Our mission is to provide quality, compassionate, and innovative care to adults struggling with addiction and co-occurring mental health disorders. We believe in:
From detox to aftercare, our facilities offer the full continuum of care to help you achieve lasting recovery.
Recovery looks different for everyone, but you can expect a comprehensive and personalized approach to addiction treatment. Our team of experienced professionals uses behavioral therapies, holistic therapies, and recovery groups to help clients achieve and maintain recovery. With a focus on individualized care and ongoing support, our treatment facilities provide a safe environment for you to begin your journey to recovery.
We'll be able to tell you if your insurance provider is in network with an American Addiction Centers treatment facility.
We offer a variety of services, programs, and therapies across our facilities. Please note that availability depends on location. Learn more about each facility's available programs and therapies by calling today at 888-685-5770or get a text.
Our admissions center will schedule your admission and provide you with a packing list, a travel schedule, and any assistance you may need to get to treatment successfully.
We're committed to your recovery. When you invest and successfully complete 90 consecutive days at an American Addiction Centers facility, we believe that you have created the most solid foundation for your long-term goals of sobriety. In the event that you experience a relapse, you are welcome back for a complimentary 30 days of our treatment*. This is our promise to you.
* Terms and conditions may apply, and results may vary.
The journey to recovery doesn't end when treatment does. That's why we created our nationwide alumni network, a supportive community of program graduates who understand the challenges of addiction and recovery firsthand. By joining our alumni network, you can continue to receive encouragement and support from those who have been in your shoes. You'll also have access to the Connections phone app through CHESS Health which offers:
What is the duration of addiction treatment programs?
The cost of addiction treatment programs can vary depending on the type and length of treatment, but many facilities offer financial assistance and payment plans to help make treatment more affordable. Treatment is an investment in your future, and we believe everyone who needs it should be able to access it. We can help verify your insurance coverage at an AAC facility in just a few minutes, and determine the best way to pay for care.
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Under the Affordable Care Act (ACA), treatment for substance use disorder (SUD) is considered an essential benefit. This means that many health insurance plans cover some, if not all, of the cost of addiction treatment, but coverage may vary depending on the provider and the type of treatment received.
Therapies used in addiction treatment can include various behavioral therapies, such as cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), motivational interviewing (MI), and more.
Family involvement can be an important aspect of addiction treatment, as it can provide support and address any underlying issues that may have contributed to the individual’s substance use. Families can often stay in contact with their loved ones during rehab treatment. Many treatment facilities offer family therapy sessions and visitation hours or virtual communication options like phone and video calls. Keep in mind that each facility may have different policies regarding family contact, so it’s best to check with the specific facility for their guidelines.
Some addiction treatment programs offer flexible scheduling options, allowing patients to continue working or attending school while in treatment, while others may require a full-time commitment. Many people can continue working or attending school while receiving outpatient rehab treatment. Outpatient treatment allows individuals to receive therapy and support while still maintaining their daily responsibilities.
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) prohibits employers from discriminating against employees struggling with a substance use disorder (SUD) who seek treatment. Additionally, the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) may allow you to take unpaid leave to seek treatment without fear of losing your job.
After treatment ends, you can receive ongoing support through aftercare services, such as participating in the AAC alumni program, living in a sober living home, and continuing therapy, all of which can help maintain recovery and prevent relapse.
Qualification for treatment is based on your substance use history, medical and psychiatric evaluation, insurance coverage, and other individual factors.