Are you or a loved one struggling with substance abuse and in need of professional help? Finding an inpatient alcohol and drug rehab treatment near you can be a crucial step toward recovery.

Addiction can have a devastating impact on individuals and their families. Deciding to seek help at a reputable rehab facility can give you the boost and guidance you need to kick the addiction. It’s your stepping stone towards leading a healthy, drug-free existence.

In your journey to recovery, you should select a rehab center that fits you like a glove – one offering customized therapy and comprehensive support. Inpatient rehab is a great choice if you are looking for treatment options for a substance use disorder. It is also the safest option for people with addictions to opioids or alcohol.

In this article, we will explore the benefits of inpatient alcohol and drug rehab treatment and provide tips on how to find the best facility near you.

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What is Inpatient Rehab?

According to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, inpatient rehabilitation is a form of treatment where you stay at a hospital or treatment program overnight for a few days or weeks.

This is usually for people needing 24-hour care for their mental health or drug or alcohol misuse. Most of these programs are connected to a hospital or clinic. (1)

With inpatient rehab, there is a structured environment where people can get away from the triggers and stressors in their daily lives to focus on healing.

Inpatient rehab programs offer a full approach to addiction treatment with methods such as:

Evidence-based therapies
Counseling
Medical supervision
Peer support

Not all treatment providers will offer inpatient rehab programs. Some addiction treatment centers offer treatment services that are limited to outpatient.

Although outpatient treatment is also an effective method, it’s not the best treatment method for everyone.

The Benefits of Inpatient Rehab

Inpatient alcohol and drug rehab treatment programs offer an intensive level of care for individuals struggling with substance use disorders.

Here are some of the key benefits.

24/7 Supervision and Support: Inpatient rehab programs offer round-the-clock supervision and support from trained professionals. This constant availability ensures access to assistance whenever needed, especially during stages like detox.
Medical Care: Inpatient rehab facilities have medical staff on-site to monitor health and manage any medical issues that may arise during treatment. This includes providing medications to alleviate withdrawal symptoms and address any underlying medical conditions.
Comprehensive Treatment: Inpatient rehab programs offer a wide range of evidence-based therapies and counseling services. These may include individual therapy, group therapy, family therapy, cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), and more. (2) (3)
Dual Diagnosis Treatment: Many individuals with substance use disorders also struggle with co-occurring mental health conditions. Inpatient rehab programs often specialize in dual diagnosis treatment, addressing both addiction and underlying mental health issues simultaneously. (4)
Peer Support: Rehabilitation facilities focus on inpatient treatment and provide a supportive community environment where individuals can connect with peers who are going through similar experiences. Peer support can be incredibly beneficial, offering encouragement, understanding, and inspiration for recovery.
Relapse Prevention Skills: Inpatient rehab programs focus on equipping individuals with the tools and coping strategies needed to prevent relapse and maintain sobriety long-term. These skills may include stress management techniques, communication skills, problem-solving skills, and healthy lifestyle habits.

Inpatient Alcohol & Drug Treatment

Inpatient alcohol and drug addiction treatment is for individuals seeking long-term recovery from alcohol use and drug addiction. It occurs in a structured and supportive environment where individuals reside for a specific period, receiving intensive, round-the-clock care.

An individual with substance use disorder may be admitted to a medically managed withdrawal management or inpatient facility with acute physical health care needs requiring medical and nursing care. Once medically stable, the individual may next need a clinically managed adult residential program for treatment services or an intensive outpatient or outpatient program that includes medication-assisted treatment (MAT). (5)

Inpatient substance use disorder treatments offer a supportive and therapeutic environment. Here, individuals can learn vital coping skills, explore the root causes of their addiction, and establish a solid foundation for long-term sobriety.

A study showed a statistically significant advantage for inpatient treatment (followed by 6 months of outpatient care) in the percentage of days abstinent. Inpatients are also three times more likely to complete treatment than outpatients. (6)

Differences Between Inpatient and Outpatient Rehab Centers

Inpatient and outpatient rehab centers offer distinct approaches to addiction treatment, each catering to individuals with varying needs and circumstances.

Inpatient rehab centers provide:

Intensive, 24-hour care within a residential setting where individuals live for the duration of their treatment program. This environment allows for constant supervision, structured programming, and a supportive community atmosphere needed for recovery.
Higher level of care for those with severe addiction or co-occurring mental health issues, or those in need of a safe and supportive environment to focus solely on their recovery.

Outpatient options can be sufficient for people with less severe addictions.

An outpatient treatment program offers:

Regular sessions at the rehab center offer more flexibility, allowing individuals to attend treatment sessions while continuing to live at home and fulfill their daily responsibilities but it does not involve a residential stay.
Similar therapeutic interventions as inpatient rehab, such as individual counseling, group therapy, and medication management, typically require less time commitment and may be better suited for individuals with milder substance use disorders or strong support systems in place.

It helps people understand addiction, their triggers, and their reasons for using drugs. This treatment can be done at a doctor’s office or via telehealth appointment. (7)

The Difference Between Residential Treatment & Intensive Outpatient Treatment for Drug Addiction

Intensive outpatient treatments are another option for drug addiction recovery. The intensive outpatient treatment option is a middle ground between inpatient residential treatment and outpatient treatment.

