Find the Best Drug and Alcohol Rehabs in Indianapolis, IN

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4.3 (13,000)	Eskenazi Health Center Grassy Creek	9443 East 38th Street Indianapolis, IN 46235	Outpatient Inpatient	Private Medicaid
4.3 (13,000)	Hamilton Center Indianapolis	2160 North Illinois Street Indianapolis, IN 46202	Outpatient Inpatient	Medicaid Private
4.3 (13,000)	Sandra Eskenazi Mental Health Center	720 Eskenazi Avenue Indianapolis, IN 46202	Outpatient Detox Inpatient	Medicaid Private
4.3 (13,000)	Options Behavioral Health System	5602 Caito DrIve Indianapolis, IN 46226	Detox Inpatient Outpatient	Private
4.3 (13,000)	Fresh Start Recovery Center at Theodora House	927 North Pennsylvania Street Indianapolis, IN 46204	Outpatient Inpatient	Medicaid Private
4.3 (13,000)	Resource Treatment Center	1404 South State Avenue Indianapolis, IN 46203	Inpatient	Medicaid Private
4.3 (13,000)	Eskenazi Health Center Forest Manor	3840 North Sherman Drive Indianapolis, IN 46226	Inpatient Outpatient	Medicaid Private
4.3 (13,000)	Families First North Meridian Street	2240 North Meridian Street Indianapolis, IN 46208	Outpatient	Medicaid Private
4.3 (13,000)	Volunteers of America Brandon Hall	611 North Capitol Avenue Indianapolis, IN 46204	Outpatient Inpatient	Medicaid Private
4.3 (13,000)	Franciscan Physician Network South 31 Family Care	610 East Southport Road Indianapolis, IN 46227	Outpatient Inpatient	Medicaid Private
4.3 (13,000)	Options Behavioral Health	5602 Caito Drive Lawrence, IN 46226	Outpatient Inpatient Detox	Private Medicaid
4.3 (13,000)	Wheeler Mission Mens Residential Center	245 North Delaware Street Indianapolis, IN 46204	N/A	Free
4.3 (13,000)	SANDRA ESKENAZI Mental health Center	1700 North Illinois Street Indianapolis, IN 46202	Outpatient	Medicaid Private
4.3 (13,000)	Eskenazi Health Pedigo Health Center	1112 Southeastern Avenue Indianapolis, IN 46202	Outpatient	Medicaid Private
4.3 (13,000)	Life Recovery Center Speedway	3607 West 16th Street Indianapolis, IN 46222	Outpatient	Private
4.3 (13,000)	Woodview Psychology Group Indianapolis	70 East 91st Street Indianapolis, IN 46240	Inpatient	N/A
4.3 (13,000)	Indiana Comprehensive Treatment Centers Indianapolis	2626 East 46th Street Indianapolis, IN 46205	Outpatient Detox	Private
4.3 (13,000)	Community Fairbanks Recovery Center	8102 Clearvista Parkway Indianapolis, IN 46256	Outpatient Detox Inpatient	Medicaid Private
4.3 (13,000)	Emberwood Center	1431 North Delaware Street Indianapolis, IN 46202	Outpatient	Medicaid
4.3 (13,000)	Seeds of Hope Indianapolis	1425 South Mickley Avenue Indianapolis, IN 46241	N/A	N/A
4.3 (13,000)	The Relational Self Therapy Edward R Burns	921 East 86th Street Indianapolis, IN 46240	Inpatient	N/A
4.3 (13,000)	Adult and Child Center Southside Indy Behavioral Health	8320 Madison Avenue Indianapolis, IN 46227	Outpatient	Medicaid Private
4.3 (13,000)	Larue Carter Memorial Hospital	2601 Cold Spring Road Indianapolis, IN 46222	Inpatient	Medicaid
4.3 (13,000)	Veteran Health Indiana Richard L Roudebush Veterans	1481 West Tenth Street Indianapolis, IN 46202	Outpatient	Medicaid Private Free
4.3 (13,000)	Community Health Network Lawrence Township	6950 Hillsdale Court Indianapolis, IN 46250	Outpatient	Medicaid Private
4.3 (13,000)	Volunteers of America Fresh Start Recovery Center Theodora House	927 North Pennsylvania Street Indianapolis, IN 46204	Outpatient	Medicaid Private
4.3 (13,000)	Landmark Recovery Of Indianapolis	6330 Digital Way Indianapolis, IN 46278	Detox Inpatient Outpatient	Private
4.3 (13,000)	ASU Group Recovery Unlimited	3520 West 86th Street Indianapolis, IN 46268	Inpatient	N/A
4.3 (13,000)	Community Health Network Community Hospital North Behavioral Health Pavilion	7165 Clearvista Drive Indianapolis, IN 46256	Detox Inpatient	Medicaid Private
4.3 (13,000)	Sandra Eskenazi Mental Health Center North Meridian	3171 North Meridian Street Indianapolis, IN 46208	Outpatient	Private Medicaid
4.3 (13,000)	Sandra Eskenazi Mental Health Center	3171 North Meridian Street Indianapolis, IN 46208	Outpatient	Medicaid Private
4.3 (13,000)	Community Health Pavilion Shadeland	2040 Shadeland Avenue Indianapolis, IN 46226	Outpatient	Medicaid Private
