Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Fort Lauderdale, FL
People struggle with addictions to alcohol, illicit drugs, and medications, but there are several drug rehabs in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, that are designed to help with these different substance use disorders.
Because addiction and recovery are different for everyone, treatment also takes many forms. There are programs for people with severe or mild substance use disorders as well as everything in between. Some Fort Lauderdale addiction treatment centers also have specialty programs designed to better serve specific populations or communities. With so many options available, it is important to do your research when looking for care. Use our directory of Fort Lauderdale rehabs to narrow down your search and find a facility that is right for your needs.
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Recovery Institute of South Florida
I was fortunate to receive alcohol treatment at RISF. I was even more fortunate to have had a therapist by who, I must admit, did not have an easy time convincing me that I needed treatment. It was difficult for me to admit I was and alcoholic and for me to realize that my life was out of control. She, through effective counseling and support helped me see that I, and I alone, was responsible for my addiction--another fact that I reluctantly came to admit. Not only did she not give up on me, and more importantly, did not give in to me, that I finally admitted to myself that I needed help. She and the rest of the staff was there to guide me, and I realized that my posse of bartenders did not do the trick. With the help of her and the rest of the staff, namely one other woman, did I come to realize that there was a better way to live my life. I am now about to complete 10 months sober, more months than I\'ve had in the last 50+ years. I now am enjoying my relationship with my wife, children, grandchildren, friends and the many new friends I have through AA meetings. I my own mind, I had to realize that I wanted what AA was freely giving and that the attitude adjustments suggested at RISF were the foundation for a better life. Thank you to my therapist, RISF, and all staff that made this possible. As I used to say to all departing clients when they were leaving RISF, I will not wish you good luck, because luck is not involved. Your were taught how to approach the future. You know what to do now, just do it. Let go, Let God THANKS
New River Wellness Center
It's a great place that's small with just 5 beds. You create a close knit relationship with staff and other female patients. It's very comfortable and inviting and you learn so much.
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Price, Payment, & Low-Cost Treatment Options
The cost of treatment varies depending on several factors such as the length of the program, the level of care, and the facility. Residential options for care at a private facility tend to be a common treatment option that can also be more expensive, but if your insurance company is accepted by the Fort Lauderdale rehab of your choosing, your policy may cover all or most of the cost of treatment. Remaining costs can be covered by private pay, loans, or funding from a loved one. Some private facilities will also adjust cost based on income.
For people who may not be able to afford a private facility, there are low-cost and free drug and alcohol treatment centers in Fort Lauderdale and the surrounding areas. These programs can offer a variety of services but may have limitations on who can be admitted. The Salvation Army Rehab in Fort Lauderdale is one such facility that offers care for men in need of help for a substance use disorder. The Broward Addiction Recovery Center also providers low-cost services ranging from detox to outpatient options for care.
Levels of Care & Treatment Programs
Before starting treatment, most Fort Lauderdale rehabs centers will have people undergo an initial assessment to determine what level of care is most appropriate, but it does help to know your options before you start your search for treatment.
A drug detox is typically the first step in a patient’s treatment plan, and a formal Fort Lauderdale detox center may or may not be needed depending on the patient and the substance being misused. Some substances can have serious withdrawal symptoms, so going to a facility for 24/7 care and support can ensure a patient’s safety and make the detox process more comfortable.
A Fort Lauderdale inpatient rehab will not only often provide detox services if necessary but also a variety of therapy and programming services. Patients will live at the treatment center for the duration of their treatment that will typically last for one, two, or three months. While in treatment, patients will participate in individual and group therapy as well as ancillary programming such as holistic therapy or recreational activities.
An outpatient rehab in Fort Lauderdale will provide some of the same services as a residential treatment center but without having patients live there. Patients will still undergo behavioral therapy and often participate in support groups, but treatment may only be a few hours a week, depending on the patient’s unique treatment plan.
If you have been diagnosed with a mental health disorder as well as a substance use disorder, you should look for a dual diagnosis treatment center in Fort Lauderdale. These facilities take an integrated approach to care to treat both disorders at the same time.
If you are unable to find a Fort Lauderdale rehab that meets your needs and fits your budget, there are several other addiction treatment centers in Florida that may be a better match. If you need help finding the right care or have questions about the admissions process, you can also reach out to our admissions navigators for information and support.