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No matter where you live, there are drug and alcohol rehab options for you to discover. Treatment providers are waiting to answer your questions. Get started today.

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Alcohol

Alcohol is the most widely abused drug in the world. The effects of alcohol harm a person’s body and mind, but recovery from alcoholism is possible with rehab.
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Cocaine

Cocaine is an addictive stimulant, and Cocaine abuse threatens a person’s health and wellbeing. A Cocaine addiction can be difficult to break, but rehab can help.
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Codeine

Codeine is more than a cough syrup ingredient. It is a powerful Opioid which can cause addiction and overdose. Rehab can provide tools to overcome a Codeine use disorder.
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Heroin

Heroin is an illegal and highly addictive Opioid, and abuse of the drug may have fatal consequences. Fortunately, treatment for Heroin addiction can save lives.
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Meth

Meth is a dangerous and notoriously powerful drug that can derail anyone’s life. Luckily, professional rehab programs provide a pathway to freedom from Meth addiction.
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Xanax

Xanax is a popular Benzodiazepine for managing anxiety and insomnia, yet it poses great risks for abuse and dependence. With professional help, it is possible to quit Xanax.
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Transform Your Life

What Can I Achieve Through Rehab?

You deserve to be whole, and your loved ones deserve to have you back. If quitting drugs or alcohol was easy, the word addiction wouldn’t even exist. Detox helps patients get through the worst of withdrawal safely, and rehab provides you with emotional support, medical supervision, psychiatric care, resources, and life skills to ensure that you transform yourself and your life.
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What Is Rehab Like?

Most rehab combines elements of detox, medical observation, psychiatric evaluation, therapy, relaxation, life skills training, and support groups. The specific programs and resources available will range tremendously across facilities. Seeking treatment can help heal you medically, clinically, and spiritually so that you can begin a new, meaningful life of passion and purpose.
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How Does Treatment Work?

One of the biggest obstacles that many who are struggling with substance use disorders face is coming to terms with the fact that they have a problem. Because every addiction is unique, every individual’s treatment process will be unique. However, most treatment programs follow some general steps and stages.
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1 in 5 teens admit to recreational drug use.

The earlier an addiction is treated, the easier and more successful treatment is likely to be.

Find Treatment Near You.

Now that you know what to expect for a typical day in drug rehab, take some time to explore all the treatment centers available to you. No matter where you live, there are drug rehab centers across the country that can provide you with tools to overcome your addiction. A treatment provider can answer your questions.

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Inpatient Rehab

Living in a drug-free environment.
Full inmersion in the recovery process.
24/7 medical and psychiatric support.
Removal from temptations of every-day life.

Outpatient Rehab

Freedom to keep a job outside of rehab.
Sense of independence and normality.
Ability to care for dependents.
Lower costs than inpatient rehab.

The Opioid Epidemic

The 1st Wave

The Opioid epidemic began in the 1990s when pharmaceutical corporations assured the medical community of the safety of prescription Opioids as pain relievers, leading to millions of prescriptions.

The 2nd Wave

The second wave of the Opioid epidemic started in 2010 when many former prescription Opioid users began to turn to Heroin, causing a massive spike in overdoses and resulting deaths.

The 3rd Wave

The third wave of the Opioid epidemic started in 2013 when even more potent drugs, like Fentanyl and Carfentanil, became widespread, leading to another increase in overdose and death rates.

How Do I Pay For Rehab?

Every treatment facility changes differently depending on the needs of the treatment seeker; the options for paying for rehab will vary. Whether you plan to use insurance or pay out of pocket, there are treatment centers offering a variety of payment plans.
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