4.3 (13,000)	Pathway to Recovery Indianapolis	2135 North Alabama Street Indianapolis, IN 46202	Inpatient	Medicaid Free
4.3 (13,000)	Midwest Counseling Associates	5321 Cheviot Place Indianapolis, IN 46226	Outpatient	Private
4.3 (13,000)	Ascension St Vincent Stress Center	8401 Harcourt Road Indianapolis, IN 46260	Outpatient Inpatient Detox	Medicaid Private
4.3 (13,000)	Fall Creek Counseling Services East Side	2525 North Shadeland Avenue Indianapolis, IN 46219	Outpatient	N/A
4.3 (13,000)	Eskenazi Health Center North Arlington	2505 North Arlington Avenue Indianapolis, IN 46218	Outpatient Inpatient	Private Medicaid
4.3 (13,000)	Aspire Indiana Health Indianapolis	2506 Willowbrook Parkway Indianapolis, IN 46205	Outpatient	Medicaid Private
4.3 (13,000)	Life Recovery Center Lawrence	4455 McCoy Street Lawrence, IN 46226	Outpatient	Private
4.3 (13,000)	Agape Behavioral Health and Addiction Counseling Services	5150 East Stop 11 Road Indianapolis, IN 46237	Outpatient	Medicaid Private
4.3 (13,000)	IU Health Methodist Hospital	1701 North Senate Boulevard Indianapolis, IN 46202	Outpatient Inpatient	Medicaid Private
4.3 (13,000)	Integrative Healing Enterprises	1020 East 86th Street Indianapolis, IN 46240	Inpatient	N/A
4.3 (13,000)	Addiction Rehab Centers ARC Indianapolis	7322 Noel Road Indianapolis, IN 46278	Outpatient Inpatient Detox	Private
4.3 (13,000)	Eskenazi Health Center Westside	2732 West Michigan Street Indianapolis, IN 46222	Inpatient Outpatient	Private Medicaid
4.3 (13,000)	Eskenazi Health Center Blackburn	2700 Doctor Martin Luther King Junior Street Indianapolis, IN 46208	Outpatient Inpatient	Private Medicaid
4.3 (13,000)	Addiction Resource Network of Indiana	233 South McCrea Street Indianapolis, IN 46225	Outpatient	N/A
4.3 (13,000)	The Salvation Army Harbor Light	2400 North Tibbs Avenue Indianapolis, IN 46222	Detox Outpatient Inpatient	Free
4.3 (13,000)	Community Health Pavilion Shadeland	2040 North Shadeland Avenue Indianapolis, IN 46219	Outpatient	Medicaid Private
4.3 (13,000)	Fall Creek Counseling West	5610 Crawfordsville Road Indianapolis, IN 46224	Outpatient	N/A
4.3 (13,000)	SperoHealth Indianapolis	8202 Clearvista Parkway Indianapolis, IN 46256	Outpatient Detox	Medicaid Private
4.3 (13,000)	Community Outreach Network Services	2105 North Meridian Street Indianapolis, IN 46202	Outpatient Inpatient	Private
4.3 (13,000)	Aspire Indiana Health Progress House	201 Shelby Street Indianapolis, IN 46202	Inpatient	Private
4.3 (13,000)	IU Health Methodist Hospital Indianapolis	1701 North Senate Avenue Indianapolis, IN 46202	Outpatient Inpatient	Medicaid Private
4.3 (13,000)	Families First	2240 North Meridian Street Indianapolis, IN 46208	Outpatient Detox	Medicaid Private
4.3 (13,000)	Oxford House Indy	5126 East 76th Street Court Indianapolis, IN 46250	N/A	N/A
4.3 (13,000)	Veteran Health Indiana Indianapolis YMCA VA Clinic	5315 Lafayette Road Indianapolis, IN 46254	Outpatient	Medicaid Private Free
4.3 (13,000)	Evolve Indy	8770 Guion Road Indianapolis, IN 46268	Outpatient	Private
4.3 (13,000)	Alpha Home Physical Therapy	4455 Southport Crossing Drive Indianapolis, IN 46237	Outpatient	N/A
4.3 (13,000)	Eskenazi Health Center Pecar	6940 Michigan Road Indianapolis, IN 46268	Inpatient Outpatient	Private Medicaid
4.3 (13,000)	Veteran Health Indiana Richard L Roudebush VA Medical Center	1481 West 10th Street Indianapolis, IN 46202	Outpatient Inpatient Detox	Private Medicaid Free
4.3 (13,000)	Adult and Child Center Downtown Indy Clinic	222 East Ohio Street Indianapolis, IN 46204	Outpatient	Medicaid Private
4.3 (13,000)	Oficina Intergrupal Hispana	2923 East 10th Street Indianapolis, IN 46201	Inpatient	N/A
4.3 (13,000)	Indianapolis Counseling Center	724 North Illinois Street Indianapolis, IN 46204	Outpatient	Private
4.3 (13,000)	Eskenazi Health Center West 38th Street	5515 West 38th Street Indianapolis, IN 46224	Inpatient Outpatient	Private Medicaid
4.3 (13,000)	Eskenazi Mental Health Center	832 North Meridian Street Indianapolis, IN 46204	Outpatient	Medicaid Private
4.3 (13,000)	Community Health Network Community Support Service	5470 East 16th Street Indianapolis, IN 46218	Outpatient	Medicaid Private

