Inpatient or residential treatment is the safest and most successful form of addiction treatment. Inpatient rehab provides a safe environment for you to get clean and sober, devoid of any temptations while being surrounded by therapists, treatment and medical professionals, and other patients all of whom want to see you succeed.
If you are suffering from an Oxycodone addiction and looking for a treatment facility that fits that description, then look no further than Restorations Health Care in Anaheim, CA. We offer both inpatient and outpatient Oxycodone treatment programs for those in need and we are proud to serve Anaheim and the greater Orange County area.Oxycodone is considered a Schedule II drug under the Controlled Substances Act due to its propensity to be abused in addition to the fact that it can be highly addictive.
According to the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), some common street names for Oxycodone include:
Inpatient rehab begins once you have successfully completed your Oxycodone detoxification treatment.
Upon completion of detox, you will sit down with the treatment professional that you have been assigned. After learning more about you and getting a better understanding of your situation, they will create a treatment plan for your Oxycodone addiction.
Your treatment plan will consist of various therapy sessions and other treatment-related activities. Inpatient rehab is designed to be highly structured. You will be given a daily schedule that you will be expected to follow. Your schedule will map out your entire day from what time you are expected to wake up and go to bed, to meal times, and what time and where your therapy sessions will be.
As part of inpatient treatment, you will also be expected to follow rehab center rules at all times for the duration of your stay.By learning the origins of your addiction, you can learn healthier ways to deal with stressors and triggers moving forward that don’t involve opioids such as Oxycodone.
Support group meetings such as Narcotics Anonymous (NA) and other 12-step programs is another important aspect of Oxycodone treatment. Support groups provide an additional safe and supportive environment where you can share your experiences with others that will be able to understand what you are going through.
In some cases, you might be given medications to help with your Oxycodone addiction, especially early on in treatment. Medications such as Methadone, Suboxone, Buprenorphine, Naloxone, Naltrexone, and Clonidine have all been proven to be effective in helping treat those who are suffering from opioid addiction. These medications can help eliminate cravings and alleviate any withdrawal symptoms that might continue to linger after detox.Inpatient rehab provides a safe and stable environment that many who suffer from addiction are in desperate need of. When you go to inpatient rehab, you are able to focus 100% of your time and energy on recovering from your addiction in a place that is free from temptations and bad influences.
Oftentimes people who are battling substance abuse issues are also suffering from a mental health condition. Inpatient rehab can not only help address your Oxycodone addiction issues but co-occurring disorders as well including behavioral health and mental health issues.The length of time that you spend in inpatient treatment can vary based on a variety of factors. Inpatient rehab typically lasts 30 days but can go on for longer if needed.
Whether you are in inpatient rehab for 1 day or 100 days, you will be given a structured schedule that you will be expected to follow.
This schedule will have your entire day mapped out for you. It will have the time you are expected to wake up, your meal times, your appointment times for your therapy sessions and other classes, and your bedtime. If your schedule does allow for any downtime, that will be scheduled into your day as well.If you have a medical insurance policy with one of the larger insurance companies, then chances are your inpatient rehab is covered at least partially. Most insurance providers cover some sort of mental health and substance abuse treatment partially, if not in full.
If you aren’t sure if your insurance plan covers inpatient rehab, or how much it covers, you can reach out to your insurance representative, or you can fill out our insurance verification form.
We will take a look at your policy and let you know what is and isn’t covered. We will also let you know of any out-of-pocket expenses you might be responsible for before you begin treatment.Some peopled either don’t have insurance or their insurance plans don’t cover the type of addiction treatment they need. Others want to keep their Oxycodone addiction treatment as private and confidential as possible and don’t want to involve their insurance company.
If you fall into any of these categories, we offer a private pay option.
At Restorations Health Care in Anaheim, we accept many forms of traditional payment as well as private medical lending companies and loans through credit cards.
Regardless of how you choose to pay for your substance use disorder treatment, we believe that your top priority should be getting the help that you need. If you are concerned about how you will be able to pay for rehab we will sit down with you and go over the cost before you being treatment.Oxycodone is a very powerful opioid that comes with a high risk of addiction, even if taken as medically directed. If you or a family member is suffering from an Oxycodone addiction in Southern California it is important to get help right away.
At Restorations Health Care we know how important rehab is in the recovery process. We also know that there is more to recovery than just inpatient treatment. That’s why our team is ready to help you through the entire treatment process from medical detox to oxycontin rehab programs, and even aftercare.
Call us today at 831-243-5604 to learn more about our treatment options and how we can help you with your Oxycodone addiction.
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