How do you determine the level of care for my loved one?

Our intake coordinator will conduct a thorough pre-assessment to help determine which program fits their level of addiction and recovery needs. We can do this easily over the phone. Your loved one will have a complete medical and psychological examination when they first arrive at the facility. This will help us create a customized program tailored to their needs. We offer a variety of programs, including medical detox, residential inpatient treatment, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient, outpatient, aftercare, sober living and more.

 

How long will my loved one be in rehab?

In general, it is difficult to determine how long a patient will need to stay with us until we complete a thorough on-site clinical physical and psychological assessment. Every person’s treatment needs vary greatly. Your loved one’s stay is based on their overall physical and mental condition as well as their clinical needs. Research has proven that the longer the period of time a person can be in treatment, the more successful they will be in achieving long-term sobriety.

 

Do you administer medications as part of treatment?

We believe in helping people abstain from substances in recovery while minimizing the adverse side effects of withdrawal. In some cases, taper medications may be administered during the medical detoxification phase of their treatment. With the close guidance of an addiction clinician/counselor, some medications may be a part of their customized treatment plan for patients who also struggle with co-occurring mental health disorders. If it’s medically necessary to keep your loved one healthy, safe and comfortable, they will be administered medication as part of their treatment under the guidance of a physician.

 

How do we know what to pack?

Before coming to our campus, your loved one will be provided with a list of what to pack for their stay. They will also be presented with a list of items that are not allowed on campus and should be left at home. A few common things we do not allow on campus are cell phones, laptops and any devices with an internet connection or camera. This is to ensure the privacy and confidentiality of all of our residents. Should you have a special request about what they want to bring, please discuss it in advance with one of our intake coordinators.

 

The holidays are around the corner. Will my loved one be home?

Rehab is not easy at any time, but the holidays can be even more challenging when someone you love is in treatment. However, delaying addiction recovery is not an option and can be detrimental to your loved one’s health and safety. It’s ideal to be admitted into treatment sooner rather than later, even if it means missing the holidays at home.

 

My loved one wants to do their treatment out-of-state treatment. Is there a way for me to still be involved?

Families are usually included in the treatment process once it is deemed clinically appropriate. Depending upon your loved one’s recovery progress, family sessions may be scheduled as part of their treatment plan and can be either in person or over the phone. In some instances, family members may be asked to attend one-on-one sessions with a therapist to discuss how they may support their loved one after treatment.