More Information About Indianapolis, Indiana

Indianapolis Drug and Alcohol Use Statistics

More Indiana citizens die of drug overdoses than car accidents. The rate of overdoses steadily increased, with a rise of 40% between 2019 and 2020 in Marion County.¹ Here are some additional statistics for people over age 12 in Indiana and Marion County:^2,3

Prescription drugs are abused in Indiana by 5% of youth between 12 and 17 and 10% of young adults aged 18 to 25.
In 2017, nearly $11 million a day was spent on the direct and indirect costs of opiate use.
The Marion County coroner recorded 640 overdose deaths in 2020.
The rate of opioid-specific overdoses in Marion county increased threefold between 2010 and 2017.

Cost of Drug and Alcohol Rehab in Indianapolis

The cost of rehab in Indianapolis varies depending on factors such as:

The type of accommodations and amenities you’re seeking
The location of the rehab (places closer to the city tend to cost more)
Whether or not you attend a government-funded rehab program
Which insurance providers your desired rehab accepts payment from
Your health insurance coverage or ability to pay
The length of your stay (30 days vs. 90 days)
Whether you need inpatient or outpatient treatment

Inpatient rehab generally costs more because the cost of room and board is included. Furthermore, luxury and executive settings will be more costly given the quality of specialized treatments and availability of amenities like on-staff masseuses and equine therapy.

While federal and state health insurance may not cover every facility, some programs may offer sliding-scale fees to people in lower-income brackets. Government-funded programs and ones that accept Medicaid and Medicare will usually offer less luxurious amenities but have the latest evidence-based therapies and extensive community support available for clients.

Your health insurance might pay for all or most of the cost of treatment, particularly for items such as medication management and counseling. You can find a rehab center that accepts your insurance by calling the phone number on the back of your insurance card.

Payment Options for Indiana Facilities

Regardless of your health insurance coverage and financial situation, you have numerous options in Indianapolis and the surrounding area. According to SAMHSA, within 25 miles of the city center, there are 71 facilities offering substance abuse services, including:⁴

67 facilities that accept private pay
45 rehab programs that take state insurance (not Medicaid)
58 programs that accept Medicaid
34 places that take military insurance (TRICARE)

When you’re seeking treatment for your addiction, make sure to ask facilities about their cost for services and verify your health insurance coverage. You can also inquire about the chance of scholarship and sliding-scale fees if you’re self-pay.

Find Low-Cost and Free Rehabs in Indianapolis

Your financial situation will help guide you to the appropriate rehab, which may include low-cost options offered by governmental and non-profit organizations. For help finding low-income rehab options in Indianapolis, give your nearest social services office a call or reach out to religious groups such as the Salvation Army. You can also browse our directory to find free rehabs and programs that accept sliding scale fees.

