Inpatient Methadone Rehab in Anaheim CA
Inpatient rehab is often the safest and most effective way to get treatment for substance abuse and addiction. Inpatient treatment eliminates the distractions and temptations of everyday life, allowing you to focus 100% of your time and energy on getting the help you need for your substance use disorder.
At Restorations Health Care in Anaheim, CA we offer inpatient programs for a multitude of substance use disorders and mental health conditions, including methadone addiction, serving those throughout not just Anaheim but all of California.
What is Methadone?
It is a Schedule II substance, meaning that while it has legal, legitimate uses, it can also be highly addictive, especially when taken in ways other than directed. The use of methadone recreationally can lead to severe physical and mental dependency and addiction.
What Is Inpatient Methadone Rehab Like?
Inpatient treatment begins once you have successfully completed the medical detox process.
Whether you completed methadone detox at Restorations Healthcare in Anaheim, or at another Southern California detox center, before beginning an inpatient methadone rehab program you will sit down with one of our treatment professionals for an evaluation. Based on your evaluation they will create a custom methadone treatment plan for you and your needs.
During inpatient treatment, you will live at the treatment facility for the duration of your treatment, typically anywhere from 2-4 weeks for those in treatment for methadone addiction. You will be given a schedule and a list of facility rules, both of which you will be expected to adhere to at all times.
Your schedule will map out your entire day including meal times, therapy session times and locations, and what time you are expected to wake up and go to sleep.
Treatment for Methadone Addiction
Like other types of opioids and opiates, methadone addiction can be treated with a combination of extensive therapy and medications.
Medication
Traditionally, methadone is a medication used to help treat other types of opioid addictions. For those suffering from methadone addiction though, there are certain medications that can be administered both during detox to address withdrawal symptoms as well as the treatment process as part of a Medication Assisted Treatment program.
Medications that have been FDA-approved to treat Methadone addiction include:
Therapy
When it comes to addressing opioid use disorders such as methadone addiction, psychotherapy and behavioral therapy have been proven to be effective forms of treatment.
Psychotherapy helps identify the source or sources of the addiction. The goal is, by identifying what leads to the addiction, you can reprogram your brain so that you deal with those triggers in a better and healthier manner going forward.
Behavioral therapy plays off the idea of psychotherapy. With behavioral therapy, you not only learn new ways to handle temptations, triggers, and drug cravings but you also get rewarded for not succumbing to them.
At Restorations Health Care in Anaheim, California we offer a variety of treatment options designed to help treat your methadone addiction including:
Benefits of Methadone Rehabilitation
Whether you are suffering from methadone addiction as a result of recreational use, or you were prescribed methadone to help treat an OUD and became addicted to it, rehab provides a safe and supportive environment to get the help you need, surrounded by patients and treatment professionals that want to see you succeed in getting sober.
Inpatient treatment not only provides a safe and supportive environment, but it also allows you to focus all of your time and energy on sobriety while not having to deal with the temptations of everyday life. Inpatient addiction treatment also offers additional services not offered to those in outpatient treatment such as medical care and monitoring by our trained medical professionals.
Additionally, since many who suffer from methadone addiction also suffer from mental health issues (also known as co-occurring disorders), inpatient treatment provides the opportunity for multiple conditions to be treated at the same time.
Typical Schedule of Inpatient Rehab for Methadone Abuse
The length of time you spend in inpatient rehab can vary based on a number of factors. While the average stay at a treatment center for methadone addiction can range from 2-4 weeks, based on your treatment plan your stay may be longer or shorter.
While participating in inpatient rehab, you will be given a highly structured daily schedule that you will be expected to follow. Your schedule will include everything from where and when your therapy sessions are, to what time you eat your meals, and even what time you are expected to wake up in the morning and go to bed at night. While there might be a time in your day for downtime, that too will be included in your schedule.
Paying for Cocaine Rehab
At Restorations Health Care in Anaheim, we never want money to be the reason why you don’t seek out addiction treatment. That’s why we offer two payment options for treatment: insurance and private pay.
Are You Looking For Inpatient Methadone Rehab in Anaheim, CA?
If you or a loved one in Anaheim or throughout Southern California is suffering from a substance use disorder, including methadone abuse and addiction, it is important to get substance abuse treatment right away.
At Restorations Health Care in Anaheim, we offer more than just inpatient and outpatient programs. We also offer detoxification programs and aftercare services so that we can be with you every step of the way on your recovery journey.
For more information about our addiction treatment programs, or to get started on the road to recovery, call us at 831-243-5604, fill out one of our contact forms, or speak to a live chat representative on our website.
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