Find Affordable Treatment Facilities Near Me
There are many different types of low-cost and affordable treatment centers in Delaware. However, the type of treatment can vary greatly. When considering entering a more affordable option, you should compare the different lengths of stay versus the price of the center. The longer that you staying a treatment program usually gives you the better the result. If a person can stay at a treatment facility for 2-3 months, the success of treatment goes up dramatically. Don’t get taken in by the “quick-cure” type of facilities that guarantee recovery. Recovery is a battle and you need to put as much, if not more, energy into your sobriety as you did to become addicted. If you do this you will be successful and prosper in recovery.
More expensive treatment centers in Delaware can charge tens of thousands of dollars for the average 28-day program. We can help you locate the most effective treatment center in your area at a cost that most people can afford. The average low-cost treatment program can range from $3000 a month to $6000 a month. Sometimes there are grants that cover most of the out-of-pocket expenses.
Call now to speak with a counselor who can get you enrolled in treatment at an affordable price, or even help you find a completely free drug rehab near you.
What is the difference between a Low-cost Facility and Luxury Drug Rehab Center?
Low-cost drug rehab centers offer the same type of treatment as higher-cost treatment facilities. The only differences are the amenities and the housing. Most rehabilitation programs in Delaware offer the same type of treatment. At a low-cost treatment center, more people can afford to stay for a longer program. When you have a longer program, usually, the better the result as more of the person’s case can be handled in treatment. The most common of these 30 to 90-day programs are sober living and social models. Although the amount of one-on-one therapy may be lower, an addicted person entering this type of program can succeed.
Drugs that Need Medical Detoxification
Below is a partial list of drugs that need a medical detox. These are just a few of the everyday addictive drugs, if the drug you are having problems with is not on this list, give us a call and we will let you know if a medical detox is needed.
Medically supervised detoxification is often required for:
- Alcohol, prescription painkillers, and a variety of opiates
- Codeine
- Darvocet
- Dilaudid
- Fentanyl
- Heroin
- Levo-Alpha Acetyl Methadol (LAAM)
- Lorcet
- Lortab
- Methadone
- Ms-Contin/Astramorph (morphine)
- Norco
- Oxycontin
- Percocet
- Percodan
- Stadol/Butorphanol
- Vicodin
- Xanax
- Zydone
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