Addiction Solutions Bucks County PA

Rehabilitation Services for Alcohol and Substance Abuse in Bucks County PA

Detox Bucks County PA

Before patients enter our Intensive Outpatient Treatment (IOP) or Partial Hospitalization Treatment (PHP), some may require an in-house drug or alcohol detox.

The detoxification process cleanses the body of drugs and alcohol and is the first step in recovering from substance and/or alcohol abuse disorder.

Our medically supervised detox helps patients wean themselves off a drug or alcohol. This process cleanses the bloodstream of the substances, assisting the patient in feeling normal again. We provide a full medical detox, which means patients undergo comprehensive medical and psychological care.

Most major insurance companies typically cover a portion of your detox stay.

Because detoxification is different between drug and alcohol users, our detox programs are customized to treat each type of addiction.

During this period, patients may experience withdrawal symptoms, which are the body’s natural adverse reaction to battling the loss of something it has become accustomed to.

Withdrawal symptoms are similar across drug and alcohol detox and include abdominal pain, nausea, and vomiting. But alcohol detox is unique due to patients experiencing “DTs,” or delirium tremens, which are severe hallucinations.

The severity of withdrawal symptoms is why we designed our detox centers to provide as much emphasis as comfort and luxury as possible.

Our detox centers provide a maximum of two patients in each room. Each person has their own TVs, and multiple comfort amenities are available, including a holistic spa, massage and salon services, and movie theater access.

At DayBreak Treatment Solutions, we design customized programs for each person’s situation, which helps streamline positive results. The other part of the equation is making that detox process as comfortable as possible, which has prompted us to emphasize luxury for our patients.

The more comfortable a patient, the more successful the recovery, and, ultimately, the more quickly they can return to a healthy everyday life.

DayBreak Drug and Alcohol Detox Centers: FAQs

What are some of the side effects of detox:

Detoxification affects everyone differently. But the most typical of side effects include:

• Headaches

• Lethargy

• Tremors

• Depressions

• Sweating

• Anxiety

• Irritability

• Muscle Aches

• Pasty Tongue

• Issues Sleeping

• Hallucinations (DTs in alcohol withdrawal)

• Blood Pressure and Heart Beat fluctuations

What’s the average detox period?

The typical detox period varies from three to 10 days.

After detox, what’s needed before entering a treatment program?

Being medically stable is the only criterion for stepping down to a lower level of care, such as Residential, Partial Hospitalization Treatment (PHP), or Intensive Outpatient Treatment (IOP).

Is detox medically supervised?

Yes. The detox is staffed with nurses, nurse practitioners, and is overseen by a physician.

Do you use medications?

Yes. We do use medication to help with the detox process.

Are there steps required after finishing detox?

There are “required” steps after detox. Level of care recommendations will vary for each client, but some form of aftercare is always prudent.

Are alcohol and drug detox patients placed into the same rooms, or separated?

We will try to accomodate roommates with similar issues.

How many detox facilities are on the grounds?

The detox facility has 16 beds. All bedrooms have two personal televisions with headphone, a private bathroom with a shower, and premium adjustable beds.

Inpatient Rehab Bucks County PA

Facing the challenges of addiction recovery on your own may not be an option. Mental health conditions and the initial detox can make the process dangerous. The stress you will face alone, or without proper guidance, can inflate other struggles that can cloud your mind and hinder recovery. Other outside influences can be detrimental to progress, as well. Even if addiction is beat, those who attempt to face substance abuse disorders alone will often relapse.

Our inpatient drug and alcohol rehab provides extensive care and support during this process. Therapy sessions, medical detox, and a communal effort will all be implored to help you achieve total and real addiction recovery.

What is Inpatient Drug and Alcohol Rehab Treatment?

Inpatient drug and alcohol rehabilitation treatment is the most attentive and effective means of dealing with severe addictions. This is achieved at a residential treatment center, which means that the patient will reside at the treatment center during their recovery process.

While the concept is to place the patient in a safe and healthy environment, it will not impede their ability to function. Some programs offer dedicated time slots for patients to conduct work-related duties. This is something to be mindful of during program selection.

Treatment plans can vary, which makes it essential for those who are considering this type of program to select the one that best suits their personal needs.

With any inpatient program, you can expect to follow a 12-step treatment program that will provide appropriate medical care and therapy sessions. Medical treatment includes a medical detox to ensure your body is ready for recovery.

