What treatment options are available in Vermont?
Rehab centers in Vermont offer treatment services like inpatient treatment, behavioral therapy, detoxification, and residential treatment to help improve your health and beat addiction.
You can also get specialized treatment depending on your addiction. Vermont has centers that offer specialized alcohol addiction treatment and opioid addiction treatment for their patients.
Here are rehab centers in Vermont that offer the services mentioned above.
Alcohol addiction treatment centers in Vermont
- Sana at Stowe
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BAART Behavioural Health Services
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Burlington Lakeside Clinic
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Clara Martin Center
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Counseling Service of Addison county
Opioid addiction treatment centers in Vermont
- Howard Center
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West Ridge Center
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Healthcare and Rehabilitation services
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Brattleboro Retreat
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University of Vermont Medical Ctr
Vermont rehab centers that offer adolescent addiction treatment
- Serenity House
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Brattleboro Retreat
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Lund Family Center
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Central Vermont
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Clara Martin Center
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Howard Center
Vermont rehab centers that offer addiction treatment services for seniors
- Rutland Mental Health Services
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University of Vermont Medical Ctr
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Howard Center
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BAART Behavioral Health Services
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Central Vermont
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Clara Martin Center
How do I pay for rehab in Vermont?
The amount you pay for rehab treatment depends on your location, whether or not you have insurance, and the length of your treatment at the facility.
Most rehab centers in Vermont accept self-pay and insurance to cover the cost of addiction treatment. If you can't pay for the entire treatment in cash, it would help if you had private or public health insurance to help cover the rehab costs.
Public health insurance like Medicare helps to reduce the amount of money you have to pay to access effective treatment for your addiction. Some Vermont rehab facilities accept payment in installments, especially for those who intend to get long-term care.
Government assistance for rehab in Vermont
The Vermont Department of Health has a Division of Substance Abuse (DSU) that oversees the area's prevention, intervention, and treatment of drug and alcohol addiction. They work with national, state, and community organizations to make programs and ensure the people of Vermont access the treatment they need.
The Vermont Department of Health has a VT Helplink that offers free and confidential alcohol and drug support and referral service to meet your specific needs. You will speak to a trained and caring professional who will help you find the proper recovery for your addiction.