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Idaho Inpatient Drug Rehab Facilities

Looking for a perfect rehab clinic in Idaho for yourself or someone you love? Rehabs.com well versed in inpatient inpatient centers and can help you find the center that’s right for you. Our substance abuse treatment centers can help anyone break away from drugs, whether the addiction is to Fioricet, Halcion, alcohol or any other illicit or doctor-prescribed drug.

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Treatment Centers in Idaho

Rainbow's End Recovery Center

25341 Highway 93 Challis, ID 83226

4.5

(15)

(208) 879-2267

The Walker Center - Residential Treatment

605 11th Ave. East Gooding, ID 83330

3.7

(24)

(800) 227-4190

The Walker Center - Outpatient Addiction Treatment

1102 Eastglen Way Twin Falls, ID 83301

3.0

(2)

(208) 734-4200

Intermountain Hospital

303 N. Allumbaugh St. Boise, ID 83704

3.0

(32)

(208) 906-3209

Pro Active Advantage, LLC

2223 Overland Avenue Burley, ID 83318

(208) 878-3423

Alliance Family Service Inc

1200 West Ironwood Drive Suite 101 Coeur D Alene, ID 83814

(208) 664-9729

Harmony House

4615 South Locust Grove Road Meridian, ID 83642

(208) 288-1079

Port of Hope Center

508 East Florida Avenue Nampa, ID 83686

(208) 734-7078

Port of Hope Family Treatment

218 North 23rd Street Coeur d'Alene, ID 83814

(208) 664-3300

Upper Valley Resource & Counseling Center

1223 South Railroad Avenue Sugar City, ID 83448

(208) 359-0519

Ascent Behavioral Health Services

366 SW 5th Ave # 100 Meridian, ID 83642

(208) 898-9755

Rehabs in Idaho Cities

Boise Idaho Falls Pocatello Twin Falls Coeur D Alene Caldwell Lewiston Meridian

Blackfoot Boise Caldwell Coeur D Alene Eagle Garden City Idaho Falls Kuna Lewiston Meridian Moscow Mountain Home Nampa Pocatello Post Falls Rexburg Twin Falls

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Latest Reviews

Latest Reviews of Rehabs in Idaho

Ashwood Recovery at Northpoint

Great staff that provided lots of education! Counselors/staff.

- Z. V

5 out of 5

Boise, ID

NorthPoint Recovery

Was an amazing place to go!! Excellent knowledgeable staff and great atmosphere!! I highly recommend this place!!!!

- Sb

4.3 out of 5

Boise, ID

The Walker Center - Residential Treatment

It's too soon to rate the treatment effectiveness for our young adult son, but we are grateful for this program and very happy with what we've seen so far. The counselors we met were caring and professional. The 3-day family session was very beneficial and we almost missed it. Our son's counselor who called to tell my husband about family week, did not give any detailed information or express how valuable or important it would be. Had it not been for our daughter strongly urging both of us to go, my husband would've missed it--and that would've been unfortunate. Even though I felt that our son's counselor could've been more assertive in his communication with us, our son liked his "laid back" approach as a counselor. The meals are Standard American Diet, but thankfully, they include a well-stocked salad bar. This program is based on the 12-steps, but only step 1 is required to complete the program. The required AA meetings may not be the best fit for everyone, but the overall program seems like it would be beneficial for anyone.

- TD

4 out of 5

East Gooding, ID

Meet the Pros

David W. Hillis, Jr.

Vice President of Outpatient Operations

AdCare Outpatient Facility, Quincy

David W. Hillis, Jr., Vice President of Outpatient Operations, oversees the development of AdCare outpatient services clinics, located throughout Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Mr. Hillis, who has worked in the healthcare field since 1988, has also served as Director of Outpatient Services and as an Outpatient Therapist at AdCare Hospital. He received a B.S. degree in Psychology and a M.S. degree in Psychology (Mental Health Counseling) from Salem State College. Mr. Hillis is also a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) and a Certified Alcohol and Drug Abuse Counselor (CADAC-II), as well as a Licensed Alcohol and Drug Abuse Counselor (LADC-I).

