Before receiving detox, you will be evaluated based on: body composition, the drug and dosage of your addictive substance, how long you were using drugs, and the presence of any comorbid addictions.

Helps form a treatment plan based on your needs before you enter the four-to-seven-day detox program.

Our clinical team evaluates you and your needs to find the best treatment after detox to ensure lasting recovery. We work closely with local and national drug and alcohol addiction treatment providers.

Round-the-clock medical care and supervision and cannot be left unmonitored in a residential setting due to how much stabilization they will most likely need.

Provides the same access to therapy sessions and support groups, but in a more controlled, hospital-like environment, although still with extra amenities and comforts not typically provided in a hospital setting.

People in partial hospitalization programs are typically required to attend sessions at least three to five days a week for about four to six hours per session.

Provides medication-assisted treatment to help treat addictions. Offer suboxone for opioid addiction and medication that assists during your alcohol detox. Medical staff will be on-site to monitor progress and administer medication.

The duration of your stay will depend on your history, including the length of time you have used drugs, the dose that was last consumed, and type of drug.

A long-term form of inpatient care that usually has amenities similar to dormitory-style living, where you can have your own room, and usually a shared kitchen or living area. Provide 24/7 support and medical treatment if needed, and residents are typically required to do at least five hours of clinical service a week.

Used to treat the psychological and physical aspects of substance use disorders.

You will usually attend sessions at an addiction treatment facility for at least three days a week for around two to four hours at a time. Intensive outpatient treatment combines some of the higher levels of care associated with inpatient treatment with the flexibility of outpatient treatment.