Troy, MI Rehab Centers | Detox | Inpatient Rehab

Depending on where you live, finding addiction treatment local to you can be difficult. Not every community has the same number of resources.

Luckily, there are numerous treatment services in the Troy area. You can find 143 drug and alcohol rehab facilities in Troy itself, 129 rehab programs in Detroit, 142 around Pontiac, and 137 in Warren.

Substance Abuse Treatment In Troy, Michigan

While the Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities Administration is the primary agency that oversees addiction treatment in Michigan, Oakland County also has its own Community Health Network that helps those looking for treatment.

To access treatment centers in Troy and Oakland County, you can:

• explore the Oakland County Community Health Network
• dial 2-1-1 for referrals to alcohol and drug rehab centers
• contact NAMI Michigan to find local treatment facilities
• use the SAMHSA treatment locator to find local addiction treatment centers

Troy Alcohol & Drug Treatment Programs

When you first enter treatment for alcohol or drug abuse, you’ll likely be assessed by an addiction specialist so they can determine which treatment programs are right for you. From there, they’ll build your treatment plan which may include:

• medical detoxification
• inpatient/residential treatment
• outpatient treatment
• dual-diagnosis for co-occurring disorders
• medication-assisted treatment (MAT)
• aftercare support

Medical Drug & Alcohol Detox

Medical detox programs take about 3-7 days and allow you to come down from substances in a safe, medically supervised environment.

While the substances leave your body, you’ll be watched by healthcare professionals in the detox center to make sure that, if any withdrawal symptoms occur, they can treat them appropriately. Once you’re stable, you’re able to move to the next stage in your recovery.

Residential/Inpatient Drug Rehab

Inpatient drug rehab generally lasts from 30-90 days and requires you to stay at a treatment facility. 

While you’re there, you’ll likely participate in behavioral therapy, group counseling, and recreational activities. There may also be dual-diagnosis treatment if you have other mental health disorders.

Outpatient Treatment

If inpatient rehab doesn’t seem like the right treatment for you, outpatient services like intensive outpatient programs (IOPs) and partial hospitalization programs (PHPs) might be a better fit.

IOPs are best for people who don’t need 24/7 monitoring while PHPs are recommended for those with intense cravings. Both programs offer behavioral and group therapy.

Opioid & Alcohol Treatment Programs

Medication-assisted treatment (MAT) is one way to treat opioid and alcohol addiction. During MAT, you’re provided specific FDA-approved medication that helps ease cravings and balance brain chemistry. MAT also includes therapy.

Some of the prescription medications used in MAT include buprenorphine, Suboxone, disulfiram, and methadone.

Aftercare

Aftercare offers resources for when you graduate from treatment. The resources can include employment assistance, halfway or sober-living homes, and support groups. Aftercare support can be a great tool for relapse prevention and long-term recovery.

Using Health Insurance For Addiction Treatment In Troy, Michigan

While private insurance and Medicare/Medicaid do cover the cost of addiction treatment, they may not cover everything. It’s important to know what your plan will cover before you enter treatment. To determine what your insurance will pay for, you can:

• call the number on the back of your insurance card and discuss your benefits with a representative
• contact rehab centers to find out which insurance plans they accept
• look over your insurance documents to learn more about accepted treatment providers and overall coverage

If you’re uninsured, look for recovery programs run by the state or ones that offer a sliding-fee scale for those with lower incomes.

Addiction Treatment At Ark Behavioral Health

At Ark Behavioral Health, we provide a wide-range of treatment options to ensure we’re able to meet everyone’s needs. 

If you or a loved one is struggling with a substance use disorder, please call our helpline today to learn about what we offer at our recovery centers.