ADDICTION TREATMENT SERVICES

The first step is often detox. Detoxification is technically an inpatient program where enter treatment while your body goes through detox and withdrawal. Medically supervised detox is imperative for certain substances like alcohol addiction or opioid addiction. Medical detox gives you access to a staff of supportive, trained professionals who can make you as comfortable as possible and diminish the severity of some of your symptoms. Medications might be given to you to help wean you from things like heroin while also providing over-the-counter medications to ease the discomfort of things like nausea, insomnia, or a high fever.

Once you have finished your detox, you can start your inpatient or residential program. Our inpatient program provides different levels of care depending on how long you are staying at our facility. Inpatient drug rehab gives you the highest chance of success with the lowest risk of relapse. Inpatient care will start with a full day of things like behavioral therapies, group therapy, and medications, depending on your situation. The schedule you keep is something our team will go over with you during your assessment so that you understand what is required of you, when, and where. You live at our facility with the inpatient programs, which makes it much easier to remain sober under 24-hour surveillance.

If you try to make detox and addiction recovery at home, you’re much more likely to be distracted by the needs of family members, demands at work or school, and everyday social distractions. At our facility, you will find yourself surrounded by people going through the same type of struggle, people who understand the importance of staying sober and how hard it can be to take your initial steps. This type of living situation also makes sure you have a safe, supportive environment where you can relax, enjoy peace of mind, and turn your attention inward, focusing exclusively on yourself.

After you complete inpatient treatment at CVRC, you can transition seamlessly to one of our partner outpatient programs. With outpatient programs or ongoing care, you don’t live at the facility, and you can instead sleep at home and return to your regular routine. However, you still attend treatment where you can complete your behavioral therapies, medication management, and group therapies on a regular basis. How often you come for meetings at our facility or other facilities for things like AA or NA meetings is determined by your progress, how far you are into your recovery and your schedule. This level of care helps you transition safely back into your everyday routine while still solidifying the recovery skills you learned during your inpatient treatment.