Phoenix Luxury Drug & Alcohol Rehab

SpringBoard Recovery is one of the best luxury alcohol and drug rehabs in your area. We offer an accredited addiction treatment program, helping our clients successfully recover from a range of substance addictions. Our luxury rehab facilities are some of the best in Phoenix.

We have earned many years of full accreditation from the Joint Commission and accept most major health insurance coverage.

Clients travel from all over the U.S. to receive their personalized treatment with us.

If you or a loved one is addicted to any type of drug, including opioid-based prescription medications, it may be necessary to seek professional help to overcome this addiction.

Detox in Phoenix

Detox is the first step in any drug rehab or addiction treatment program for the majority of substance use disorders – here in Phoenix, or anywhere else.

Detox Center Near Me

43 facilities offer substance detox in Maricopa County. To break this down even further, within a 15-mile radius of Phoenix, there are 32 facilities, and of these:

• 12 are facilities offering a hospital inpatient detox service (one of these is further classified as a residential rehab), and
• 20 are facilities offering outpatient detox*

*Please remember that a medically-assisted detox is normally 24/7, regardless of the type of program

Important: For reasons of patient safety, it is highly recommended that individuals who have been using illicit drugs like opioids, benzodiazepines, and stimulants such as methamphetamine and cocaine, alcohol, or who have a history of long-term substance abuse are medically detoxed in a professional, accredited addiction treatment facility.

Undergoing an inpatient treatment program, often termed “drug rehab,” will normally include a medically-supervised detox program. In the case of opioid replacement therapy (where a “substitute” opioid such as methadone is prescribed), this is considered the continuation of a long-term detox process and normally involves scheduled attendance at an outpatient facility.

Furthermore, a professional detox should also improve patient nutrition and, later, the patient’s fitness levels through exercise as the preferred holistic approach to early recovery.

Drug Rehab Treatment in Phoenix

There are numerous addiction treatment options available to Phoenix residents who want to seek professional help for their drug use – currently 166, to be precise. However, regardless of your preferred choice of drug treatment, whichever program you choose should be based upon recognized evidence-based treatments, which include (as a minimum):

For many people seeking addiction recovery, the cost may well prove to be a critical factor in the final decision, but you should always try to find the treatment program that gives you the very best chance of a successful recovery.

These are the main drug rehab treatment options available here in metro Phoenix and their respective benefits and disadvantages:

1. Inpatient Program (IP)

Known as “residential rehab” because patients will be living 24/7 at the facility, an inpatient program (IP) is recommended for those with severe or long-term substance addictions and for those who have a co-occurring disorder, also known as dual diagnosis, meaning that they also suffer from a mental health disorder.

Being a resident within a drug rehab offering continuous care helps enormously in focusing individuals on the task at hand – to stop their drug use, learn how to live substance-free, and get healthy. IPs can either be short or long term, anywhere between 28 days to a whole year and beyond, and often lead to a continuation in treatment, such as an outpatient program (OP).

What To Look for When Choosing a Treatment Facility

The following are some of the top characteristics to look for when deciding to go to rehab in Phoenix:

• Find a program that is in-network with the patient’s health insurance plan. So many people do not even consider going to rehab because they think they cannot afford it. They may not realize that their insurance plan will pay for it, at least in part. At SpringBoard Recovery, we always verify insurance coverage so we can inform our clients about what they can expect financially.
• Choose an addiction treatment center that is accredited by The Joint Commission. This ensures that the patient gets the best possible care because of the high standards necessary for accreditation.
• Opt for a private rehab instead of a public one. While there are some good public rehab programs in Phoenix, many of them have too many patients. A smaller, private treatment program offers patients more time with staff.
• Find a rehabilitation center that offers detox services or referrals.
• Choose a facility with excellent reviews on Google, Facebook, and Yelp. It can be helpful to hear from others who have gone there.

