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Inpatient Recovery and Care

When struggling with addiction, it is important to find a peaceful environment run by committed, accredited professionals who can:

• properly care for you,
• address your needs, and
• help you find the path to recovery.

Participation in an inpatient drug and alcohol rehab in NJ may be the right answer for you.
Advanced Health and Education provides FREE referrals and coordinates inpatient drug and alcohol rehab in NJ for clients who need an initial period of round-the-clock care to overcome their addictions.

Inpatient Drug and Alcohol Rehab in NJ

Advanced Health does not offer an inpatient drug and alcohol rehab in NJ, but we can provide you or your loved one with a referral to a quality program that offers 24-hour care and support to meet a client’s individual needs and to improve chances for making a successful recovery.

The major advantage to residential inpatient drug and alcohol rehab in NJ is the high level of care and supervision provided to clients. During the critical early stages of recovery, inpatient clients are:

• given the opportunity to focus solely on their recovery,
• shielded from the distractions of the outside world,
• relieved from the burdens of temptation present in day-to-day life, and
• provided with the opportunity to significantly increase the chance for successful recovery.

If you are in search of reliable inpatient drug and alcohol rehab in NJ, we can help you. Our admissions coordinators can get you referred to an inpatient program where you can get the help that you need.

Factors Influencing Inpatient Drug and Alcohol Rehab in NJ

When considering whether you will attend an inpatient program, it’s important that you find a program that takes into account all of the factors that can have an impact influence on treatment, including:

• type of addiction,
• duration of addiction,
• physical health,
• family status,
• other mental illness, and
• personal/professional commitments.

These are just some of the factors that must be considered in planning the most effective inpatient drug and alcohol rehab program for you. Our admissions coordinators are trained to consider all of these factors so that you can get the inpatient referral that you need.

Other Disorders Influencing Inpatient Drug and Alcohol Rehab in NJ

Many people suffering from drug and alcohol abuse and addiction also have separate and distinct mental health issues. These issues can include:

• depression,
• bi-polar disorder,
• generalized anxiety disorder,
• schizophrenia,
• panic disorders,
• borderline personality disorder, and
• post-traumatic stress disorder.

Coordinating care with Psychiatrists and Psychologists is necessary to thoroughly evaluate co-occuring mental health disorders in order to ensure that comprehensive treatment is available. We can refer you to an inpatient program that combines these services to ensure that you have the best possible chance to achieve a full recovery and live free from addiction.

Aftercare Following Inpatient Drug and Alcohol Rehab in NJ

Once you have completed an inpatient drug and alcohol rehab in NJ, we can help to coordinate aftercare for you with a referral to our extensive network of addiction specialists across the United States. We will identify an appropriate aftercare program in your area and work with you to develop and implement strategies to prevent relapse into active addiction.

Ongoing Monitoring Following Inpatient Drug and Alcohol Rehab in NJ

Studies shoe that clients who participate in ongoing monitoring programs after drug an alcohol treatment have the greatest chance of maintaining abstinence for the long term. These services may be mandatory for certain healthcare professionals, pilots, transportation workers, and other employees.

Ongoing monitoring provides an added incentive and a much-needed boost in relapse prevention after completing any kind of treatment, including inpatient drug and alcohol rehab in NJ. These services should be incorporated into any aftercare plan for people who are serious about recovering. We offer these services through our Alumni Association and case managers with whom we have relationships.

What Can You Do?

If you are in need of an inpatient treatment referral, please call us today let us help connect you to the therapy programs that may be available for you or your loved one. Call us 24 hours a day at (844) 302-8605, or contact us here.

One call may be all it takes to make a brighter tomorrow.