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Act Fast – Limited Capacity
Recovery is just a phone call away. We’re here for you 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Call (352) 771-2700
Act Fast – Limited Capacity
From our location in Umatilla to our other locations nationwide, our Recovery Advocates team is here to help you or a loved one with mental health treatment or drug and alcohol inpatient treatment. Get in touch now and get your life back.
An intake coordinator will verify your insurance provider to check we’re in-network and discuss any deductibles or additional out-of-pocket costs you can expect. If you do not have insurance, we will review other payment options available to you.
Our intake coordinator will answer any questions you have and conduct a pre-assessment to determine if we are the right fit for your needs. If we’re not the best fit, we may refer you to a trusted partner facility near you.
We will use answers from your pre-assessment to determine the best treatment path for you and schedule your admission into the facility. In many cases, we offer same-day or next-day admission.
All admissions calls are confidential. At The Recovery Village Drug and Alcohol Rehab, you will fill out forms that only allow us to discuss important information with the people you designate per HIPAA guidelines. In addition, no information will be disclosed to any party without your written, documented consent.
Questions About Addiction Treatment
There are a variety of reasons to go to rehab, but the biggest ones are that rehab helps reverse the effects of drug or alcohol addiction and increases the chances of maintaining long-term sobriety.
The average cost of substance abuse treatment can vary widely depending on whether you choose a public, private or luxury facility. You may spend nothing at a free clinic but spend $1,500 to $8,000 for treatment at a publicly funded location. Luxury locations can be drastically higher, ranging from $20,000 to $60,000 for treatment. The costs also vary depending on the type of treatment you need, the severity of your addiction and the length of treatment.
When paying for rehab, insurance is one of the most effective ways to minimize costs. Most health insurance providers will cover some or all of the costs of rehab treatment, though providers may only cover certain facilities, types of treatment and levels of care.
Although we highly recommend scheduling your admission in advance to avoid extended wait times, The Recovery Village inpatient rehab facilities accept walk-in patients for our highest levels of substance abuse treatment between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Walking in does not guarantee admission to care. Before you can be admitted, our Recovery Advocates will work diligently to ensure:
Typically, you will be able to continue taking any medications you are prescribed. However, your rehab physician may alter your prescription if it negatively interacts with any medication-assisted treatment (MAT) you are given.
Drug and alcohol treatment programs can vary widely in length depending on the type of treatment and severity of the addiction. Typically, treatment at The Recovery Village takes 35 to 45 days. However, clients in outpatient treatment can continue to work as they are not staying onsite at the facility.
Typically, facility staff does not recommend that inpatient clients work while in treatment. The schedule of treatment, recreation and therapy is specifically designed to promote healing and recovery in a stress-free environment. Introducing work to the equation can create new stressors that affect the recovery process. Computer access within the facility is also limited for clients. However, clients in outpatient treatment can work remotely as they are not staying onsite at the facility.
Questions About Life at The Recovery Village
The Recovery Village is located at 633 Umatilla Boulevard in Umatilla, Florida. In addition to our Umatilla location, we have substance abuse treatment facilities throughout Florida, Ohio, Colorado, Washington, Maryland and New Jersey.
Yes, our multidisciplinary team of experts provides treatment for substance abuse as well as co-occurring mental health disorders. Since addiction and mental health are often intertwined, it’s important to treat both to maximize the chances of long-term recovery.
When staying at a rehab facility, clients will follow a schedule that includes individual and group therapy, physician visits, mealtimes, recreational activities and free periods. For example, a client may get breakfast, attend individual therapy, have lunch, visit their physician, have recreational time, eat dinner, attend group therapy and then take time to be alone or with peers.
Yes, there are designated family weekends and other opportunities to meet with family members. Family involvement in substance abuse treatment can be important, and we provide family therapy for addiction to help families heal, process trauma and find effective ways to communicate.
To help promote healing and remove outside stressors, we do not allow electronics with cameras or internet access, such as tablets or laptops. After a 72-hour stabilization period, cell phone use is allowed for 20-minute intervals three times per week.
It depends on the type of treatment you are receiving, but you always have around-the-clock access to support staff, nurses and counselors outside of clinical visits. Your interactions with doctors will typically be to monitor progress, adjust treatment and address issues.
Patients can take cigarette breaks during designated periods determined by your treatment team. You must bring cigarettes in their original, unopened packaging — make sure that you have enough to last your entire stay. E-cigarettes and vape products are not allowed, but smoking cessation products can be provided.
Questions About Life at The Recovery Village
Rehab is just the beginning of the recovery journey. After rehab, you can expect to continue support group meetings, have routine check-ins with addiction professionals and make use of a wide range of resources and tools for long-term sobriety.
As part of helping clients improve their chances of long-term recovery, we provide aftercare services that continue support long after rehab ends. Transitioning back to daily life without substances can be challenging, so we help clients create relapse prevention plans and follow individualized strategies that help them continue recovery independently.
Yes, our alumni program includes our aftercare services as well as access to recovery groups, meetings, online and live events, follow-up calls and much more.
Sober living communities help people adjust back to day-to-day life in a supportive environment. For some clients, returning home means facing a variety of overwhelming triggers and challenges that are difficult to overcome in early recovery. A sober living house allows someone to continue practicing recovery skills and receive ongoing peer support while staying in a substance-free home.
Questions About Mental Health Treatment
The length of your stay in an inpatient mental health program will vary based on your specific needs. Typically, patients complete their residential stay within a span of one to two weeks.
Staying in treatment for the entire duration is key to lasting recovery, and we strongly encourage you to do so. However, you can leave the facility at any time, even if it’s against our medical advice.
Yes. If you’ve finished acute mental health care elsewhere and want additional support before rejoining your community, our residential treatment program could be an option for you.
From your first day in our care, a case manager will begin preparations for your graduation. They will connect you with outpatient therapy programs and mental health resources in your community to make sure you always have access to the support you need.
Our dual diagnosis treatment centers can treat both substance use and mental health disorders at the same time. As part of your admission process, our medical team will review your needs and suggest either the substance abuse track or the mental health track. If substance abuse is your focus, you will begin with medical detox and then move into the inpatient rehab program, where your mental health diagnosis will be treated alongside the substance use disorder. If mental health is the focus, you will begin with medical detox for substance use, followed by additional group therapy sessions addressing addiction while your treatment focuses on your mental health condition.
The Recovery Village accepts health insurance. Your insurance plan may cover some or all of the costs of inpatient rehab. If you do not have insurance coverage, private pay options may be available.
The law offers protections if you require time off from work for mental health reasons. Under the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA), you can take a leave of absence from work and keep your job while seeking mental health treatment from a healthcare provider. However, it’s important to understand that not everyone is eligible for FMLA benefits.
Mental health conditions can affect your ability to care for your children. While there are no guarantees regarding child custody outcomes, seeking mental health treatment and achieving successful recovery can improve your chances of keeping custody.
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