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Alcohol & Drug Rehabs in Sparks, Nevada

If you or a loved one is seeking drug or alcohol rehab in Sparks, Nevada, you have many treatment options and facilities to choose from. Drug and alcohol use and addiction are on the rise in Nevada, with alcohol, tobacco, and marijuana in high use throughout the state. In recent years, the state of Nevada has also seen an increase in opioid use, which has led to a higher overdose death rate.Under Nevada’s Good Samaritan Drug Overdose Act (SB 459), if you seek good-faith medical assistance for yourself or for someone else due to an overdose, you are protected against prosecution for narcotics-related offenses.Washoe County, where the city of Sparks is located, has many long-term and short-term drug and alcohol rehab centers that can help people regardless of income level or ability to pay. Many drug and alcohol rehabs near Sparks, NV, accept private insurance, Medicaid, or Medicare, and some drug rehab centers even offer free treatment.
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Substance Abuse Statistics in Sparks, Nevada

Here are some more statistics about drug and alcohol use in Washoe County:1,3,4

How to Pay for Alcohol and Drug Rehab in Sparks, Nevada

Do not let the cost of drug rehab in Sparks, Nevada, dissuade you from seeking treatment. Most often, the cost of continued drug or alcohol use is higher and can lead to lost wages, unemployment, higher medical bills, and other serious consequences.

State-funded rehab programs often provide treatment at no cost, and other options exist for those seeking financial help. Many rehab centers offer sliding scales, and scholarships are often available from churches and community organizations.

Free Drug and Alcohol Rehab Options in Sparks, Nevada

State-operated rehab centers in Sparks receive government funding in order to provide free or low-cost treatment to those in need. In addition to government-funded rehab programs, many rehab facilities offer affordable treatment with options such as payment plans, sliding scales, grants, or discounts for patients without health insurance.

There are free Sparks, Nevada, drug rehab options including:

  • Bristlecone Recovery Center in Reno offers grants that may cover all or part of a patient’s treatment.
  • The Empowerment Center in Reno is a licensed rehab facility for women that has limited scholarships available.
  • STEP2 is a women’s treatment facility in Reno that does not turn clients away if they are unable to pay. Federal funding provides 65% of STEP2’s revenue, with an additional 20% coming from fundraising and 15% from private donations.

Paying for Rehab with Private Insurance

If you have private health insurance, you’ll likely have more options for seeking quality care, as your insurance plan may cover all or part of your treatment. Check with your insurance provider to find out what is covered, and whether treatment is subject to any co-pays or deductibles.

Even if your health insurance does not cover the cost of rehab, some related services may be covered. For example, your insurance plan may cover some or all of the cost of cognitive behavioral therapy, which is a common component of rehab. An admissions counselor or other staff at the treatment center can help you make the most of your insurance benefits.

Paying for Rehab with Medicaid or Medicare

Many rehab centers in or near Sparks also accept Medicaid and Medicare. Nevada offers Medicaid to those who qualify as low-income and can’t afford private insurance. The Medicare program in Nevada covers medical bills for individuals 65 or older or those with Social Security disability benefits. Some additional limitations may apply when using Medicaid or Medicare for rehab treatment. For example, they may cover the cost of outpatient treatment, but not an inpatient program. Talk to the admissions staff to determine what is covered and whether any special requirements apply.

Traveling to and Within Sparks, Nevada

sparks nevadaThe closest airport to Sparks, Nevada, is the Reno-Tahoe International Airport, which is only five miles from Sparks.

Reno is a small city but a popular tourist destination in part because of its many casinos. Reno’s downtown area is home to many hotels and casinos. If you plan to visit Reno or Sparks, be careful when walking or crossing the street. Reno and Sparks are rated among the most dangerous cities for pedestrians due to drivers failing to yield to pedestrians.

Reno also has a historic riverwalk area that is a popular location for events like art fairs and kayaking competitions. If you are visiting a loved one in rehab in Sparks, Nevada, make sure you explore the riverwalk’s events.

Resources

  1. Andrea Blin. (2017.) “Addiction and Substance Abuse in Nevada.” In The Social Health of Nevada: Leading Indicators and Quality of Life in the Silver State, edited by Dmitri N. Shalin. Las Vegas, NV: UNLV Center for Democratic Culture.
  2. Nevada Drug Overdose Surveillance. Monthly Report: February 2022, Washoe County.
  3. Washoe County Health District. (2019.) Washoe Regional Behavioral Health Profile.
  4. Nevada State Opioid Response. (2021.) Nevada Drug Overdose Surveillance Monthly Report.
  5. Reno Gazette Journal. (22 June 2022.) Study: Reno among most dangerous cities for pedestrians; Sparks is even worse.

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Libby Pellegrini, MMS, PA-C, is a professionally-trained physician assistant. She has worked in numerous emergency healthcare settings, ranging from the rural United States to large metropolitan areas. Her experience helping patients suffering from acute crises related to intoxication and substance use disorders informs her passion for addiction medicine.