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Pennsylvania Inpatient Drug Rehab Facilities
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Premium Listings in Pennsylvania
Recovery Centers of America at Bracebridge Hall
Earleville, Maryland 140 Miles from Pennsylvania
Serenity at Summit Princeton Junction
Princeton Junction, New Jersey 169 Miles from Pennsylvania
Recovery Centers of America Capital Region
Waldorf, Maryland 169 Miles from Pennsylvania
Recovery Centers of America at Raritan Bay
South Amboy, New Jersey 185 Miles from Pennsylvania
Recovery Centers of America at Lighthouse
Mays Landing, New Jersey 192 Miles from Pennsylvania
Aware Recovery Care In-Home Addiction Treatment in Connecticut
North Haven, Connecticut 269 Miles from Pennsylvania
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Inpatient Vs. Outpatient Rehabilitation in Pennsylvania
Looking for a top rehabilitation facility in Pennsylvania for yourself or someone you love? Rehabs.com is an expert in luxury private facilities and can help you find the center that's right for you. Our substance abuse rehabilitation centers can help anyone get away from drugs, whether the addiction is to Ryzolt, Hydromorphone, alcohol or any other illegal or prescription drug.Latest Reviews
Latest Reviews of Rehabs in Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh Mercy Addiction Services
Is able to address more than addiction, such as mental health problems Facility was over loaded and had to wait to get in It was close to home, we have had prior experience with this hospital, and the treatment facility provided what my husband needed
Clear Concepts Counseling
Easy to communicate, friendly, supportive, great staff. Office is a little outdated. They are super easy to talk to and give you another way of thinking that helps you keep away from the lifestyle you were living.
Coatesville Veterans Affairs Medical Center
Compassion but there needs to be longer time in treatment. I'm still clean an sober.
Meet the Pros
Meet the Pros
Joseph Kane, L.S.W.
Clinical Administrator Clearbrook ManorJoe, a native and current resident of West Scranton, PA, attended the Pennsylvania State University earning his B.A. in Psychology. He then went on to Marywood University and received his Masters Degree in Social Work. Going one step further in his educational credentials, Joe completed all the requirements for become a Licensed Social Worker (L.S.W.). Outside of work you can usually find Joe spending time with his wife and children. Joe says that the rewarding part of working for Clearbrook is “I feel like God has given me the ability to work with people afflicted with the disease of addiction. Seeing people at the lowest point and then hope getting restored and the light returning to their eyes.”
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Michael Ogden
Executive Director Recovery Centers of America at DevonMichael brings a wealth of experience, knowledge and skill to Devon. Over the course of his career, Michael has held clinical, operations, marketing and a variety of leadership roles. He’s been the Executive Director, Program Director or Administrator of several organizations working with both adults and adolescents. Michael holds a BA in Psychology from Saint Leo University and Master of Public Health from Drexel University. Michael is also a US Navy Veteran.
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Dr. Robert Morrow
Chief Medical Director Water Gap WellnessMagna Cum Laude, BS -Syracuse University, PHD Thomas Jefferson University. Over the course of his career, Dr. Morrow has served as medical director of four substance abuse treatment facilities including the development and implementation of a dual disorders rehabilitation program at College Hill Medical Center in the 1990s. He also started the first Suboxone treatment program in Monroe County Pennsylvania in 2006. Dr. Morrow also served on the Pennsylvania Medical Society Physician Health Programs Committee from 2001-2007. Dr. Morrow’s treatment philosophy utilizes a holistic approach in treating both psychiatric and substance use disorders. He believes that psychotherapy or mental health counseling, education and lifestyle management are essential elements in optimizing use biological interventions his approach to mental health counseling is based on mindfulness and cognitive behavioral principles.
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Treatment Facts
- Pennsylvania ranks 24th in treatment centers servicing/accepting rational emotive behavioral therapy per 100,000 residents. Colorado is just 1 spot better, ranked 23 out of the United States. One spot worse is New York, ranked 25 in the U.S.
- When adjusted for population, Pennsylvania ranks 25th in treatment centers servicing/accepting 12-step facilitation. One spot better is New Hampshire, ranked 24 in the U.S. Washington is just 1 spot worse, ranked 26 out of the United States.
- For persons with HIV or AIDS clients, Pennsylvania ranks 27th in population-adjusted treatment centers. One spot better is Nevada, ranked 26 in the U.S. Minnesota is ranked one spot worse at spot 28.
- Pennsylvania is 29th among U.S. states in treatment centers servicing or accepting community reinforcement plus vouchers. One spot better is New Hampshire, ranked 28 in the U.S. The US National Average is ranked slightly worse, ranked 30.
- Pennsylvania ranks 30th in treatment centers servicing/accepting pregnant or post-partum women per 100,000 residents. Michigan is ranked one spot better at spot 29. The US National Average is ranked slightly worse, ranked 31.
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You might believe that you don't need the help of Pennsylvania drug rehab programs as long as you can pay your rent, keep up with your bills and stay employed. While it's true that holding onto the trappings of a healthy life like this isn't quite the same as "hitting bottom," you can hold your life together and still sustain an addiction.The National Institute on Drug Abuse reports that nearly 75 percent of all illicit drug users have jobs.
These people might feel as though they're holding their lives together, but in reality, they're still abusing drugs and heading toward an addiction. You could be doing exactly the same thing, but a Pennsylvania treatment center could help you to break the cycle. Instead of just telling yourself that you're in control, you'll actually be in control.
Why Treatment Is Important
The more you use, the harder it might be for you to quit without help.
Each time you take drugs, tiny chemical changes take place within your brain. When the drugs wear off, that little footprint of damage might remain, and each little bit of destruction could make it even harder for you to control your impulses and your urges regarding drugs.
In a treatment program, you'll have access to the kind of help you might never have on your own. Medications could help to soothe the symptoms of withdrawal, and counseling could help you to understand why you began taking drugs in the first place. In time, you'll gain back the power you lost to the addiction.
Left untreated, addictions can bring about terrible consequences. For example, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that 1,812 people died in Pennsylvania in 2007 as a direct consequence of drug use. During that same time period, 1,604 died in motor vehicle accidents.
It's clear that addictions are becoming all the more deadly, and help really is needed.
Simon's Story
Finding Care
"I never really did hit the bottom with my addiction. Instead, my family met with me and told me I needed to get better or else terrible things would happen. In our intervention, I learned so much about how my drug use was hurting my family, and I could tell they were scared for me. That was enough to motivate me to get help, and I'm proud to say that I've been sober for six months now. It's not easy, and sometimes I am still tempted, but my family helps me to stay strong. I know I can do it."
There are many different methods you could use in order to find Pennsylvania drug treatment programs. You could contact:
- The Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs
- Your doctor
- Friends and family members who have been through addiction treatment
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