A facility where patients receive round-the-clock supervision from medical professionals and other licensed staff members prior to beginning their treatment with We Care. This constant supervision is essential to the individual’s health and safety. The length of the detox period varies from person to person and depends on a lot of factors, including their drug of choice and the length of time they were using it. Generally, the detox phase of treatment lasts somewhere between three and ten days.

Do you provide Detox Treatments without a network of referrals to send your patients to? That’s where We Care comes in.

The ideal transition to our inpatient care program. Inpatient addiction treatment requires that a person lives full-time at a treatment facility often for 30-60 days. They still have round-the-clock access to medical professionals and staff members. Inpatient treatment is considered most appropriate for those who have functional deficits. This might include limited or impaired physical or cognitive abilities, as well as certain mental health conditions. As part of an inpatient program, those struggling with addiction will have easy access to medical care and resources to help with their withdrawal symptoms. They will also have the ability to attend therapy sessions and group therapy to help them begin addressing the roots of their addiction and start learning healthier coping strategies that they can use instead of drugs or alcohol in times of stress.

We enhance your residential treatment center by sending Detox patients to you and mapping out a patient’s recovery program after they leave an in-patient setting.

This type of treatment is sometimes referred to as a day program or PHP. It provides individuals with access to intensive treatment without requiring them to stay in the facility overnight. It allows patient’s to receive the care the need while still enjoying a certain amount of freedom so that they don’t have to put their life entirely on hold. PHP treatment is considered a useful option for many substance abuse disorders. It can also be helpful for those who are struggling with mental illnesses. PHP treatment may be provided through a drug and alcohol rehab center, or it may be offered through a hospital that also provides inpatient, outpatient, and other treatment programs. On average, people going through this type of treatment receive about six hours of treatment per day for up to five days per week. The total length of time that one will stay in a partial hospitalization program depends on a lot of factors, including the severity of symptoms and a treatment professional’s assessment of one’s progress.

As part of a partial hospitalization program, patient’s receive medical monitoring while at the treatment facility. They also have a chance to participate in a wide range of evidence-based therapies. Such treatment includes things like cognitive-behavioral therapy, group counseling, and mindfulness practices.

Our PHP programs give you the flexibility with Telehealth options to receive treatment while simultaneously continuing in school or work.

Often referred to as IOP where people are given a chance to receive treatment during the day while still having the freedom to go about their business and stay in their own home or a structured living environment. The program is usually 3 hours a day 5 days per week. On average, patients who participate in intensive outpatient programs receive a minimum of nine hours of treatment each week. As with other treatment programs, the exact duration will vary depending on the severity of your symptoms and an expert’s assessment of your progress. In IOP treatment, the primary focus is on preventing relapse, finding coping skills for mental health, helping individuals to create secure social support networks, and teaching them how they can deal with triggers in effective and appropriate ways.

Give your patient’s the necessary programming to increase their success in recovery. Telehealth options aide in treatment accessibility while simultaneously continuing in school or work.