Advantages of IP (Residential Rehab)

Disadvantages of IP (Residential Rehab)

• Highest success rate of all programs

• Expensive without health insurance

• Structured day and 24/7 care

• Rigid daily structure/programming

• Complete focus on recovery

• Separated from home, family, and friends

• Removal of any relapse triggers / outside influences

• Unable to work/continue with obligations, e.g. childcare or academic study

• Individual counseling

• Limited access to the outside world

• Group support/community of peers

• Evidence-based addiction therapies

2. Partial-Hospitalization Program (PHP)

Partial-hospitalization programs, intensive outpatient programs, and outpatient programs are, fundamentally, outpatient programs, only differentiated by their level of intensity, which in practical terms means the number of hours per week that the individual needs to be in a position to receive their treatment.

Partial-hospitalization programs (PHP), an addiction treatment program that is offered right here at SpringBoard Recovery is basically one step down from a 24/7 residential rehab, providing a highly-structured environment for up to 6-8 hours a day as patients continue to reside either at home or in sober-living housing – secure, drug-free accommodation also offered here at SpringBoard Recovery.

PHPs allow clients transitioning from an IP or a detox program to move into a more flexible program that still offers a high structure and support.

3. Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)

Intensive outpatient programs (IOPs) are addiction treatment programs that do not require detoxification (although this may have happened before the IOP) or round-the-clock medical supervision. IOPs enable patients to continue with their normal, day-to-day lives in a way that residential IPs do not; however, they do require individuals to undergo treatment for more hours per day or week than a traditional outpatient program (OP).

IOPs are sometimes used in conjunction with inpatient programs as a way of helping clients to transition seamlessly back into their families and communities while maintaining the treatment process; for example, to continue counseling, to help establish support mechanisms, to assist with relapse management, and to provide further coping strategies, if needed.

4. Outpatient Program (OP)

Outpatient programs (OPs) involve a regular appointment schedule, spread throughout the week, and usually provide specific therapies, counseling, or group sessions. Because these appointments are spread out, there is a certain amount of flexibility for patients, eg. the allocation of evening and weekend appointments. This allows OP patients to continue with their family obligations, such as childcare, or to continue their work or academic studies.

Traditional OPs typically cost significantly less than an IP, because the level of support is less intensive. However, this means their overall success rate is lower than a full-time residential rehab. Additionally, if it is required, a medically-assisted detox can take place before the start of the OP.

Advantages: OP (Outpatient Program)

Disadvantages: OP (Outpatient Program)

• Structured yet more flexible appointments

• Less focus on recovery

• Able to work/continue with obligations, eg. childcare or academic study

• Same environment as previously / numerous triggers to relapse

• Covered or inexpensive with good health insurance

• Less successful when compared to residential rehab (IP)

• Good success rate

• Individual counseling

• Group support/community of peers
• Evidence-based addiction therapies

Health Insurance Covers Rehab in Arizona

Many people will put off going to rehab because of the costs involved. However, with health insurance, they already have benefits to at least help cover the costs of addiction treatment. The  Affordable Care Act, which was passed in 2010, made it a requirement for everyone in the United States to have health insurance.

But it also did so much more.

Health insurance providers are now bound by law to cover the primary costs of treatment for substance use disorders (SUD). Here’s why:

• The Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act, 2008 stipulates that insurance companies cannot discriminate against or deny coverage to individuals with an SUD.
• In addition to this, the Affordable Care Act of 2010 classified mental health and addiction services as essential health benefits.

Furthermore, if you are concerned about losing your employment because you’re taking time off to attend addiction treatment, you can relax, too, because there are laws in place to allow you time for treatment and to protect you from any discrimination.

Specifically, various Acts all work together to protect you and your employment status should you wish to seek treatment while remaining actively employed:

• American With Disabilities Act (ADA)
• Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA)
• Affordable Care Act (ACA)

Pay for Rehab Without Health Insurance

Even though paying for drug rehab in Arizona isn’t possible for most people without the significant assistance of health insurance, it is still possible for some. The vast number of these have the necessary resources, but a small number still manage to do it using other approaches. For example:

• Being loaned the money from a loved one
• Taking out a personal loan to help pay for addiction treatment
• Using money from a savings account to pay for rehab
• Charging the cost of treatment to a credit card
• Talking with someone at the local Department of Social Services about programs that might be available
• Checking with community centers in their area for information about rehab scholarship programs

Phoenix Drug Rehab FAQs

• Can Drug or Alcohol Addiction be Cured?

