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Where you can find information on in-home treatment, read stories of recovery, and learn about new developments in the field of addiction treatment
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Why in-home treatment?
There are a lot of advantages to in-home treatment, which include:
- Treatment from home, around your schedule: In-home treatment allows you to receive the care you need, when you need it. We work around your schedule and do our best to ensure treatment doesn’t interfere with your day-to-day life.
- Personalized, individualized care: Many treatment options include group treatment, often as the main method of care. In-home treatment allows for personalized and individualized care that is tailored to meet your needs.
- Treatment in the “real world”: Treatment often involves removing a patient from the “real world” to avoid temptations. The problem is, once the patient re-enters the “real world,” they are met with a ton of challenges that can feel overwhelming. In-home treatment allows you to meet challenges head-on, with the support of a highly-trained team of behavioral and mental health professionals.
- Family treatment: With in-home treatment, it’s much easier to schedule family treatment sessions, which allows your family to heal together.
