Hillcrest Hospital Cushing

End Dependence is inpatient medical stabilization for adults withdrawing from substances, and patients typically stay three days. The behavioral health unit is separate and treats substance use disorders along with anxiety, mood disorders and psychotic disorders. That split is the point of reading the programs apart. The withdrawal program is the inpatient rehab level at this hospital.

Withdrawal services use care plans that include detoxification, counseling and medication assisted treatment, plus recovery support. The plans are for people with substance use disorders. Detoxification is the medical piece and counseling is the talk piece. That mix is what the withdrawal services include.

Patients in End Dependence typically stay three days. That figure is the typical length of this withdrawal program, so the stay is counted in days. End Dependence is the program that length belongs to. The figure is typical rather than a term set for every patient.

The behavioral health unit accepts patients 18 and older who are not currently in high school or an equivalent program. End Dependence cannot admit a patient who is pregnant. Testing positive for benzodiazepines is the other bar at that program. Those limits are not hospital-wide rules.

End Dependence accepts Medicaid and Medicare. Most private insurance plans are accepted too. Several tribal nations can refer patients, and cash pay options are available. That set is the payment list for End Dependence, including insurance coverage for rehab.