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Find Your Right Level of Care

Recovery isn't one-size-fits-all—neither is treatment intensity. Some people need round-the-clock medical supervision, while others thrive with flexible outpatient support. Explore each level to understand what kind of structure and care will best support your path to lasting sobriety.

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Inpatient Care

24/7 medical supervision and intensive treatment in a residential setting

Duration: 3-7 days

Medical withdrawal management with 24/7 supervision

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Duration: 30-90 days

24/7 live-in care with comprehensive therapy

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Duration: 3-30 days

Medical facility care for complex cases

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Duration: 90+ days

Extended stay programs for sustained recovery

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Outpatient Care

Flexible treatment options while maintaining daily responsibilities

Duration: 1-9 hours/week

Regular therapy sessions with schedule flexibility

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Duration: 9-19 hours/week

Structured treatment with increased support

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Duration: 20+ hours/week

Day treatment with comprehensive services

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Duration: Flexible

Remote treatment options via technology

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What You'll Find on This Page

Choosing the right intensity of care is crucial for successful recovery. Here's what we provide:

  • Detailed breakdowns of inpatient options
  • Outpatient program comparisons
  • Duration and intensity guidelines
  • Direct links to centers at each level

How to Determine Your Level of Care

Key Considerations:

  • • How long and how much have you been using?
  • • Do you need medical supervision for withdrawal?
  • • Are there co-occurring mental health issues?
  • • What's your home environment like?
  • • Can you maintain work or school during treatment?
  • • What does your insurance cover?

The Recovery Continuum

Treatment is often a journey through multiple levels. You might start with residential care for stabilization, step down to partial hospitalization, then transition to outpatient while building a life in recovery. Each step builds on the last.

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