Popular Drug and Alcohol Rehab Centers in Indianapolis

With so many programs to choose from, you’re sure to find the perfect rehab center in Indianapolis. You can start your search with the top three rehabilitation centers in the area based on the quality of their programs, philosophy, and overall client satisfaction.

Evolve Indy

Evolve Indy is a luxury-style rehab with modern, roomy surroundings. It offers evidence-based therapies such as cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) along with more holistic treatments like hiking therapy. Their exclusive Adventure program is perfect for you if you want to spend your recovery time in the great outdoors. It offers nature-focused treatment activities, including ATVing, kayaking, fishing, and traditional counseling and group therapy.

Landmark Recovery of Indianapolis

Landmark Recovery of Indianapolis, located near the Scott Starling Nature Sanctuary and Eagle Creek Park, helps people through withdrawal symptoms and recovery with detox, 30-day rehab programs, and aftercare. The Landmark Alumni program creates a lifelong network of support to ensure lasting recoveries. It offers ongoing counseling, fun community events, and support groups. They accept private insurance and self-pay clients at their Indianapolis center. Other Landmark Recovery locations in the state also take Medicaid.

Community Fairbanks Recovery Center

Community Fairbanks Recovery Center is a dual diagnosis treatment center with more than 75 years of experience in addiction recovery. As a comprehensive behavioral health center, they offer counseling, residential care, and evidence-based therapies, including medication assistance. Services here are also provided on a walk-in basis, and same-day appointments can often be coordinated.

What to Expect at an Indianapolis Rehab

Many factors will ultimately determine what you can expect from rehab, such as how long you’ve been on a certain substance and what type of facility you choose. Other factors that come into play will include the length of time you spent in addiction, the specific substance you depend on, your lifestyle and budgetary needs, and your location. Many different rehab options are available.

Detox Programs

If you have been using illicit drugs for a long time, you may have developed a physiological dependence. Depending on the substance you use and for how long, withdrawal symptoms can range from mildly uncomfortable to life-threatening.

People addicted to opioids, benzodiazepines, and alcohol tend to experience the worst withdrawal symptoms. Withdrawal can bring symptoms such as irritability, nerve pain, itchiness, stomach cramping combined with nausea and diarrhea, paranoid ideations, and mood swings. The need for relief can feel extremely important. It might be necessary to take addiction medication to make it through the symptoms while detoxing.

Supports available in detox include:

IV fluids
FDA-approved withdrawal relief medications and symptomatic medications
Detox counseling and case management

Detox programs aren’t always offered at treatment centers. Some clients will need to detox in one space before moving into their residential rehab. If this is the case, your treatment plan will lay out the amount of time you’ll expect to spend in detox and travel arrangements for the move.

Inpatient Rehab Programs

Several types of residential rehabs are available for those whose addiction is severe enough to warrant residential treatment. Your first steps in inpatient rehab will include filling out paperwork, taking mental health and addiction assessments and/or a biopsychosocial assessment, and meeting your community.

After intake, your treatment plan will be determined based on factors such as your mental health history and current substance abuse habits. Your treatment plan will consist of:

Any needed medications
Your recommended course of therapy
A schedule of relapse prevention and drug education classes as well as peer meetings

Inpatient hospitalization programs provide specialized care with medical supervision. The type of inpatient treatment you receive will depend on your needs. Intensive inpatient treatment might be best if you need a safe and stable environment while you recover.

Inpatient treatment provides a supportive environment for you to live in. You’ll receive nutritious meals and a rigorous therapy program that involves several different types of evidence-based treatment. These facilities often include a variety of amenities to help keep you comfortable and entertained during your stay. Such amenities may include fitness equipment, game rooms, and social gathering areas.

If you are unable to spend a significant amount of time in a residential facility undergoing intensive inpatient treatment, look towards other types of programs such as AA or NA support groups available that bridge the gap in services such as partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient treatment.

Outpatient Treatment in Indianapolis

Outpatient treatment programs may be for you if you have a behavioral addiction but are unable to spend significant amounts of time away from your home due to school, work, caring for children, or some other responsibilities. These programs were created with your busy schedule in mind, allowing time for you to take care of your daily tasks as well as participate in a recovery program.

The most demanding type of outpatient rehab, partial hospitalization programs (PHP), is designed to bridge the gap between inpatient and outpatient care. Participants visit their rehab facility for several hours a day for supervised treatment and counseling daily.

