Inpatient Rehab for Alcoholism & Drug Abuse

At our inpatient rehab facility in Hollywood, Florida, residential addiction treatment programs can have varying durations. Depending on the severity of their substance use disorder and individual needs, someone may prefer a short-term detox program, a month-long rehab program, or long-term addiction treatment program.

When you are admitted to our inpatient addiction treatment program at our rehab facility near Miami, our medical staff will perform an evaluation to gather important information used to outline a treatment plan. They will ask questions about:²

• What drugs you’ve been using and to what extent.
• Your physical and mental health condition.
• What your home life and social situation is like.

Addiction treatment is a highly individualized process that works best when it fits the patient’s unique needs.³ Once we have the above information, we can help you not only withdraw from substances safely and more comfortably but also address the psychological and social issues surrounding your addiction.² An inpatient program is ideal when treating people with co-occurring disorders or who lack a supportive network and need individual counseling.¹

Inpatient addiction treatment programs typically begin in our Hollywood, FL medical detox program. Depending on the severity of addiction and drugs being used, withdrawal can be extremely unpleasant and sometimes dangerous, and may require medical intervention.

However, despite its necessity in many instances, medical detox alone is largely ineffective in helping someone sustain long-term addiction recovery. The process of getting—and staying—sober is hard work and requires comprehensive treatment.^{2, 3}

In rehab at our inpatient addiction treatment facility near Miami, FL, you’ll develop the skills required to change damaging thought patterns and behaviors that lead to drug abuse. This is accomplished primarily through a combination of evidence-based therapies, alternative therapies, counseling, and psychoeducational sessions practiced both individually and as part of a group.^{1, 3–5} These types of addiction treatment include:⁴

• Motivational interviewing.
• Dialectical behavior therapy (DBT).
• Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT).
• 12-Step facilitation.
• Music therapy.
• Mindfulness.

Our Hollywood, FL rehab facility offers specialized addiction treatment programs for veterans and first responders as well as a rehab program for healthcare professionals.

Recovery First also works closely with the Pathways 2 Work employment program. Patients that apply to the program will meet with experts that can match them with successful, long-term employment. There is no fee for this service.

Does Health Insurance Cover Inpatient Rehab for Addiction?

Yes. Due to federal mandates, most insurance companies in Florida must provide coverage for addiction treatment, which includes inpatient care if it is deemed medically necessary.⁶ Our admissions navigators at Recovery First are available 24/7 at and can help you navigate the insurance process and obtain preauthorization from your insurer as needed.

The most important aspect of using insurance to cover drug and alcohol rehab is finding a facility within your care network. These facilities contract directly with insurance carriers, ensuring costs stay down.⁷ Recovery First is in-network with many insurers that operate in Florida and the Miami area, including:

• Cigna.
• Aetna.
• Humana.

Confirm your insurance benefits at Recovery First by submitting this . We’ll email you right back with details about your coverage and the next steps in the rehab admissions process.

The extent of coverage will vary, depending on the individual plan and type of treatment. In most cases, there will be some out-of-pocket costs incurred for inpatient treatment, such as an annual deductible (a dollar amount that must be paid before insurance begins covering costs) and a co-insurance percentage (you’ll pay a percentage of the total cost of treatment while your insurer covers the rest).⁸ Plans will also have an out-of-pocket limit, which guarantees that once you’ve paid a certain amount, your insurer will cover the remaining costs of eligible services for the rest of the year.⁹

If you lack insurance, or if treatment is unaffordable even with insurance, there are ways to pay for rehab without health insurance that make costs more manageable, like financing options.