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Often, yes. Medicaid and most major insurance plans cover drug and alcohol rehab, though the exact coverage depends on your plan. Many people pay little to nothing out of pocket. The quickest way to know is to let us verify it for you, free and with no obligation.
It depends on your coverage and the level of care you need. For many people with Medicaid or insurance, out-of-pocket cost is little to nothing. If you're paying privately, we'll talk through affordable options, because cost should never be the reason you don't get help.
Not much. A few days of comfortable clothes, your ID and insurance card, and any prescriptions in their original, labeled packaging. Laundry is handled on-site, and donated clothing is available if you need it.
Yes. Anxiety, depression, and trauma often sit underneath addiction, so we treat them head-on rather than as an afterthought. Left unaddressed, that's a big reason recovery doesn't hold.
We do. Dual diagnosis means treating addiction and a co-occurring mental health condition together — one team, one plan, instead of two disconnected ones.
In most cases, yes. Our medical team reviews everything you're on and works with your existing providers to keep you safely on what you need, adjusting only when there's a clinical reason.
Yes. Detox is medically supervised, and when it's appropriate, our team can use medication to ease withdrawal and keep you safe and comfortable. You're never left to tough it out alone.
Often. Plenty of people come to us partway through — from a detox, a hospital, or a program that didn't offer the full continuum of recovery care. We'll coordinate the handoff so nothing slips through the cracks.
As much as you want them to be. The people who love you are often your best advocates, so we make room for family — from sessions together to updates along the way.