With this treatment option, the patient visits the rehab center more regularly than a standard outpatient (on an intensive schedule). They may also be given a treatment plan that includes attending various sessions in the community.

This can mean attending support groups or therapy sessions.

Intensive outpatient programs (IOPs) for substance abuse are designed to cater to individuals with substance use disorders who do not require round-the-clock care in residential or inpatient treatment facilities. They also serve as a transitional option for individuals who have completed inpatient treatment but still require structured support.

IOPs typically involve a minimum of 9 hours of treatment per week, spread across three 3-hour sessions.

One of the primary advantages of IOPs is that individuals can receive treatment while remaining in their own homes and communities, aiding in their adjustment to daily life outside of a residential facility. (8)

Understanding Detox at Inpatient Rehab Programs

When many people think about addiction treatment, they automatically think of detoxification (detox). This is where you abstain from taking a substance or drinking alcohol and allow your body to rid all traces of it naturally. Although this is paramount to the addiction recovery process, it is only a small part of a larger program.

Patients who are deemed unsuitable for outpatient detoxification are considered candidates for inpatient detoxification. Inpatient settings provide continuous medical care and supervision from a trained professional staff, ensuring prompt intervention for any serious complications that may arise.

Moreover, these environments restrict patient access to alcohol and offer a separation from substance-using environments, which can be crucial for the detoxification process. (9)

Detoxing can be uncomfortable for anyone with an addiction. Detoxing at an inpatient drug or inpatient alcohol rehab center can be the safest and most comfortable way to detox. This is because you’ll always be under the supervision of healthcare professionals, and the level of care you receive will be second to none.

Medication-Assisted Treatment Detox

Some people require a medication-assisted treatment detox. This is where they will be given medication to manage the withdrawal symptoms that come with detoxification from drug abuse.

Withdrawal symptoms can be severe for those with an addiction to opiates or alcohol; without medical supervision and intervention, detoxing can be very dangerous. Inpatient rehab centers like ours provide you with a confidential, comfortable, and safe space for medical detox.

They provide Medically Managed Inpatient Withdrawal Management. This is an organized inpatient substance abuse withdrawal management service. Nursing professionals provide 24-hour, medically-directed observation, evaluation, monitoring, and withdrawal management in an acute care inpatient setting. (10)

Post-Detox Completion

Once you have completed detox, we focus on using a range of inpatient addiction treatment options as part of the recovery process. This is key to relapse prevention and often involves attending group therapy and support groups.

However, we know this isn’t for everyone, which is why we’ll work with you to create an individualized treatment plan that caters to your needs and works for you.

What We Provide in Our Inpatient Alcohol Rehab and Drug Rehab Treatment Programs

Alcohol and substance abuse treatment often follow a similar framework. However, at Zinnia Health, we have a range of highly experienced professionals providing individualized treatment options for those needing alcohol rehab or drug rehab. (11)

If you decide inpatient rehab is for you, you’ll stay at our treatment facility for an agreed time and partake in a treatment program designed to help you recover from your addiction. We tailor our treatment programs to suit you, so you can be sure that you’ll always receive the best healthcare.

We understand that everyone is different, so what works for one person may not work for another.

We provide a range of treatment options and have highly experienced staff members with broad knowledge and experience relating to substance abuse, addiction, and alcoholism.

Some people may benefit from different treatment methods than others. For example,

Family therapy can work for some people but not for others. (12)
Group therapy can benefit those who feel comfortable in a group setting. Five group therapy models that are effective for substance abuse treatment (13):
- Psychoeducational groups
- Skills development groups
- Cognitive—behavioral/problem-solving groups
- Support groups
- Interpersonal process groups
Individual therapy may be best for those more comfortable alone or who have social anxiety disorder.

We believe that everyone deserves the best care possible. We understand that many people with drug addictions also suffer from mental health issues.

This is why our addiction treatment program also focuses on mental health issues behavioral health, and overall wellness.

Another inpatient treatment center may provide less comprehensive addiction treatment programs. We believe our approach focuses on the complexities of addiction and tackles the issue at its core. Some people may need a dual diagnosis and modified treatment program to thrive.

How Our Inpatient Rehab Centers are Beneficial for Addiction Treatment & Mental Health

We use a range of treatment options to treat both addiction and mental health issues. Mental health treatment is at the center of our approach. We believe there is often a strong link between mental health problems and addiction, which is why we’ll often take a dual-diagnosis approach to addiction treatment.

Our treatment services are designed to continue past detoxification, as we believe that this is just the first step of addiction treatment. Addiction is a multifaceted issue that is as much about physical health as it is about psychological and behavioral health.

We use behavioral therapy methods in our treatment programs for alcohol abuse and substance abuse treatment. Short-term, quick-fix methods aren’t useful in addiction recovery. We believe that the key to relapse prevention is truly understanding your addiction, why you use, and how to stop.

Understanding your addiction means learning the triggers that make you reach for a substance. We explore the thoughts and behaviors that have become such an integral part of your addiction and reframe these using behavioral therapy.

