There are many types of NJ drug rehab facilities from clinics to executive drug rehab options. Addictions are not a matter of will power as some believe, it is a physical and mental need for the drug of choice created in some instances by repeated use of the drug. Other times the addiction is caused by the psychological needs that are not being met, and drugs tend to fill this void. In any situation, rehab facilities can be found to suit any conditions and needs.

There are many payment options for NJ drug rehab facilities. Many clinics require the payment up front for any treatment, regardless of length of time the treatment will take place in, or if the program is in patient or out patient in nature. NJ drug rehab centers will each have their own requirements for acceptance and payment into their programs. Examples of requirements include:

– Prepayment of all treatments prior to beginning.
– Therapy and follow up care as well as participation in a 12 step program for addicts.
– Family and friend help and support throughout the treatment, as group, personal and family therapy counseling are generally offered to all participants. If your family or friends are not supportive of these treatments, the participant must agree to try to attend all therapies and sessions asked of them after treatment is complete.

There are many facilities that offer medication treatments for withdrawal symptoms during detox phases of treatment. Detox is considered the hardest part of drug rehab, although it lasts the least amount of time. The fact that the body undergoes changes that are ridding the need for the drug is what makes the detox so hard on participants. Some facilities offer a quick detox program, while others will last a full 2 weeks. In order to continue with treatment, a participant must complete detox successfully without relapse. Treatments such as behavior management and counseling or therapy are not effective if the drug is still being used concurrently.

Multiple facilities are approved to accept Medicare and Medicaid as payment options. Therefore if this will be a participants’ payment method, it is suggested that the local Medicare and Medicaid offices be contacted for a list of approved providers that accept this payment method. Others will accept only private insurance or cash payments. To find out more about your location, contact them directly.