Residential Inpatient Treatment Program In Kansas
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Inpatient Rehab in the Midwest
If you have tried a quick, more affordable outpatient program in the past with poor results, or you have a loved one struggling with a severe addiction in need of full-time supervision, it might be time to consider a Midwest inpatient drug and alcohol rehab. Sometimes called residential programs, inpatient drug rehab in Kansas City helps extract you from your daily environment and any ongoing stress or triggers in your home, placing you in a safe, supportive, and secluded rehab center.
Call Arista at 877-279-0095 to discuss our residential drug rehab in the Midwest.
What Exactly is an Inpatient Rehab?
Inpatient rehab is a program that involves full-time therapy. During the course of your full-time treatment, you will live at the rehab clinic. You are typically not permitted to leave for the course of your rehab treatment. Certain facilities allow visitation in the form of family members on weekends or on designated family therapy days.
Meals are prepared for you and served at designated times during the day. When you wake up, you’ll have a full daily schedule involving different classes.
Every day might look a little different, but you’ll typically have some form of physical activity or exercise in the morning as well as group and individual therapy sessions, individual time for journaling or reflection, meal breaks, breaks in the afternoon for recreational purposes, additional therapy in the evenings, and a designated time for lights out. Below is an example schedule of a day at Arista’s inpatient program.
What the Difference Between Inpatient & Outpatient Rehab?
There are many differences between outpatient and inpatient drug rehabs.
- You live at the facility with inpatient rehab, but with outpatient rehab, you get to live at home and visit the facility for your treatments.
- Inpatient facilities provide all of your necessary services, including housekeeping and meal prep. You don’t have to do anything other than focus on yourself. With outpatient programs, you are responsible for yourself in every way, including transportation to and from your regular therapy sessions.
- Inpatient services are more expensive because they provide so much more for you.
- Our inpatient drug and alcohol rehab starts with medical detox. Not all outpatient programs require you to start with detox at that facility and might instead help arrange for a quick detox at your local hospital.
- Inpatient treatment usually lasts 30 days, 60 days, or 90 days during which time you have a full-time treatment schedule. By comparison, traditional outpatient programs only have you meet for a few hours every week.
It’s essential to recognize that many circumstances necessitate inpatient treatment rather than outpatient. Too often, people pick outpatient treatment just because it seems shorter, less demanding, or more affordable.If you start with the wrong level of treatment, however, you will struggle with maintaining your sobriety much more. We also offer outpatient rehab in Johnson County.
Call Arista to review our residential drug rehab in the Midwest and verify your insurance benefits.
What to Look for in an Inpatient Rehab
What you look for in an inpatient drug and alcohol rehab will vary based on what is most important to you. For some people, price and insurance might be the most important factor, followed by amenities and modalities. For others, family integration and amenities are the most important.
Modalities
Modalities should be one of the top concerns when evaluating different rehab centers. Modalities refer to the types of therapies offered.
Traditional rehab centers might offer few options in the way of modalities, focusing primarily on individual psychotherapy and group meetings like 12-step programs. More advanced rehab centers will specialize in cognitive behavioral therapy for mental health issues, holistic practices like music therapy or horticultural therapy, and mindfulness exercises like yoga or meditation.
Amenities
Everyone wants to be comfortable. Some facilities have a lot of amenities like outdoor activities, recreation rooms, swimming pools, or golf courses. Others have things like on-site dieticians and nutritionists who can prepare healthy and delicious meals for you throughout your program. Inpatient drug rehab in Kansas City can look different depending on your facility.
Social Support
Social support should be an important factor in your decision. This social support can come from family integration, where your family participates in your rehab practices. For many people, this is an important step for long-term recovery because involving family helps to repair damaged relationships associated with substance abuse, improve communication, and give family members the tools they need to best support those in recovery.
Social support can also take the form of group activities, both on-campus and off-campus, and a supportive team of staff members that get to know each person they are helping on an individual basis.
Contact Arista to learn more about amenities and modalities at our Midwest recovery center.
What is the Importance of Finding an Inpatient Drug & Alcohol Rehab to Fit My Needs?
As mentioned, inpatient drug and alcohol rehab can look very different from one facility to the next. You should try to find one that best fits your needs.
- For starters, some substances can be hazardous when you try to detox. Complications from withdrawal symptoms can pose significant health risks, but with an appropriate inpatient facility, you can get things like medication-assisted treatment and medical supervision during detox.
- There’s also the mental health consideration. Some people struggle with mental health disorders in addition to substance abuse disorders and need treatment for problems like depression or anxiety at the same time that they get treatment for substance abuse. If you don’t pick a facility that offers co-occurring disorder services or dual diagnosis treatment, you may end up focusing exclusively on your substance abuse and find yourself still struggling with the symptoms of mental health disorders after you get clean.
To learn more about how our Paola drug rehab can help you with your personal needs, call us at 877-279-0095 for a confidential evaluation free of charge.
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A physician, nurse, clinical staff, and therapist supervise the process of detoxing, which entails a comprehensive evaluation and the onset of detoxing substances from the body with the possible use of medication. Once the body is rid of toxic substances, the patient can begin addiction treatment.
Medical detox is the process of allowing your body to rid itself of drugs and other toxic substances—with the use of medications to reduce the symptoms of withdrawal and to make detoxing safer—that have been in the body for a length of time.
Frequently Asked Questions About Inpatient Rehab
How Much Does Inpatient Rehab Cost?
The cost of inpatient rehab depends on insurance benefits, as well as the length of time a client is admitted.
Does Medicare pay for inpatient rehab?
Medicare covers the cost of inpatient alcohol and drug rehab, although there are treatment centers and types of treatment that may or may not be covered.
How long is inpatient rehab for drugs?
The length of stay for a client in inpatient rehab for drugs varies. Factors that influence the length of time in treatment include the severity of addiction, insurance coverage, and what the treatment team deems is appropriate for each individual.
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Arista Recovery is a comprehensive drug and alcohol detox center in Missouri. We specialize in multiple levels of care, which means if you are addicted to alcohol, we can help you with a medication-assisted treatment plan that targets the most severe symptoms over the first week of your detox and then gives you ongoing medication and therapy to help you stay sober.
We can also work with you for addiction to things like cocaine, providing medication during your first few days, problems with rebound insomnia, and medication and therapy to help you cope with the months of cravings that often follow.
Arista Recovery provides an inpatient drug rehab in the Midwest. Once you finish your supervised detox, you can start a residential program at our state-of-the-art, 38-acre facility or a partial hospitalization program if you need something more intense and shorter. We can also help you gradually transition into an intensive outpatient or standard outpatient level of care.