What to Expect from Substance Abuse Treatment

When entering inpatient rehab, it’s natural to feel apprehensive. Knowing what to expect can make you feel more prepared. Remember, not everything you read on the internet or hear from friends is true.

Substance abuse treatment programs can vary between rehab centers, but here’s what you can expect with Zinnia Health.

Transparency With Friends and Family

Investigating inpatient drug rehab centers and entering the treatment process can be an emotional time. We recommend informing close, supportive friends and family members of your brave decision.

They will be able to better support you post-treatment and cheer you on while in one of our drug or inpatient alcohol rehab programs.

Inpatient Assessment

This is important as substance use disorders differ for everyone. In the inpatient assessment, your substance abuse will be discussed so we can get a better picture of your substance use disorder.

We’ll also discuss your:

Mental health
How we can help you detox
Recommend the best treatment programs for you

Success in addiction treatment is highly dependent on creating a structured and appropriate healthcare plan for the individual. Payment for your treatment will also be assessed. If your insurance doesn’t cover an inpatient stay, we’ll direct you to financing, payment assistance, and state aid options to help you get the treatment you need.

Want to talk about entering rehab? Email our treatment facility.

Detox

When entering addiction treatment, detox is the first phase. The level of intervention you require will depend on the substance you are detoxing from. Detox can be uncomfortable, and most people will experience withdrawal symptoms to some extent.

For some, withdrawal symptoms can be severe and require medication. Remember, though: at our inpatient rehab facility we understand the complexity of substance use disorders.

Our accredited treatment programs are designed to make detox as comfortable as possible for you. We will always assess whether medication-assisted treatment is for you and provide it as required.

Therapy and Counseling

Your mental health is a key concern at Zinnia Health. At our inpatient rehab center, we understand the importance of therapy and counseling in our inpatient, outpatient, and residential treatment programs. Your drug addiction has affected your overall wellness.

Often, people are unaware of how much of an impact addiction has on behavioral health. Rebuilding your life with loved ones and family members may be on your mind. Family therapy can be a helpful way to promote this.

We always provide a confidential environment for patients to explore this aspect of their addiction. Substance abuse treatment isn’t about detox alone. Often your mental health and behavioral health require ongoing treatment.

Aftercare

After completing your inpatient rehab program, you will typically still require an additional level of intervention. This is to help prevent relapse and is known as aftercare. This can include regular outpatient meetings, contact with case managers, or access to other outpatient services.

Continuing care of longer duration that includes more active efforts to keep patients engaged may produce more consistently positive results. Moreover, patients at higher risk for relapse may benefit to a greater degree from an aftercare plan. (14)

Case managers will normally assess the level of aftercare or access to outpatient services you require when you leave drug or alcohol rehab centers. Your case managers will also help you prepare for the outside world and maintain sobriety.

Funding Inpatient Rehab – Do We Accept Medicare and Medicaid?

It is natural to have concerns over the inpatient addiction treatment cost. We offer a range of payment options to our patients.

This includes paying for your treatment via your health insurance or as a cash payment. Many people pay for their treatment with their insurance coverage, but this option depends on your coverage policy.

Some health insurance companies may only cover some stages of the inpatient treatment program. It’s important to check your policy to avoid disappointment. We accept payment from most insurance providers, including Medicaid, but it’s always best to contact us to check whether we accept yours.

If your insurance doesn’t cover an inpatient stay, and you cannot pay privately, there may still be options. We want you to get the addiction treatment you need

So, we’ll always direct you to financing, payment assistance, and state aid sources where possible.

Frequently Asked Questions

It’s normal to have concerns and questions about inpatient treatment. Contact us today for answers to more of your rehab treatment questions.

1. What’s the Shortest Time You Can Stay In Rehab?

Technically, release from rehab should come after:

Full detox
Treatment completion
Aftercare prep

This could take 1-2 months on the short end or longer. The key is not leaving rehab before full healing (both mentally and physically) has taken place.

2. Am I Allowed to Leave Rehab Programs?

Yes, you can leave an inpatient rehab program at any time. A rehab program must be completed voluntarily. This makes for a more effective treatment and a better end result.

If you feel the need to leave halfway through rehab, though, you won’t receive complete, quality treatment which could put your recovery at risk.

3. What Are the Most Effective Treatments?

The most effective inpatient rehab treatments are created around your individual needs. By far, the most effective methods are the ones that address the physical and mental strain of addiction along with existing mental health disorders.

Combined, these treatment methods will help address the entirety of your addiction struggles and set you up for future success.

Get Help with Entering Inpatient Treatment Today

Making the decision to start one of our treatment programs is an achievement in itself. Interested in our inpatient treatment or one of our intensive outpatient programs?

We’re here to support you every step of the way. Whether you enter residential treatment or want to visit us in outpatient, you can be sure that our accredited recovery center is the right place for you.

Relapse prevention and great mental health are what we aim for in all our treatment programs. Our team of highly experienced addiction professionals will create a treatment plan that works for you. Get in touch with Zinnia Health today to learn more. Meet our admissions team. Available 24/7 Call (855) 430-9439.

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