Millville Inpatient Drug and Alcohol Rehab Centers
Substance abuse affects many residents in Millville, NJ, whether indirectly or directly.
In 2016, Millville, NJ had 243 hospitalizations for heroin, 100 hospitalizations for alcohol, and 80 for marijuana.1 Cumberland County, where Millville is located, had 858 hospitalizations for heroin, 503 for alcohol, and 265 for marijuana. Of these Cumberland County hospitalizations, 66% were men. The most common age group hospitalized for these issues was 35-44. More than 33% of those people who received treatment did not have any insurance.1
While it can be difficult to identify if you or a loved one needs treatment, there are some signs you can look out for. The following are some of the most common signs that you could benefit from treatment:2
- You have tried many times but failed to cut down on your substance use
- You think about using drugs or alcohol often
- Using drugs or alcohol interferes with other essential activities, such as your job
- You have stolen things to pay for drugs
- You have experienced a drug or alcohol overdose
- You have taken one drug to get over the effects of another
- You use alcohol or drugs as a way to cope with anger or other negative emotions
It’s important to reach out for help; however, if you don’t have insurance, you might be worried about whether you can afford treatment. The following options may be available to you to help with the cost of substance abuse treatment:2
- Sliding fee scale treatment centers
- No cost or low-cost treatment
- Insurance through the Affordable Care Act
- Veterans services
Seeking help is a good first step toward recovery. Browse our directory for treatment centers near you or in other cities around the country.
Sources:
- Department of Human Services: Division of Mental Health and Addiction Services
Office of Planning, Research, Evaluation and Prevention. (2017). New Jersey Drug and Alcohol Abuse Treatment Substance Abuse Overview 2016 Cumberland County. - National Institute on Drug Abuse. (2016). What to Do If You Have a Problem with Drugs: For Adults.
Know before you go...
- Going to rehab can be an entirely new experience. Learn more about how rehab works.
- Learn about the admissions process at American Addiction Centers.
- Check your insurance to see if you’re covered at an AAC treatment center.
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Meet the Pros
Christopher Ferry CNMI
Founder
Boca Recovery CenterChristopher Ferry is an addiction recovery advocate, professional coach, motivational entrepreneur, and internet personality. Ferry is best known for his work in digital marketing and as the Founder of the Florida-based Boca Recovery Center. With Ferry’s counseling and coaching, you can lead a sober life and also develop your personality. Raised in New Jersey and based in Florida, Ferry began helping people from a young age. The long-time sportsman played ice hockey on his high school varsity team, and at 18 years old, he received a tryout invitation for the U.S. National Team Development Program (Team USA). He quit ice hockey when he got into drugs. After extensive struggles with his addiction, Ferry attended drug rehab on several occasions. During this time, he served as the co-founder of We Insure Florida, a Jacksonville-based insurance franchise. He was forced to leave his position and return to rehab as a result of his drug abuse. Then, when he got sober, Ferry started using his past experiences to help others facing similar situations. After Seven years of sobriety, Ferry is the founder of Boca Recovery Center, a notable drug and alcohol treatment facility. He is a Certified National Master Interventionist (CNMI) from the National Association of Drug & Alcohol Interventionists (NADAI), and he has studied marketing and business development in great detail. Ferry launched Clean and Sober – Addiction Recovery Support, one of the largest social media groups of its category. He is also the first addiction recovery advocate to work with influencers Riff Raff, Stiches, Supreme Patty and Tyrone. In his free time, Ferry is an avid athlete and sportsman. He regularly attends sporting events and maintains a deep interest in physical fitness.
Jeffrey A. Berman, MD, FASAM
Medical Director and Attending Physician
SOBA New JerseyJeffrey A. Berman, MD, FASAM is a Diplomate and Fellow of the American Society of Addiction Medicine. He is the Executive Medical Director of Discovery Institute for Addictive Disorders in Marlboro, NJ and Clinical Assistant Professor of Psychiatry at the Robert Wood Johnson Medical School. He was recruited from Bergen Regional Medical Center, NJ’s largest acute psychiatric hospital, where he served as Director of Chemical Dependency Services to join Discovery Institute in Marlboro. Dr. Berman is a diplomate of the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology (ABPN) in Adult and Addiction Psychiatry as well as Psychosomatic Medicine. He has been certified by the American Society of Addiction Medicine since 1988 and is Board Certified in Addiction Medicine (ABAM). Dr. Berman’s area of special interest in research and teaching is Pain Management and Co-occurring Opioid Dependence. He is also a strong advocate for Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) for the chronic persistent mentally ill. Dr. Berman participated in NIDA’s clinical trials of Buprenorphine/Naloxone for treatment of heroin addiction in 2001. Since then he has developed innovative treatment programs for individuals with Co-occurring disorders as well as Substance Use Disorders. Dr. Berman served as Chief of Psychiatry at Fort Leavenworth, KS including the Department of Defense’s US Disciplinary Barracks located at Fort Leavenworth. He recently retired from the US Army Reserve after 22 years of service which included service in Operations Desert Storm and Iraqi Freedom. He is currently the Psychiatric Consultant to the Department of Immigration Health (DIHS), a division of Homeland security. Prior to coming to New Jersey, he served as Medical Director of Gieisinger Health Care’s Marworth chemical dependency center and consultant to pain management centers in New Jersey and Pennsylvania for issues of addiction, pain and co-occurring mood disorders. He has taken an active role in the medical treatment of HIV patients in all of these clinical settings.
Jennifer Hansen
CEO
Enlightened SolutionsMy addiction took me to places I never imagined. I lived on the streets with a $300-a-day heroin habit. With dark circles under my eyes and track marks along my arms, I felt dead; my soul was gone. At the time, life seemed hopeless.
After several attempts at rehabilitation, I finally successfully detoxed at Seabrook House in Seabrook, NJ. I then entered a women's transitional facility in Southern California where, during my 3-month stay, I began to gather the tools I needed to live without drugs. I learned the simple life skills that are necessary to stay clean and obtain serenity in my life. I stayed in California for 2 & 1/2 years while working and participating in 12-step recovery before returning home to NJ.
I saw the need for something following the short term treatment that addicts were getting and began to pursue opening some housing for recovering addicts in NJ similar to what I experienced in California. So, here's what happened…
2001 - The Hansen Foundation, Inc. was formed.
2004 - Hansen House for Men opened with 34 bed capacity
2005 - Hansen House for Women opened with 34 bed capacity
2007 - Serenity House for Women opened with 11 beds
2008 - Serenity Meadows for Women opened with 10 beds
2012 - Randy Scarborough House for Men opened with 12 beds
2014 - Serenity Rose House for Women opened with 11 beds
2015 - Serenity Estates opened the first luxury sober living house for Women in NJ
2015 - September 15 - Enlightened Solutions opened with Partial Care, IOP & OP Treatment
2015 - Serenity Estates for Men opened with 14 beds
2015 - Hope Farm opened to the community to provide theraputic equine services
I have been drug-free for 20 years and along with continuing to keep recovery my #1 priority, I practice yoga regularly and believe in eating healthy and organic foods. We are what we eat after all and our body is really all we have so we better take good care of it! I am so excited to be able to incorporate all of what I have learned in my recovery for the benefit of those in Enlightened Solutions and all of the Serenity Houses.
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