Drug addiction is a chronic disease, which makes it similar to other chronic diseases, such as heart disease and diabetes. These diseases are very treatable, but the actual condition cannot be cured. Instead, they will require lifelong treatment.

• Going “Cold Turkey” – Can I Detox Off Drugs at Home?

There are many types of mild drugs where use can be stopped at home, known as going “cold turkey,” without any serious consequences, e.g., marijuana. However, several types of drugs do require detox – a professional medically-assisted detox – because abruptly stopping their use can be dangerous and even fatal. These drugs include:

• Benzodiazepines
• Illicit stimulants like methamphetamine and cocaine
• Alcohol
• Opioid drugs, such as heroin and prescription painkillers, e.g. Oxycontin

Important: You must consult your family physician or an addiction specialist before attempting a home detox.

• What Should I Expect When I Go to Drug Rehab in Arizona?

When you attend drug rehab, your experience will vary based on the type of program you are in. However, you should expect several things from your treatment program, including:

• To have access to medical treatment and medical professionals
• To be treated like an individual with your own needs
• To participate in many different types of therapy, including group and individual sessions
• To be treated for both the physical and psychological aspects of the addiction
• How Do I Know If I Have a Co-Occurring Disorder?

A co-occurring disorder is a mental health condition, like anxiety or depression that simultaneously accompanies drug addiction. Many people attending drug rehab have previously undiagnosed mental health disorders.

Co-occurring disorders should always be treated alongside drug addictions, providing a much better chance of long-term recovery. Anyone with a diagnosed co-occurring disorder should strongly consider going to a professional drug rehab that offers the necessary dual diagnosis treatment.

• What are the Best Treatments for Drug Addiction in Arizona?

There really is no one “best way” to treat drug addiction. People respond differently to all types of treatment, depending on what their individual needs. The majority of drug addiction experts agree that several forms of behavioral therapy (and medications, if required) are the best way to treat drug addiction.

• How are Behavioral Therapies Used to Treat Drug Addiction?

Behavioral therapies are vital for the treatment of drug addiction. According to the NIDA, they:

• Help people to change their attitudes about their drug use
• Help them change their substance abuse behaviors
• Teach them how to establish and improve upon their healthy life skills
• Allow them to access other forms of treatment, such as medications
• Provide various treatment options to patients in a number of different settings
• How are Medications Used in Drug Addiction Treatment?

Medications are often used during the detox phase to address any complications with withdrawal symptoms – in fact, around 80% of detoxes do require some form of medication. Additionally, they can also be used in opioid replacement therapy, control drug cravings (and help prevent relapses), and treat mental health disorders.

• Should I Consider Traveling to Arizona to Attend Drug Rehab?

Many people prefer to attend their addiction treatment away from home, in another place, either a city in the same U.S. state or another state altogether, like Phoenix. There are a number of significant benefits to this approach, such as:

• Removing all potentially disruptive influences, relapse triggers, and negative situations from your treatment
• Fully immerse yourself in the rehab experience and be able to concentrate 24/7 on your addiction recovery
• Many people comment that drug rehab in another state is more like a vacation
• Living in a stress-free environment
• What are the Benefits of 12-Step Programs?

12-Step programs are highly effective mutual aid support groups, and they provide many benefits to those who attend their meetings on a regular basis, including:

• Being able to continue your recovery with the help and support of peers
• Being able to process and progress through each step of the recovery journey
• Forming new, healthier habits that assist in avoiding relapse
• Better long-term mental health

Are You Ready for Drug Rehab in Phoenix?

If you or a loved one is addicted to any type of drug, including opioid-based prescription medications, it may be necessary to seek professional help to overcome this addiction. Our dedicated and professional staff at SpringBoard Recovery, located in Scottsdale, part of metro Phoenix,  will be happy to discuss your drug addiction with you, and help you to form a plan that is right for your needs.

Recovery from drug addiction is a real challenge, but it is possible. We understand this, so we approach each of our patients individually to ensure that they get the help they need, which includes providing you with the strategies, resources, and help once you have completed your treatment program at our facility.

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