It can be confusing and overwhelming to pick the right intensive outpatient program Utah gift for loved ones or for yourself. With the rise of the opioid crisis, the addiction treatment field has witnessed an increase of deceitful marketing and unethical practices of drug rehab "providers" with only one goal in mind: it is profit. This leaves many consumers uncertain and unsure of where and how to find effective treatment alternatives.

More than ever, people need to know what to look for in a rehabilitation center. When you are researching treatment centers and meet with rehab specialists there are crucial questions to ask and the topics you should cover.

Accreditation, Licensing and Certificates

Reputable Eden Valley drug rehab are recognized by The Joint Commission or the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities. Both Joint Commission and CARF are non-profit, independent organizations that have their accreditation based on performance standards and demonstrated results, quality and value. State licensing is not the same as accreditation due to the fact that states vary widely in their licensing requirements.

To be able to advertise their services and programs on Google and Facebook via a third-party company, LegitScript, drug rehab centers must also be accredited. Through this certification, you can be sure that only quality legitimate treatment centers can advertise on these channels. This is a method that offers the protection of the customer.

Clinical Staff Credentials and Licenses

Credentials and licenses indicate whether the people who offer Eden Valley drug rehab programming and services meet nationally recognized standards for professional practice. The clinical staff might not be certified or licensed if they lack the necessary training and experience to provide the highest quality of treatment. Particular credentials used by addiction treatment professionals might be LADC (Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor), LPC (Licensed Professional Counselor), CAC (Certified Addictions Counselor) or CCDP (Certified Co-occurring Disorders Counselor).

Multidisciplinary Treatment Team

Treatment for addiction requires a multidisciplinary team to treat the entire illness. Your rehab program should have several professionals working together to design a personalized treatment plan. All team members should be certified to practice in their specific discipline. It is essential to be aware of team members who have multiple responsibilities. A multidisciplinary treatment team usually includes:

Counselor for chemical dependency

Doctor

Nurse

Psychiatrist

Therapist

Nutritionist

Wellness expert

Utilization of evidence-based practices

Treatments that are evidence-based and backed by science-based research are the most effective. Twelve-Step Facilitation as well as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy are just some examples of treatments that are based on evidence.

Psychological Health Services

Many people who struggle with addiction to alcohol or drugs also suffer from a co-occurring mental health problem, like depression or anxiety. To provide the appropriate treatment, a clear dual diagnosis is essential. Dual diagnosis patients will realize that the best treatment which addresses both addiction as well as the co-occurring mental disorder. Ask about the coordination of mental health services with other providers if an addiction treatment program is not able to provide them.

Treatment Success Rate/Outcomes

In many cases, the results of treatment aren't measured by rehab professionals, or are assessed in a different way. The definition of "treatment success" may differ between different rehab providers. Do not believe rehab centers which claim to offer the "cure" or 100 100% success rate. If rehab success rates are quoted, the data should be gathered through research-based methods or published in peer-reviewed journals.

Insurance

Treatment for substance abuse is expensive So, look for rehabilitation centers that are in network with the insurance company you have. In-network means that the facility has met the quality standards of the insurance companies. Some treatment providers will claim to "work with your insurance" company, but it doesn't mean they're part of the network. Check with your insurance provider in case you're not sure.

Treatment with Medication or Medical Detoxification

Medical detoxification is a service that are offered by your health clinic prior to when you begin the treatment program. However, taking medical detox at home permits you to start the rehabilitation process while you are detoxing. The medical staff at a detox unit should include both nurses and physicians who have expertise in easing the pain of withdrawal from drugs or alcohol and in reducing cravings for drugs. Ongoing monitoring of your physical health is an important aspect of the recovery process.