Greenwood, Indiana Drug Rehab Programs
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Choices Recovery
I will forever thank this program for saving my life. I did not want help nor did I want to stop using drugs. After many family fights and resistance, I finally obliged to try the program mainly because my mother was very sick and her only wish was for me to get help before she passed. Drugs had been my life as long as I could remember. I started smoking pot and drinking at 12 years old as I come from a big family and I was the youngest. Our father was an addict and abusive to all of us. I had started using to escape from my reality. My mother loved and took great care of us, but it was not enough. I loved all drugs, but mainly prescription pills, most prescribed to me by a doctor in town who would write me anything I needed. Because of this, I did not really look at my problem as a real problem. Real doctors were prescribing this to me so I believed the pills were just what I needed and there was nothing wrong with it. My entire family had been on anti depressants and pain pills. We all lived in a numb world with tombstones in our eyes and had no idea it was not normal. When my mother got sick, her sister made her see a holistic doctor. She was the first one to start becoming educated of the horrible effects of prescription drugs though she was dying and afraid too far gone. This is when I decided to try a program. Choices not only helped me withdraw and detox comfortably, but also really taught me so so much information about these drugs. It was such a long process of breaking me down to feeling again and living. They taught me the tools that I needed to deal with everyday life issues instead of popping a pill. My mother has since passed and I have been clean for 5years now, I spend time trying to help and educate others with what Choices taught me. I am still in contact with several of the employees and they are always available to help me and advise me when I have bad days. I have gained a whole new outlook on life. They even helped me with finding a new job. Would very much recommend this place to anyone looking to win their battle with any type of substance abuse.
Wabash Valley Alliance
Ability to work well with most patients. Inability to deal with patients that seem to be very hard to deal with. They seem to be work best with young first and second time offenders.
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.
As reported by Health Services Research, the cost analysis of an initial drug abuse treatment program showed that treatment cost less than a lack of intervention over time. While you may be responsible for some of your treatment costs, the worth of a sober life cannot be measured.
- Insurance: Many insurance programs have addiction treatment benefits.
- Savings: You may consider using some savings to pay for treatment.
- Loans: Family or friends may be willing to help pay for treatment in order to help you recover from your addiction.
- Sliding scale fees: Treatment facilities may offer low-income patients the chance to receive treatment at a reduced cost.
- Payment plans: While most facilities do not offer payment plans, speak with the business office to see what kind of programs are available.
Indiana is committed to preventing drug and alcohol addiction in the state's youth. According to the Indiana Prevention Resource Center, the following programs are in place for residents:
- Tools for Communities, which gives different regional areas resources that affect them specifically
- Veterans Resources pages, which serve to outline treatment options for veterans
- Indiana Youth Survey, written to understand challenges facing drug prevention in Indiana
- Substance Abuse 411, which targets synthetic drug use among the state's youth
Quality addiction treatment in Greenwood will give you the chance to achieve your goal of sobriety.
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