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At Coalition Recovery, we believe recovery is possible for everyone, no matter how hurtful their addiction has been. Rehabilitation is a journey in which we partner with our clients to ensure they have the tools they need to maintain their sobriety for life–but true recovery involves more than staying sober. True recovery is reclaiming one’s capacity to feel happiness, to form healthy and supportive relationships, to engage in meaningful activities, and to find a beautiful and passionate goal for daily life.
Learn more about treatment at Coalition Recovery and reach out to our team today at 888.707.2873.
What Should I Expect While in Treatment?
After a thorough evaluation and assessment, our highly trained addiction specialists will formulate a comprehensive treatment plan tailored to each client’s specific needs within our residential drug and alcohol rehab program and intensive outpatient rehab program.
How Long Does Drug and Alcohol Addiction Treatment Last?
The duration of drug and alcohol rehab depends, to a large degree, on the extent and magnitude of a person’s substance abuse problem—as well as their overall dedication to recovery. Our Drug and Alcohol Rehab Program (PHP) is a minimum of 30 days while our Intensive Outpatient rehab program is typically 3-4 nights per week for four to six weeks before stepping down to 1 night per week.
Can I Drive Into Treatment?
Some of our clients opt to drive into treatment. They may be coming from their homes, a local recovery residence, or other accommodations they’ve made. After a pre-admission assessment, we can help evaluate what situation will be the most convenient for you while ensuring you’re in the optimal position to thrive and live sober post-treatment. Call us to talk about your options.
What Is Inpatient Treatment?
While Coalition Recovery does not offer inpatient treatment, this level of care can be beneficial for many on the road to recovery. Inpatient treatment, also known as residential treatment, takes place in a structured, supervised environment, such as a hospital, mental health facility, or dedicated rehab center. Individuals participating in residential receive intensive substance abuse treatment services — and psychiatric care, if appropriate — while living full-time at the facility. They also receive 24-hour monitoring by doctors, nurses, or therapists in the security of a drug-free atmosphere.
Inpatient care is often recommended for patients who have a history of heavy drug use, for those who have serious co-occurring health concerns, or for those who have relapsed after previous experiences with treatment.
What Is Outpatient Treatment?
Outpatient treatment is a more flexible, less structured path to recovery. In outpatient treatment, the patient can participate in counseling, education, medication management, and other recovery services during the day while living at home or in a transitional living center. Detoxification services are also provided in outpatient settings. Outpatient programs are offered in many locations: rehab facilities, hospitals, community health centers, and correctional facilities, and more.
Outpatient services are appropriate for individuals who have graduated from inpatient treatment and who are ready to make the transition back to the community. This level of care may also be the right choice for those in the early stages of drug abuse who are still functioning effectively and who are highly motivated to quit.
Does My Insurance Cover Drug and Alcohol Rehab?
Thanks to recent legislation, the entire realm of insurance and insurance coverage has been significantly changed for the better. Under the new Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act, treatment for substance abuse must receive parity in treatment. In other words, there can be no difference in coverage for substance abuse treatment than for any medical or surgical conditions. This enables many more people to leverage their insurance coverage and benefits to help break free from the grip of drug and alcohol addiction and transform the dream of addiction free living into reality. Coalition Recovery for Recovery is proud to accept most health insurance plans and will work diligently with your insurance company to secure the maximum amount of insurance coverage possible for your drug and alcohol rehab treatment.
Our caring and compassionate Recovery Counselors will manage and coordinate every detail for you, including:
- Determining your precise insurance coverage and eligibility
- Billing your insurance company
- Calculating any out of pocket expenses such as co-pays or deductibles (though in many cases, insurance will cover 100% of the cost of drug and alcohol rehab treatment)
Coalition Recovery accepts self/private pay clients. We also accept Visa, Mastercard, and personal checks.
Coalition is proud to partner with programs that allow for treatment costs as low as $150/month!