Intensive outpatient programs (IOP) require several hours of participation several times a week. It is designed to teach responsibility and accountability as well as life skills. The idea is that everyday practice can help you truly move forward past addiction and into lifelong recovery. Some programs are exclusively virtual, requiring daily video conference or phone call check-ins. Others have you come into a physical location to participate in group therapy and other types of treatment.

Standard outpatient therapy is a less intensive form of outpatient therapy requiring fewer hours each day. Participants are still expected to check in several times a week, usually over the phone or in a videoconference.

Dual Diagnosis Rehab

People turn to drugs and alcohol for many reasons, often to deal with the everyday stress of life. Those with mental health disorders are especially at high risk of substance abuse. Data from the National Alliance on Mental Illness shows that 17 million Americans suffered from a dual diagnosis of addiction and mental illness in 2020.⁵

The symptoms of mental illness, particularly behavioral issues like mood swings and difficulty concentrating or sleeping, tend to overlap with substance abuse. It can be difficult, if not impossible, to accurately diagnose or treat a mental health disorder when a person is in the active stages of addiction.

If you’re struggling with addiction along with a debilitating mental health issue such as PTSD or bipolar disorder, you need to find treatment in a co-occurring diagnosis treatment center. These facilities are equipped with medical staff to offer round-the-clock supervision, medication management, and therapies that can help you navigate recovery more easily.

Online Addiction Care (Telehealth)

Telehealth is gaining popularity as it opens up access to substance use treatment to those who otherwise wouldn’t be able to reach a facility. Virtual addiction services include counseling over the phone and videoconferencing, and virtual doctor’s appointments. Make sure to check with your insurance provider to ensure you have telehealth coverage.

Medications for Opioid and Alcohol Addiction

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved medications for the treatment of opioid addiction and alcohol addiction. These medications can help prevent relapse in those in recovery. They may include:

Acamprosate: An alcohol addiction medication that reduces cravings and symptoms such as insomnia and anxiety
Disulfiram (Antabuse): Causes the user to feel discomfort—including flushing of the skin and arrhythmia—when they drink
Naltrexone (Revia/Vivitrol): Makes the act of consuming alcohol or opioids less pleasurable by blocking receptors in the brain
Methadone: An opioid antagonist that also blocks receptors in the brain to reduce cravings and withdrawal symptoms without producing a euphoric high
Buprenorphine: A partial opioid antagonist that alleviates cravings without producing any enjoyable high feeling
Suboxone (buprenorphine/naloxone): A combination medication that reduces cravings and withdrawal symptoms and causes immediate withdrawal symptoms if the medication is misused

Those in a dual diagnoses rehab may also be prescribed medications to treat a mental health disorder.

Types of Drug Rehab Programs in Indianapolis, IN

While standard rehab programs can be effective for most people, it can be beneficial to engage in recovery with a like-minded community or in a specific setting.

LGBTQIA+ Rehab

If you’re a member of the LGBTQIA+ community and in need of addiction support and mental health services, look for rehab with an inclusive community and philosophy. These centers focus on problems unique to the community, such as family dynamics, gender dysphoria, and internalized shame.

Faith-Based Rehab

If you’re a spiritual person, a religious environment might be helpful in your healing process. Faith-based rehabs incorporate pastoral counseling, group prayer sessions, and other religious activities to encourage sobriety.

Men’s Only Addiction Treatment

Men on the journey to recovery from addiction might find it helpful to participate in a program that caters only to men. The gender-exclusive environment might make it easier to bond with your chosen community’s fellow members and foster new friendships without judgment.

Women’s Only Rehab

Some women find it easier to heal from the traumas that led to their addiction in a fellowship of women. It can be easier to be open and accepting of group therapy and life in rehab without the presence of men, particularly after an abusive relationship or sexual assault. Furthermore, some women’s rehab centers allow mothers to bring their young children to treatment.

Young Adult Rehab

Young adults have the special circumstances of navigating their transition from youth into adulthood. This is the time of life when many people are settling into their relationships, building careers, and pursuing higher education. If you’re between 18 and 30 and have a substance use disorder, find a rehab that can offer you the support you need to get back to work on your journey through life.

Teen Rehab

Teenagers are at special risk of addiction, partly because of an underdeveloped brain and partly because of peer pressure, family dynamics, and stress from long hours at school. Teen rehab programs offer a nurturing environment with immersive therapy programs and the company of same-aged peers in similar life circumstances.

Executive Rehab

Professional rehabs are meant to protect the privacy of clients who don’t want their private need for rehab to interfere with their public business and persona. Many of these facilities tend to offer cutting-edge addiction treatment and luxury amenities like spas and massage therapists.

