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Delaware Inpatient Drug Rehab Centers
Are you looking for a high-quality substance abuse rehabilitation program in Delaware for yourself or a loved one? Rehabs.com offers valuable information about various facilities in the state to help you find the treatment center that’s right for you. We provide information on both inpatient and outpatient drug and alcohol treatment facilities so that you can find the program that will best help you or your loved one on the path toward recovery, whether the addiction is to Hycodan, Pain Pills, alcohol, or any other illegal or prescription drug.
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Inpatient Vs. Outpatient Rehabilitation in Delaware
One of the important determinations when you or your loved one chooses between drug and alcohol rehabs in DE is deciding between Residential versus Outpatient Rehabilitation. Many people are fast to jump on outpatient rehabilitation thinking it will be more convenient and less expensive. While this is sometimes the case, statistics indicate those choosing residential treatment in 48-day, 60-day or 90-day programs are more likely to be successful long-term. Wherever you decide to get rehab, the first step is making a choice!
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Latest Reviews of Rehab Centers in Delaware
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President & CEO
Use of illicit drugs, including marijuana, is one of the biggest problems facing Delaware residents.
Compared to the rest of the country, rates of past month and past-year use of drugs like heroin, cocaine, prescription painkillers, and other substances have consistently been higher than the national average.
It's a problem that is explored in Delaware Substance Abuse and Mental Health Issues At-A-Glance published by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA). An annual survey analyzed to better understand the challenges faced by drug users in every state, it provides detailed information about how many people are using different drugs in Delaware and how many are getting the treatment they need to address the problem. Who's Using What? According to the SAMHSA survey, the following are the most commonly cited drugs of abuse among Delaware residents who seek treatment for drug and alcohol dependence in order of popularity:
- Alcohol
- Marijuana
- Cocaine
- Heroin
This order has been relatively consistent over the last 15 years, with the exception of the positioning of marijuana and cocaine. Rates of cocaine use have remained relatively level but marijuana use and heroin use have both been increasing in popularity over the last decade.
Not Enough Treatment Programs for Everyone
One of the biggest problems facing Delaware families who are ready to help their loved ones get into a drug addiction treatment program is the lack of resources.
There are fewer than 50 drug rehab programs in Delaware, according to SAMHSA, and some of them have long waiting lists and too few resources. Additionally, more than 63 percent of these organizations depend heavily upon funding from government agencies, and as state, local and federal budgets tighten, drug addiction treatment programs are often dropped.
Only 12 programs in the entire state of Delaware even offer a residential treatment program and only four offer methadone as an option for those in recovery from opiate addiction treatment. Wait lists are long everywhere and, once enrolled, many patients find that there are too few personalized therapy sessions and too many other patients fighting for access to available resources. The lack of appropriate care options may be a big part of the reason why rates of unmet need for treatment in Delaware are far higher than the national average.
In-State or Out-of-State Treatment?
It's important to enroll in a drug rehab not just based on location but also based on the amenities, treatment services and resources it provides. This is the most effective way to find a drug rehab that will work for your needs.
For optimum results, it is recommended that you choose a private drug rehab program that offers:
- Dual diagnosis treatment if there are co-occurring issues with mental health issues
- Multiple private therapy sessions per week
- The ability to create a personalized treatment plan that addresses the unique challenges you face
- A low number of patients per staff member
- Wide range of therapeutic options that range from traditional to alternative
- The provision of aftercare services at the completion of treatment
Staying close to your home city is not necessarily the best choice, as you are closer to the individuals and surroundings that caused the drug or alcohol use in the first place. Particularly if you're considering exclusive or private alternatives, there may be added benefits in treating a long rehabilitation stay like an escape and going outside Delaware. Many of the highly-rated treatment clinics have services and locations that make them seem to be 4-star resorts so rehab can be reinvigorating as well as therapeutic.
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