Short-term inpatient detoxification and stabilization services are specifically designed to meet the medical issues associated with withdrawal from alcohol or other drugs. Inpatient treatment also may be necessary for individuals with co-existing mental health concerns.
Our treatment goal is to provide individuals with a safe, comfortable transition through the withdrawal process. Physicians who specialize in addiction medicine oversee the safe medical detoxification of all patients. Registered nurses provide care, using techniques aimed at reducing the discomfort of withdrawal, which include:
This treatment service can effectively treat adults who meet the following criteria:
An initial screening with the prospective patients starts the admissions process. Based on a review of this screening, a physician will recommend an appropriate level of care. After the review, admissions staff will share the physician's recommendation.
As a courtesy to prospective patients, admissions staff will contact the individuals insurance carrier to obtain a quote of insurance benefits. Benefit availability, service providers, and medical necessity criteria vary with each insurance plan. We recommend that potential patients check with their medical insurance carrier to determine what is covered and if there are any exclusions. After admission, patient care specialists can provide assistance with remaining questions or concerns.
Prior to discharge, an individualized recovery plan is developed to strengthen recovery. A patient's continuing care plan will include referral to a day treatment program or an outpatient provider. All patients are also encouraged to participate in community 12-step programs after discharge.