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We run treatment centers in these states. Pick yours to see nearby campuses and local options.
Treatment usually starts at the level you need today and steps down as you stabilize. How levels of care work.
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Drug and alcohol rehab can cost from $2,000 to $25,000 or more, before insurance. See what rehab costs by level of care.
Many programs run 30, 60 or 90 days, and detox itself usually takes several days to a week. How long you stay depends on your needs and your progress, and many people step down to outpatient care afterwards. How long does rehab take?.
Rehab usually combines medical detox if you need it, individual and group therapy, medication where it helps, treatment for co-occurring mental health conditions and a plan for aftercare. The rehab process, step by step.
Most health plans cover substance use treatment, including detox and inpatient care when it is medically necessary. What you pay depends on your plan and whether the treatment center is in network. Find rehab by insurance.
Not always. Medical detox is recommended when withdrawal could be dangerous or very hard to get through, as it can be with alcohol, benzodiazepines and opioids. A clinician assesses you and recommends the right starting level. What medical detox involves.
Most people continue with outpatient therapy or IOP, support groups and a relapse-prevention plan. Good programs set this up before you leave. Aftercare after rehab.
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