Alcohol Addiction Treatment Centers Near Me

Medication Supported Treatment for Alcohol Addiction and Rehabilitation

Medication-supported treatment for alcohol addiction can include the use of specific medications to help individuals reduce or stop their drinking behaviors. Common medications include disulfiram, acamprosate, and naltrexone, and diazepam, each serving a unique purpose in supporting recovery and reducing the risk of relapse.

Disulfiram, also known as Antabuse,  works by causing unpleasant reactions when alcohol is consumed, discouraging drinking. Acamprosate (Campral) is used to help normalize brain functioning and reduce cravings after recovery. Naltrexone blocks the euphoric effects of alcohol, reducing the desire to drink. This medication is available as an oral tablet or an intramuscular injection taken once per month known as Vivitrol. These medications are typically used in combination with counseling and support programs, providing individuals with a comprehensive approach to managing their alcohol addiction treatment and rehabilitation. Your physician will work with you to tailor your medications to your individual needs, which can significantly enhance the effectiveness of the overall treatment plan.

Complimentary Evaluation and Assessment for Alcohol Addiction Near Me

Harmony Health Group offers a free evaluation and assessment for those struggling with an alcohol addiction or other mental health concerns. This free service includes a phone screening as part of the admissions process, allowing us to ensure that we have thoroughly evaluated your treatment needs.  

During the phone screening, our experienced professionals will assess the severity of your drinking, level of functioning, and other factors of your addiction. With that information, they can then discuss your treatment options, and guide you in the best course of action. This initial evaluation helps determine the appropriate level of care and treatment plan, making it easier for individuals to take the first step toward recovery.

Does Health Insurance Cover Alcohol Addiction Rehab?

Yes, health insurance often covers alcohol addiction rehab, including inpatient and outpatient treatment, therapy, and medication. The 2010 Affordable Care Act, ensures that health insurance providers include coverage for inpatient mental health treatment, psychotherapy services, and substance abuse treatments. These services are known as essential health benefits.

We want to note that coverage does vary based on your insurance provider and the details of your policy. You can familiarize yourself with the details of your insurance plan to better understand what services are covered, the extent of coverage, and any out-of-pocket costs you may be responsible for. Harmony Health Group can help you understand the benefits and limitations of your health insurance policy when you complete our online verification form, providing us with the relevant information to contact your insurance provider. If you find that you have questions or concerns about your insurance coverage, we encourage you to dial (866) 461-4474 for support in the admission process now!

How Much Do Alcohol Treatment Programs Cost Without Health Insurance Coverage?

The costs associated with alcohol treatment are determined by several factors, including the level of care being provided, the severity of your symptoms, the frequency of sessions, and the duration of your care. Residential treatment programs can vary from $5,000 to $80,000 depending on the luxury of the facility. Detoxification costs an average of $3,675 per week.

When we look at outpatient treatment options, we see that, similarly, these prices vary for different treatment programs. Partial hospitalization programs can cost between $350 to $450 per day, which averages at approximately $12,000 for one month. Intensive outpatient treatment tends to cost a bit more, with an average cost of $17,500 for one month of care. General outpatient treatment can vary quite a bit because you could attend weekly or biweekly group or individual sessions. Another factor to keep in mind with your outpatient treatment options is that specialized treatment options like dual diagnosis care and medication-assisted treatment will likely increase the overall cost of treatment. 

What is the Alcohol Use Disorder Admissions Process at Harmony Health Group?

The admissions process at Harmony Health Group for Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD) begins with a complimentary phone assessment focused on gathering information about your needs so that we can determine the appropriate level of care. This initial step allows us to personalize an effective treatment plan tailored to your unique situation.

After the phone screening, our staff will then verify your insurance so that you can make an educated decision about treatment after understanding the details of your insurance policy. You can then expect to have a comprehensive evaluation, which is used to create a detailed treatment plan. Next, we use medical assessments to identify any co-occurring disorders you may have and to determine the need for detoxification programming. Following this, a personalized treatment program is designed to include various treatment options such as individual and group therapy, medical support services, and other support services. The goal is to provide a seamless, supportive transition into treatment, allowing you to receive the necessary care for long-term recovery.