Calling our admissions team
At American Addiction Centers (AAC), we understand the courage it takes to ask for help. Learn more about what to expect on your first phone call and who you might speak with and take the next step in your recovery today.
A judgement free phone call
Our team’s goal is to help you be one step closer to treatment by the time you hang up the phone. That means meeting you wherever you’re at without judgement.
Available for anyone who needs help
Whether you’re calling for yourself or someone you love, our team is there for you.
Free, confidential, and available 24/7
You can speak with our team day or night by calling our 24/7 detox and rehab hotline.
What makes calling our team different?
Either by supporting someone they love or experiencing addiction personally, our team understands because they’ve been there before.
What people are saying about our team
They truly cared about my recovery. The staff there truly knows what you're going through because most of them used to be addicts just like you. It is performed in a specialized facility that provides a high level of care.
The staff saved my life!! Staff at outpatient and at the main inpatient facility really helped me work through so many problems; I am so thankful.
I've been in treatment many times, and I've never had an experience like this. They accommodate any reasonable need and don't expect you to be perfect. You are in rehab after all. The staff honestly cares about you and want what is best for you. Not just about the money.
Meet some of our team members
Zack Komer
Your navigator understands what you’re going through. Zach says he became a navigator because The mission we are carrying out means a lot to not just me, but my family as well. Close to 5 years ago, my family called in and spoke to a navigator just like me looking for help. Our conversation with an admissions navigator changed not just my life, but my entire family’s life as well. I’m proud to be a navigator and I love what I do.
Maritza Forry
Maritza is a proud member of the American Addiction Centers admissions team. When we asked Maritza why she’s a navigator, her response was simple: she loves helping others. Maritza has been an admissions navigator for almost 2 years.
Willy Peralta
Willy has been an admissions navigator for 8 years. Willy says, My family has felt the negative effects of addiction and I truly understand how this disease [addiction] can tear families apart. I am a navigator because I enjoy helping people get healthy and seeing families reconcile in sobriety.
Willy has helped thousands of people just like you in his time at American Addiction Centers and he plans to continue that mission.
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