Cecilia Plavnick, MS, CAP, LMHC

Clinical Director

Recovery In Tune

Two words to describe Cecilia Plavnick: dedicated and passionate, especially when it comes to her work in the field of addiction treatment. Cecilia has extensive experience and knowledge, which she brings to her role as Clinical Director at Recovery In Tune. She has dedicated more than ten years to managing top-notch clinical teams in the substance abuse field and is regarded as a natural leader and role model by her staff. What sets Cecilia apart from the rest is both her ability to create an environment that is optimal for successful clinical interventions as well as her ability to inspire trust and continual growth among her team. Cecilia’s approach is unique because she isn’t afraid to jump in at all levels of care–from the admission process to the discharge procedure–because she is a firm believer that good clinical care is an ongoing process that requires daily tweaking and maintenance. Cecilia is dedicated to her profession and to the individuals with whom she works and serves. She is always open to feedback and suggestions from staff as well as clients in order to continue growing, expanding and improving services. Cecilia believes that a client-centered approach in which an individual’s needs are constantly being met is essential to his or her success.

Georganna Koppermann

Vice President of Marketing & Community Services

AdCare Outpatient Facility, Worcester

Georganna “Georgie” brings over 30 years of extensive experience in healthcare marketing, advertising and branding to her role as leader of community services. Georgie contributes a uniquely approachable style of leadership and patient advocacy that are essential to AdCare’s formula for success. She is known for the pride that she takes in building strong relationships with clients, colleagues and vendors – attributes that help expand AdCare’s reputation of being a quality employer and provider.

Idaho Treatment Facts

Idaho ranks 1st in treatment centers servicing/accepting access to Recovery (ATR) vouchers per 100,000 residents. Iowa is ranked one spot worse at spot 2.

When adjusted for population, Idaho ranks 2nd in treatment centers servicing/accepting seniors or older adults. Wyoming is just 1 spot worse, ranked 3 out of the United States. Maine is ranked one spot better at spot 1.

For matrix model clients, Idaho ranks 2nd in population-adjusted treatment centers. Maine is ranked one spot worse at spot 3. Alaska is ranked one spot better at spot 1.

Idaho is 2nd among U.S. states in treatment centers servicing or accepting adult women. Alaska is ranked one spot worse at spot 3. Maine is ranked one spot better at spot 1.

Idaho ranks 2nd in treatment centers servicing/accepting active duty military per 100,000 residents. Alaska is ranked one spot worse at spot 3. Maine is ranked one spot better at spot 1.

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Alcohol is far and away the biggest problem for Idahoans.

Every year for the past decade, the rates of past-year alcohol abuse and dependence among residents of Idaho has been significantly higher than the national average, says the report Idaho Substance Abuse and Mental Health Issues At-A-Glance published by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), especially among those between the ages of 12 and 17. The youth of Idaho are in crisis, and if the issue is not properly addressed, the adults of tomorrow will be struggling with alcoholism like never before.

If someone in your family in Idaho is living with dependence upon drugs or alcohol, waiting to intervene and get them medical and psychotherapeutic help could be deadly.

Meth and Marijuana Vie for the Number Two Spot In Idaho, the number one drug of choice among those who enter treatment is alcohol. But for the number two spot, methamphetamine and marijuana have been neck and neck and switching places over the last few years, according to SAMHSA. Though rates of use of both drugs have climbed steadily over the past 15 years, in the mid-2000s, methamphetamine use spiked sharply in Idaho, and in 2005 took the number two spot from marijuana. Last on the list, claimed as the drug of choice for between 10 and 20 percent of drug treatment patients over the last decade, is cocaine.

Lack of Treatment Options in Idaho

In just a few years, the number of drug rehabs in Idaho has dropped by about a third, says SAMHSA. In that same time period, the need for treatment has continued to rise steadily across the state. This means that the result has been excruciatingly long waiting lists for those in desperate need of immediate detox and addiction treatment.

According to the survey, there are still thousands of Idahoans every year who continue to live with chronic drug and alcohol abuse or addiction without getting the treatment they need. That means a constant risk of:

Drug overdose
Death due to accident under the influence
Severe health problems, either chronic or acute
Harm to family members due to negligence or poor choices made under the influence
Lost opportunities at work and school
Broken relationships at home

The Hope of Healing

It is never recommended that someone who deals with intense psychological cravings or physical withdrawal symptoms when they stop taking their drug of choice attempts to "go it alone" when it comes to detox and recovery. Too often, the end result is relapse, and if the period of sobriety during the attempted detox lasts more than a few days, this can ultimately result in overdose.

The best choice in drug rehab is the most comprehensive choice. Residential treatment is almost always preferred over outpatient care yet only about a dozen rehabs in Idaho even offer an inpatient treatment program and these often have a waiting list that is weeks or months long.