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Wellstone Regional Hospital
This facility treated my son with respect and he got the help he needed. However, they only take cash or certain insurance coverage. He can't go there now that he has different insurance. It is a nice facility with clean appearance. The participants were kept busy and were engaged with their treatment process. At the time my son went there, the funding was very limited. He had good insurance at the time, but a lot of people there had to pay cash. That would prohibit who could be treated.
Choices Recovery
I am writing this today because I am alive and I am alive because of the help from Choices Rehab. I am from an upper class family outside of Boston. I went to private schools growing up, I was an only child and my parents worked round the clock as CEO’s of major software companies. With our set up, all the kids around me were bread for success. I had been in my last year of medical school when I was hit by a car while skateboarding forcing me to drop out of college. I was in a comma for 2 weeks and went on to spend 2 months in the hospital and was put on every painkiller known to man. I had not really partied in high school or college, few nights out of drinking and smoking, but not a very social person. In fact, I was very shy and introverted. I was finally released from the hospital, I suffered broken bones and some brain damage. I knew it was going to be a long road but I was looking forward to finishing college. Due to the pain and brain damage, I was put on many pills including Oxycontin and Xanax. I did not realize at the time, but I had started an addiction to the drugs. When I missed a pill, my body started to ache and I did not feel good until I took another pill. My prescription had run out and I began looking elsewhere for pills, any pills. Prescription painkillers and heroin had become a big epidemic in my area In high school and I knew many people who were caught up whom I did not talk to back then. Fast forward to 1 year later and, before I knew it, I found myself snorting heroin. Within 6 months, I was fully addicted. At that point, I had been on painkillers for whole year before dabbling into heroin. I did not finish school, I could not get it together. Because my parents worked so much, they had no idea what was going on until graduation time and they found out that I had never gone back to finish my last semester. I had been getting high. I had a friend at school who showed concern for me and spoke to my parents to tip them off. They were in disbelief and I made them believe it was not true. Nonetheless, they moved me back home and started noticing my destructive process. I managed to total their car, get a DUI and end up back in the hospital. From there I went to a detox center and lasted 48 hours before leaving and getting high again. Over the next 9 months, I had been in and out of rehab twice with no success. Third round I ended up at Choices. I did not want to be there, the first week was very rough but I had met 2 employees during that process who I immediately connected with and really helped me through those horrible beginning days. It was the first rehab I had gone to where I felt like I was ok staying at. Everyone was patient, kind and extremely helpful. I finished detox and began getting some clarity. Choices Rehab has several different programs within the program to choose from based on your beliefs. I started learning about addiction and everything surrounding. After finishing the program, I went on to to Bali, Indonesia for 6 months to volunteer helping children born with drug addiction. I wanted to give back. When I got back, I finished college and have been clean for 2 years today. I have yet to tell my story, but have had time to reflect and feel so appreciative and happy right now in my life. I still am in touch with the staff and friends I mad at Choices, we all support each other when needed. I never thought this would happen to me, but I feel so blessed to be able to come out alive.
The Next Step Foundation
My girlfriend, had attended this rehab, and said it was a good program. Left with my girlfriend to go to a hotel, and got drunk and never went back. Had an excellent course of classes like boundaries, parenting classes, and classes to teach you how to find a job. etc...
Indiana ranks 16th in treatment centers servicing/accepting federal military insurance per 100,000 residents. Connecticut is just 1 spot worse, ranked 17 out of the United States. One spot better is New Hampshire, ranked 15 in the U.S.
When adjusted for population, Indiana ranks 16th in treatment centers servicing/accepting other treatment approaches. Kentucky is just 1 spot worse, ranked 17 out of the United States. Oregon is just 1 spot better, ranked 15 out of the United States.
For medicare clients, Indiana ranks 17th in population-adjusted treatment centers. One spot worse is New Hampshire, ranked 18 in the U.S. Utah is ranked one spot better at spot 16.
Indiana is 19th among U.S. states in treatment centers servicing or accepting matrix model. One spot worse is North Dakota, ranked 20 in the U.S. One spot better is Nebraska, ranked 18 in the U.S.
Indiana ranks 20th in treatment centers servicing/accepting sliding fee scale per 100,000 residents. Missouri is ranked one spot worse at spot 21. Illinois is ranked one spot better at spot 19.
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