Rehab Admission

The first step of our admissions process is starting a conversation. When you are ready to commit to sustainable healing and long-term recovery, reach out to us. Afterward, our addiction specialists will speak with you directly to learn about your health history, addiction history, and prior treatment programs. In other words, this will allow us to match you with the best program for your specific needs.

We know that trying to understand addiction treatment coverage through your insurance plan can be frustrating and confusing. That is why we’ve ensured you can verify your insurance with one click on our website. This is the second step to rehab admission.

Moreover, for additional insurance-related questions, reach out to our staff members to take a closer look at your insurance plan. At 4 Seasons Detox and Recovery House, we prioritize your substance abuse treatment. We will work with you to overcome any cost barriers.

Our staff of medical and mental health professionals will evaluate clients during intake to determine the best treatment plan for their needs. Afterward, after you complete this intake process, you will receive a formal referral for treatment at 4 Seasons Detox.

Medical Detox

Typically, an individual will start recovery by going through a medical detox at a treatment center. Therefore, quitting substances “cold turkey” can lead to many uncomfortable and potentially dangerous physical and psychological side effects. This is why withdrawal can be difficult to manage alone. Initially, at the beginning of your addiction treatment, we safely and comfortably clear your body of harmful toxins through the medical detox.

Rehab Program

Subsequently, after detox, you will begin a rehab program that caters to your specific needs. In order to address your unique struggle with substance use, our drug and alcohol rehab program combines the proper mental health treatment and wellness education. The goal, consequently, is to help you develop healthy habits that can help you curb addictive behaviors.

Inpatient Treatment

Residential treatment, also referred to as inpatient rehab, can be a helpful option if your loved one is struggling with severe drug or alcohol use disorder, has co-occurring disorders such as depression or anxiety, or is especially prone to relapse. Inpatient rehab, on the other hand, provides a safe and structured environment where patients can learn how to live a life free of drugs and alcohol.

Outpatient Treatment

Alternatively, outpatient programs such as our Partial Hospitalization Program are an ideal choice for those who do not require 24/7 support, are not at risk for relapse, or have already completed a residential program. Besides, our team will work directly with you to determine which level of support is the best fit for your needs.

Finally, the fourth step of rehab admission is starting your recovery. Therefore, if you or a loved one is struggling with substance abuse or mental health issues, we’re here to help. For questions about payment plans, what insurances we accept, or scholarship opportunities, give us a call. In order to provide you with the necessary information, we are happy to assist you and help you pursue a sober life.