Rehabs That Take Statewide Medicaid Managed Care (SMMC) Insurance near Cape Coral, FL
For residents of Cape Coral, finding a Medicaid-covered drug and alcohol rehab is easier than ever. Local centers provide personalized treatment plans, including detox, inpatient, and outpatient services designed for long-term success. Learn about nearby rehab options in Cape Coral that work with Florida Medicaid.
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Beachside Rehab
This place helped save my life and changed it for the better. I am so grateful for the opportunity this place gave me. The staff treated me like family and made me feel like I was worth saving. Over a year later my life is better than I could have ever imagined and I am happily sober. Once again it was a great experience and I am so grateful.
Recovery Unplugged
I really felt as though the entire staff genuinely cared about my well being. Other treatment centers I had been to, I got the therapy but it seemed like the staff was over loaded with work and couldn't provide me with the individualized care I needed. The music component was awesome as well! The residence was a nice play to come back to after a long day and relax. All around great place
HeadWaters
I am currently a patient here right now- feel free to ask me questions. Facilities, food, and some staff are top notch. Too much emphasis on AA which is free. Clinically, too rushed and not enough 1:1 therapy available for the price tag. Gym is like a Motel 8. Upper management too focused on money and less concerned about the quality of treatment, and money talks here. Standards are compromised for the almighty dollar which is a disappointment. In recovery, money doesn't buy sobriety so in some ways these luxury treatment models are flawed and just enable the addict/alcoholic. If changes were made at the top and the right people were managing the place this facility could be one of the best. Currently, it is does not offer nearly the value its price tag commands and consequently I do not recommend it.