Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Corvallis, OR

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Milestones Family Recovery

306 Southwest 8th Street Corvallis, OR 97333

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Acme Counseling

310 NW 5th Street Corvallis, OR 97330

Linn Alcohol & Drug Treatment

104 SW 4th Avenue Albany, OR 97321

- 9 Miles Away

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Emergence Addiction & Behavioral

1856 Grand Prairie Road SE Albany, OR 97322

- 10 Miles Away

Serenity Lane Albany Outpatient Office

1050 Price Road SE Albany, OR 97322

- 11 Miles Away

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Recovery Works Northwest

I've been to every outpatient clinic in the area and this one is by far the best Thay are realistic about adiction and supportive.

- Natalie

4.5 out of 5

Tigard, OR

Circle of Trust Healing Center

The strengths of the Circle of Trust Healing Center are endless. They take a personalized approach to each client, spending the time to asses the needs of individual clients. Their holistic approach goes above and beyond - with in-depth cleansing, delicious healthy meals, and spa treatments. I have been continuously impressed by the high level of care and expertise that the founder and director of this center offers. The warm environment created by the staff offers a true place of healing and recovery. The food at this center goes above and beyond expectations.

- NB

5 out of 5

Ashland, OR

Willamette Family, Inc - Men's Residential

I relapsed after several months; however, my aftercare treatment consists of outpatient treatment and AA meetings.

- John

4.3 out of 5

Eugene, OR

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Comparing Corvallis Treatment Services Corvallis and the state of Oregon overall has a high prescription drug abuse rate. In fact, Oregon ranks second in the nation for prescription drug abuse, at 6.8 percent, behind Oklahoma's rate of 8.1 percent. Doctors may be contributing to the problem. Oregon doctors are much more likely than doctors in other states to prescribe drugs. However, the increase in prescription drugs led to almost 15,000 people in the United States killed by overdosing in 2008. Although this epidemic keeps growing, there are ways for Corvallis residents with addictions to get the help they need. Types of Recovery Methods There is not one recovery method that works for everyone. A quality rehab facility will assess each patient and create an individualized treatment plan made especially for them. However, patients have needs that may change based on how well they are doing with their treatment. Therefore, in order to be effective in the long run, the treatment plan must be assessed and updated regularly.

The treatment plan must also be monitored closely, especially in the beginning stages, to reduce the risk of relapse.

Physical Signs of Drug or Alcohol Abuse

If you suspect a loved one is struggling with drug or alcohol abuse, there are usually some tell-tale physical signs that can point to possible abuse. Be aware if you notice any of the following signs:

Bloodshot eyes or unusual pupil size
Runny nose
Coughing or sore throat
Sudden weight loss or gain
Changes in sleeping or eating patterns
Slurred speech or jittery movements

Entering Treatment Facilities in Corvallis

There are a handful of treatment facilities in the main area of Corvallis, with many more in the larger cities such as Portland and Salem. Addiction is complex, so it can be difficult to find a treatment facility that will offer you the best course of treatment for your needs. That's where we come in.

We have experience helping people like you find the help they need. All you have to do is pick up the phone and call us.