Luxury Rehab

If money is no object—or if you have great private health insurance—a luxury rehab can be a great way to experience a vacation-like atmosphere while undergoing substance abuse treatment. Fine dining, an on-site gym and sauna, and the latest holistic therapies are often available at a luxury rehab.

State-Funded vs. Private Treatment Options in Indianapolis

Your financial situation will be the primary guide for where you choose to rehab. If you have great private health insurance or money to spend on treatment, you will likely be able to find a program that features more high-end accommodations and upscale amenities. State-funded rehab centers may have more of a focus on community support, with low-cost social service programs that you can use for aftercare.

Should I Travel to Indianapolis for Drug and Alcohol Treatment?

There are many reasons to explore Indianapolis and its bevy of top-of-the-line rehab facilities. The city is famous for its sports scene and affordability, making it a lovely place to live. There are many reasons you might decide to seek treatment here:

You have insurance coverage that allows you to travel to Indianapolis for rehab.
You have a support network of friends and family in the area.
You enjoy the changing seasons and want a change of scenery.
Your area doesn’t offer the type of treatment that you need.

The climate around Indiana is mild, with short cold winters and warm, humid summers that range between 65-85 degrees during the day. There is slightly more rain in every season. The city averages 42 inches of rain a year, 4 inches more than the country average.

Drug and Alcohol Laws in Indianapolis

In response to the increasing number of overdoses and societal issues related to substance abuse, several laws have been enacted to protect public health in Indiana. Bills are created to help people struggling with addiction and those in the vicinity of someone using illicit drugs or alcohol.

Indiana Substance Use Treatment Law

The Indiana substance use treatment law was designed to give employees a second chance within a drug-free workplace. Instead of immediately losing their job upon failing a drug test, employees have the opportunity to go into an addiction recovery program. Employers are legally required to allow them to enter treatment before terminating them from their position. This law was passed in 2019.

Marion County Drug Treatment Court Diversion Program

This program offers those in the county and city of Indianapolis who commit drug-related crimes a chance at rehabilitation instead of incarceration. Potential participants are people over 18 who don’t have a criminal history and didn’t commit a violent crime.⁶

Senate Enrolled Act 406-2015, Aaron’s Law

Aaron’s Law was created to provide a higher chance of survival for opiate drug users in Indiana. It allows access to Naloxone, an overdose medication, to people who are in the presence of somebody with a suspected substance abuse disorder. This includes school staff, nurses and other medical staff, and anyone who works with at-risk populations including the homeless.⁷

Indiana Lifeline Law

Unlike most areas, Indiana doesn’t have any Good Samaritan laws in place to protect people who have witnessed an overdose on opiates and other illicit drugs. There are protections, however, for those involved in alcohol-related crimes and alcohol poisoning. Under the Indiana Lifeline Law, concerned citizens can stay with the victim until law enforcement arrives, provided that they cooperate. The law does not protect against prosecution in the event of driving under the influence, providing alcohol to a minor, or possession of a controlled substance.⁸

How to Choose the Best Indianapolis Rehab for You

When looking for a place to call home while going through rehab, there are a few questions to ask:

Homelife preference: Do you want to live in a family-style home or a large facility in a small community?
Demographics: Do you have a specific group that you want to go to therapy with?
Type of treatment: Do you need inpatient or outpatient treatment?
Cost: Are you paying with private or state health insurance, or are you paying out of pocket?
Amenities: Does your chosen facility have the features you want?
Finances: Will your insurance coverage pay for the treatments you need?
Visitors policy: Does the rehab have a policy you agree with?
Philosophy: Is the treatment setting in line with your philosophy?
Support: Do you want a greater focus on peer support groups and referrals to support services?

Given the number of rehabs and services available in the area, you should have no problem seeking treatment for your addiction. Give us a call at (800) 662-HELP (4357) any time to receive assistance in finding the perfect rehab to fit your needs.

Resources

Marion County Coroner’s Office. (2020). MCCO Q1&Q2 Emergency Bulletin Emerging Death Trends 2020.
Indiana University. (2022). The Crisis in Indiana.
Marion County Coroner’s Office. (2020). MCCO 2020 Annual Report.
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Administration. (2022). Behavioral Health Treatment Services Locator.
National Alliance on Mental Illness. (2022). Substance Use Disorders.
Marion County Court Diversion Drug Treatment Program. (2022). Drug Treatment Program.
Indiana Department of Labor. (2022). Aaron’s Law.
Indiana Lifeline Law. (2022). Indiana Lifeline Law.

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