Therapy will provide you with the emotional and mental support needed to kick an addiction as well as build and strengthen you to take on life after treatment is complete. Therapy sessions will include one-on-one and group therapy. Those with existing mental health issues will also get the care they need on their road to recovery.

You will also be supplied with meals and recreational activities. As you reside, you will be provided with a room. Some facilities may provide shared rooms while others offer more privacy. What is being provided to you will depend on the program you have selected. It would be best if you balanced these accommodations with treatment as they can play a crucial role in addiction recovery.

In any case, this type of program will remove outside influences but will not cut off your support system. Most inpatient treatment centers offer family programs and family therapy sessions. They also include activities. Inpatient programs understand the value of keeping your loved ones alongside you during recovery and that the steps taken through family programs will only help you to recovery and reduce the likeliness of relapse.

What is the Cost of Inpatient Rehab?

On average, inpatient treatment programs can cost anywhere from $2,000 to $25,000 for a 30-day stay. The amount of time you spend with a facility is a significant contributor to the cost but isn’t the only one.

Other contributors to cost are the size of the facility; it’s location; and the program you’ve selected. The more luxurious and inclusive the program is, the more expensive your stay will be. You must try not to let these factors impact your decision.

While money can be tight, you don’t want to let it have a detrimental impact on your selection. Conversely, you don’t want to buy into flashy features. Instead, you should take the time to ensure the program you are about to invest in will provide you with the treatment and care you need.

What Happens After Inpatient Treatment?

Aftercare is something many patients will need or want after you complete the program. Regardless of the program’s effectiveness, you may feel that you still need guidance and support to help ensure recovery and prevent relapse.

Many inpatient treatment programs offer these additional steps; this is not always the case. If you feel that aftercare is needed, you will need to make sure that the plan of your choice will provide it to you.

Does Inpatient Treatment Work?

Inpatient treatment programs are designed to not only treat addiction but stabilize an individual’s condition. Through therapy sessions, the program will offer emotional support needed for the individual to get back on the wagon once they’ve recovered from their addiction.

Those who complete the program will be ready to lead a productive, healthy lifestyle both at home and at work—many individuals who complete the program stop using addictive substances and lead a better lifestyle altogether.

How Long is Inpatient Rehab for Drugs and Alcohol?

Stay periods vary depending on the severity of the patient’s substance abuse disorder. Patients typically stay for a 30-day period, but this can be extended. Longer stays generally range from 60-90 days but can be even longer.

The length of your stay will be determined based on your addiction. Whether or not you’ve visited rehab before is another critical determining factor. Mental health conditions will also be taken into consideration, as proper care is crucial for recovery.

You must stay for as long as it takes to recover fully. Cutting your stay short could be detrimental to your chances of long-term sobriety.

How Do Facilities Vary?

Inpatient rehab facilities can differ vastly from one another. More basic programs will offer shared rooms, cafeteria meals, and recreational activities such as tabletop sports. On the opposite end of the spectrum, programs will have a much more luxurious approach with a resort-like setting with recreational activities such as golf, swimming, and more.

What About Insurance? Is Inpatient Rehab Covered?

Some insurance providers may cover inpatient rehab or a portion of it. Contact us today and we can check your insurance for you to see if it will cover drug and alcohol rehab.

Nobody wants financial hardships to stand in their way when trying to overcome a substance abuse disorder. If the price is an issue, you should also reach out to the program of your choice to discuss payment options. Many provide programs to help make treatment more affordable, along with scholarships and even in-house financing options.

Partial Hospitaliation (PHP) Bucks County PA

• Structured housing support (live link)

• Comprehensive evaluation and treatment planning

• Community Integration

• Morning, afternoon and evening sessions six days a week

• Master’s-level therapists & co-occurring support

Intensive Outpatient (IOP) Levittown PA

• Employment support

• Nine hours of group therapy a week

• Life skills education

• Supportive alumni meetings (weekly) and events

Preferred Housing Program Bucks County

For clients that require out-patient housing we offer housing through our preferred network of local recovery houses

• PHP – Structured and supervised living while attending our Partial Hospitalization program.

• IOP – First step towards a fully integrated sober life with a semi structured living situation encouraging a work/ life balance with an emphasis on working a program of sobriety thru 12-step programs. Employment support. Random drug testing.

• Sober Living Housing – Fully integrated back into the mainstream and sharing a home with sober roommates.