assistance which is offered by drug rehab programs and other entities and organizations to clients who can't afford to cover the entire cost of treatment.
Treatment programs that offers services for the hearing impaired.
Recovery programs that cater to spanish-speaking clients.
Millions of people struggle with drug addiction, and the journey to becoming sober is unique for each person. Drugs and alcohol can have a powerful effect on an individual (and their loved ones) who is addicted, and pursuing sobriety on one's own can be challenging. If one's drug abuse is allowed to continue without intervention, the effects of this addiction can have devastating health and social consequences.
There is no magic pill or recovery treatment that works overnight to free someone from their addiction. Drug rehab and the path to recovery takes a considerable amount of time and effort. The most effective drug treatment programs can take anywhere from three months to a year to address addiction and fully rehabilitate someone who has been abusing drugs. There may be obstacles in the way...
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THE WILLINGNESS OF THE ADDICT TO FULLY PARTICIPATE IN A DRUG REHABILITATION PROGRAMThis can be the toughest part however, and some families may find it necessary to hire a professional interventionist to assist in getting the individual in treatment. However, no one really wants to be an addict and most individuals will accept help. There is no need to wait until a drug addict has reached a crisis point, is at near death or "rock bottom" as is often thought. Get the individual into inpatient rehab now. If you need help locating a treatment facility please call and speak to one of our specialists (toll-free and confidential) 1-888-794-0381.
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