Cost of Alcohol Rehab and Drug Rehab

There is no clear answer on how much rehab costs. This is because the cost of alcohol rehab can vary depending on the service provider as well as on the types of treatment that they offer. At Linwood House, your initial call will discuss and explain costs. This means that you can consult with a professional in order to build a bespoke quote that takes your needs into account. After learning more about your situation, intentions for rehab and potential treatment preferences, you will then be provided with a personalised drug rehab cost. Your contact can advise you on the options available once this cost is estimated.

With rehab, there are no ‘one size fits all’ rules. Your experience in rehab should be tailored to your individual circumstances and needs. This means that what rehab looks like – and, therefore, what it costs – will be determined by the type of treatment most appropriate for you. At Linwood House, we take a bespoke approach. Researchers have identified that ‘individually fitted or tailor-made care’ can be particularly effective for long-term recovery. With that in mind, we use a range of recovery models to provide you with a holistic, targeted rehab programme.

But what might that look like, and how does this affect the financial side of things?

There are two main factors that will impact the overall cost of drug rehab. These are:

1. Type of rehab
2. Length of rehab

Detoxing

The type of addiction you are dealing with can affect the way that your body and brain respond. A lot of substances are physically addictive. That means that when you stop taking them, you may begin to feel unwell for a period of time. This happens as your body readjusts to functioning without specific drugs. For some people, this can be an uncomfortable process. Detoxing in a supported environment – such as at Linwood House’s detox clinic – can give you a chance to manage any withdrawal symptoms in a safe, relaxing space.

Treatment

Some people only attend rehab during the detox phase and then choose to leave. Others choose to engage with a longer-term treatment plan that incorporates further engagement with various therapies. These therapies include:

• 12-Step therapy
• CBT (Cognitive Behavioural Therapy)
• Skills based therapies
• Group therapy
• Art therapies

Engaging with therapy is a positive step towards active recovery. This stage of rehab is a process of consciously reflecting, learning and healing. Positive engagement with therapy is one of the key elements of relapse prevention in the long term.

Length of rehab

Not all people stay in rehab for the same amount of time. In fact, the time spent in rehab can vary from person to person. This is because different treatment approaches can take a different amount of time.

A detox for alcohol dependency takes between 7 and 10 days.

A detox for drug dependency takes between 14 and 28 days. 

During detox, you will also be able to access up to 2 therapy sessions per day.

133,704 adults entered treatment for substance misuse between April 2022 and March 2023. Accessing rehab can be a life-changing experience. It can sometimes help to shift the way you think about rehab to consider it as an essential medical intervention. In the rehab specialist sphere, addiction is often thought of as a chronic disorder. This means that it needs to be managed in a similar way to any other condition – through treatment accessed through medical specialists and committed lifestyle changes.

But what are the benefits of rehab? What can treatment at Linwood House offer you?

Time spent in rehab has been clinically linked to vast improvements in general wellbeing, leading to:

• Ability to identify triggers
• Providing structure
• Improvement in physical health
• Improvement in mental health
• Reduction in anxiety
• More stable mood
• Setting useful goals
• Adopting healthier coping mechanisms
• Building new habits
• Focusing on health
• Building a sense of community
• Addressing underlying psychological conditions

These effects can colour your life in very meaningful ways, improving your social, interpersonal and professional lives. Rehab can signal a turning point – a chance for you to make a new investment in yourself for a happier, healthier future.

It is understandable to be curious about what is actually included in your overall drug or alcohol rehab cost. The cost of rehab covers a host of benefits, such as access to the following core support:

• Health professionals and specialist nurses
• Therapists (with BACP and Federation of Drug & Alcohol Professional Body accreditations)
• Support workers (with drug and alcohol certificates)
• On-site detoxification
• On-site rehabilitation
• 12 months of ongoing aftercare
• 18 years of experience in the addiction rehab industry

As part of our rehab programmes, we offer several types of therapeutic intervention. The following types of therapy are available at Linwood House:

• 12-Step therapy
• CBT (Cognitive Behavioural Therapy)
• Skills based therapies
• Group therapy
• Art therapies

There are a range of additional benefits available during your treatment at Linwood House. This includes the following services throughout your treatment:

• catering
• cleaning
• laundry
• access to en-suite rooms
• 24/7 opening

Linwood House is located in South Yorkshire. With its backdrop of greenery and florals, the rehab centre provides a relaxing atmosphere ideal for the early stages of recovery.

Aftercare

At Linwood house, we know that a crucial part of addiction treatment happens after you leave the rehab site. That is why we offer a free aftercare service for up to 12 months after rehab. This service can help you to make the adjustment back to your daily life, whilst continuing to help you work on the skills and strategies introduced during your rehab treatment.

There are several ways to cover the cost of rehab. This could include:

• Funding through a local authority
• Support from a charity
• Support from loved ones
• Private health insurance
• Employee insurance scheme

The logistics of payment can be discussed with the admissions team who can offer you sensitive, confidential and professional advice over the phone.