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Find Addiction Help Today – Yuma, Arizona
Inpatient Rehab Yuma, AZ
- Free admissions consultations and fast admissions.
- Trusted drug and alcohol detox resources.
- Addiction treatment resources available all over the state of Arizona.
- Quality treatment with proven therapies.
- Drug and alcohol rehab for Arizona Medicaid (AHCCCS) and Private Insurances.
- Drug rehab financing resources available.
- Sliding scale treatment centers.
- Help with addictions of all kinds.
- Outpatient rehab options also available.
Yuma Drug & Alcohol Rehabs
Don’t let addiction get the best of you or someone you love. For over 10 years, we’ve helped men and women in the Yuma community overcome drug and alcohol addiction. We will always continue that mission. It’s important for us to share that no matter how long a person has struggled with addiction, a new life in recovery is attainable.
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Free Drug and Alcohol Rehab Resources – Yuma, Arizona
Drug Rehab Yuma Arizona
Struggling with an addiction to alcohol or drugs? We’re here to provide you with life-saving resources. Finding the right treatment center can be complex and our aim is to help you navigate your direction. There are lots of important things to consider when it comes to choosing a rehab to trust with your recovery process.
You’ll want to consider things such as payment or health insurance, length of stay, and quality of the program. You’ll also want to look at the types of therapies available such as:
- Yuma Individual therapy for Addiction
- Group therapy for addiction
- Cognitive-behavioral therapy for addiction
- Family therapy – healing the family unit after addiction
- Expressive therapy
- Life coaching
Get drug and alcohol treatment resources in the Yuma, AZ and surrounding areas. We want you to take the first step to find drug and alcohol treatment that suits your unique needs. Call 1-888-906-0952 today.
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Yuma Drug and Alcohol Detox
Get help finding a detox center in Yuma or surrounding cities. Substances such as alcohol, opioids, and benzodiapines create a challenging detox process. Detox providers are trained to keep you comfortable through this beginning stage of recovery.
Intensive Outpatient (IOP)
Outpatient and Evening Outpatient treatment program options can be a helpful and integral part of your recovery treatment plan. These programs provide safe and healing substance abuse groups and sessions for you to get better and focus solely on your recovery from drugs and alcohol.
Inpatient Rehab Yuma
If you’re looking for an inpatient drug and alcohol rehab option, give us a call. Inpatient treatment is an effective treatment for addictions. Inpatient stays vary in length but usually are about 30-120 days.
Addiction Intervention
Do you have a loved one that needs help but does not want to go to treatment? An addiction intervention may be the best option for you. Contact us to learn more about addiction intervention and how we can help you with the process.
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How do I really know an addiction problem exists?
The signs of drug addiction may not always be apparent and obvious. It’s totally possible to be unsure if there is truly a problem to be addressed. Medical experts know that identifying and intervening on an addiction as soon as possible is the most solid strategy. The sooner intervention is made in the form of treatment, the better the long-term outcomes. Addiction left unchecked will eventually cause negative legal, financial, relationship, and career situations. An honest conversation about any traits you or those around you have recognized is a great starting point.
Below are some of the common behaviors indicative of drug addiction:
- Feeling any withdrawal symptoms when stopping use.
- Continuing to use the drugs in the face of negative health problems.
- Participating less in normal hobbies to use drugs.
- A constant craving for more drugs.
- Using drugs before doing dangerous things like driving or operating heavy machinery.
- The use of the substance leads to decreased performance in work, school, or relationships.
- More and more time committed to drug use.
While this list is not comprehensive, it is a good shortlist for hallmarks of a growing dependency on drugs. Learning about the drugs themselves can help us understand and fight back against them. If you think you or a loved one may have an addiction, the important thing is to reach out and call as soon as possible to get the healing process started.
What is rehab like?
Rehab programs vary which is why it is important to choose the best and most reputable options.
For many Detox is the primary focus upon arrival at a treatment facility. Providers focus on ensuring that patients are comfortable and not experiencing any adverse effects from the process. It is certainly one of the most challenging times in rehab because you are dealing with both physical and mental withdrawal. After a few days, it gets easier and patients can begin focusing their attention on beginning therapy.
As far as the length of stay, programs offer different options. Inpatient rehab is usually 30-120 days, but there are also shorter and longer stays. 30-day rehab programs are usually for those who are unable to stay for longer periods of time in treatment. Longer stays are more likely to ensure long-term positive outcomes in recovery, but they are not feasible for everyone.
If you choose the right rehab, it can be a positive and cathartic experience. That is why you should give us a call and we can help you navigate your way through the process! We work only with reputable rehabs.
How is rehab paid for?
The cost of rehab can be covered in many different ways. Options exist for all types of financial situations. The most common ways that patients pay for rehab are:
- Private Health Insurance
- Medicaid, Arizona AHCCCS, Access
- Money from family and friends
- Scholarships
- Financing
Some drug and alcohol treatment centers can immediately enroll you in emergency Medicaid (AHCCCS, Access) upon arrival to their facility. If your situation is dire enough and they can prove your life is in danger and that your detox and treatment is complex, you will most likely get approved. If you are not currently ensured, don’t panic. It is possible to get into a drug and alcohol rehab completely free and covered by Medicaid or Medicare, but you must meet the income requirements.
Should I travel for treatment?
Traveling for treatment is totally up to you, and both options have their benefits. For example, if you’re afraid of the temptation to leave the treatment once things get hard, you’ll probably want to go to a treatment center that is not close to your usual environment. This doesn’t mean that you have to travel far away, however. Arizona has plenty of big cities that require minimal travel and be a great safeguard for you to feel secure in the treatment process.
Traveling for treatment isn’t an option for everyone, and that’s okay too. The most important task is being honest with yourself and an admissions specialist about your need and being open to options.
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