Top 5 Prescription Drug Rehab Questions

Top 5 Prescription Drug Rehab Questions
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At Michael’s House, we get a number of questions every day about prescription drug rehab. Here are the top five most often asked questions and their answers.

Prescription Drug Rehab Question #1: Should I Choose Inpatient or Outpatient Prescription Drug Rehab?

It is recommended that you opt for inpatient prescription drug rehab if at all possible. It takes more time and a little more financial investment, but it is well worth it: statistics show that those who are most successful in recovery are the ones who spend the most time in an immersive, 24/ 7 inpatient rehab.

Prescription Drug Rehab Question #2: I’m Not Spiritual. Do I Have to Be?

You don’t have to be anything but honest to be successful at prescription drug rehab. Though spiritual growth is a big part of recovery, it is something that happens on your own time at your pace. Through meditation, therapy, yoga and other gentle exercises and relaxation, you have the opportunity to explore the connection between your mind, body and spirit and grow on all levels. This is not a requirement. This is one of many options available to you at an holistic prescription drug rehab.

Prescription Drug Rehab Question #3: How Do I Know if My Loved One / Co-Worker / Employee / Family Member Needs Prescription Drug Rehab?

If you see the signs of OxyContin addiction, Percocet addiction, Lortab addiction, Xanax addiction and addiction to stimulants, then that person requires prescription drug addiction treatment to fully recover and get back on track. If they are currently prescribed a medication and often seem out of it because of the drug, if they are getting more of the drug illegally or supplementing with alcohol or other drugs, if they are messing up at work or at home because they are constantly high, then they need prescription drug rehab.

Prescription Drug Rehab Question #4: Is Prescription Drug Detox Enough?

No. Prescription drug detox is the first step in prescription drug treatment; it is not the end. In order to be effective, detox must be followed up with therapy and addiction treatment for as long as possible and then rounded out with aftercare services like sober living, group sessions, and personal therapy. Simply breaking the physical dependence upon a drug is not enough. The psychological and emotional dependence upon prescription drugs must be addressed and treated to remain drug-free.

Prescription Drug Rehab Question #5: Does Insurance Pay for Treatment?

Some health insurance policies do cover the entire cost of prescription drug rehab, but most will provide coverage for a portion of treatment leaving you to pay the rest. You may find that short-term inpatient prescription drug rehab is covered while other policies cover the costs of prescription drug detox and a portion of any treatment after that.

Prescription Drug Rehab at Michael’s House

At Michael’s House, we offer a comprehensive prescription drug rehab that starts with prescription drug detox, follows up with addiction treatment and continues with aftercare services. Contact us today at 1-877-345-8494 to learn more about how we can help you recover from prescription drug addiction.