FAQs

Addiction rehabilitation programs are designed to help patients overcome their personal struggles with addiction and co-occurring mental health disorders.

They incorporate behavioral therapies, counseling, medication management, and other services to develop new recovery skills to overcome addiction and maintain sobriety.

At Into Action Recovery Centers, we offer a variety of programs to cater to the unique needs of our patients, including:

– Intervention Services
– Customized Treatment
– 12-Step Program
– Family Therapy
– Recreational Therapy
– Mental Health/Dual Diagnosis Treatment
– Evidence-Based Therapies
– Alumni Program

Residential and outpatient rehab are the two primary levels of care for addiction treatment.

Residential care requires the patient to live on-site at the facility for the duration of their treatment.

Outpatient care allows patients to live at home and commute to the facility for treatment rather than stay on-site.

The best choice for each patient will depend on the severity of their addiction and their personal situation. We also offer a Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) for patients who have completed a residential recovery program and are ready to transition into an outpatient setting gradually.

Medical detox is when a patient undergoes detoxification from substances with medical supervision.

Stopping the use of drugs or alcohol after the body has developed a dependency on them can cause uncomfortable withdrawal symptoms.

The on-site medical detox ensures that the patient is safe and doesn’t relapse during the detox process.

In some cases, our doctors may prescribe medication to suppress withdrawal symptoms and make the overall process easier.

Our team is dedicated to helping as many people as possible who suffer from substance abuse and addiction.

To maintain this goal, we have developed programs for the treatment of the following substances:

– Alcohol Addiction
– Opioid Addiction
– Meth Addiction
– Fentanyl Addiction
– Prescription Drug Addiction
– Marijuana Addiction

We take most major insurances, including:

-BlueCross
-BlueShield
-Ambetter
-Beacon
-Friday Health Plans
-United Healthcare
-Value Options
-Aetna
-Magellan Health
-Humana
-Molina Healthcare
-Cigna
-Baylor Scott & White Health
-Oscar
-Tricare

Verify your insurance here, or call us to see if your HMO, PPO, or EPO insurance plan will cover your treatment.

We also have affordable self-pay plans available.

Addiction doesn’t look the same for everyone, and it can be challenging to identify in a loved one. 

Some of the most common signs of addiction can include:

-Difficulty controlling substance use
-Neglecting responsibilities
-Experiencing withdrawal symptoms
-Relationship problems
-Health complications

We offer assessments that evaluate addiction severity and recommend personalized treatment plans, including residential and outpatient programs, to support effective and lasting addiction recovery.

Take our online assessment here!

We tailor our treatment programs to each individual’s recovery needs. Depending on your or your loved one’s particular situation, you can expect a combination of medical detox (if needed), behavioral therapies, counseling, and support groups that help address the physical and emotional aspects of addiction. 

Our programs include:

-Family therapy
-12-step meetings
-Evidence-based therapies
–Dual diagnosis treatment for co-occurring mental health disorders

How long treatment takes is different depending on the individual and various factors, including:

-Addiction severity
-Substance type (e.g., alcohol, opioids, or prescription drugs)
-Personal progress

Medical detox can take 5–10 days, while residential programs typically range from 30–90 days. 

Outpatient care or partial hospitalization programs (PHP) can last weeks or even months. We create customized treatment plans to ensure you get the exact treatment you need for lasting sobriety.

Family involvement, including moms and spouses, is crucial to addiction recovery. We offer family therapy that educates loved ones about addiction, improves communication, and strengthens the individual’s support system. 

Families will learn how to practice setting healthy boundaries, manage expectations, and participate in their loved one’s recovery, helping contribute to their sobriety while maintaining their own well-being.

Yes, plenty of people with addiction also struggle with co-occurring mental health conditions such as depression, anxiety, or trauma. 

Our dual diagnosis treatment program addresses both addiction and co-occurring mental health disorders simultaneously, making sure no stone is left unturned. 

Through evidence-based therapies, counseling, and medication management, we help patients manage mental health problems and reduce the risk of relapse.

Recovery is a lifelong journey, and that’s why we offer ongoing support to patients who graduate from our programs. Our Alumni Program connects you with ongoing support groups, sober activities, and resources to help prevent relapse and maintain sobriety. 

We also provide guidance on transitioning to outpatient care or community-based programs like Al-Anon or 12-step meetings to reinforce coping skills and a strong support system.

Learning about addiction, providing positive encouragement for recovery, and setting healthy boundaries for yourself are all essential ways to support your loved one struggling with addiction. We also include family in our recovery programs, offering family therapy and educational resources.

The consequences of not getting treatment for addiction are serious, including:

-worsening mental health disorders
-physical health issues
-strained relationships
-job loss
-legal troubles
-dangerous withdrawal symptoms
-death

Seeking professional addiction treatment reduces these risks and empowers individuals to reclaim their health and freedom from substance dependence.

Yes, confidentiality is a priority at Into Action Recovery. We adhere to strict privacy laws like HIPAA to protect your personal and medical information. 

Whether you’re seeking treatment for yourself or a loved one, our team ensures a safe, discreet environment so you can focus on recovery without worry.