We believe the best way to treat addiction is to understand it. Which is why we continue to educate not just our patients, but their family, friends and community.
Choosing the right treatment program may seem intimidating, but it is essential to achieving lasting recovery. Whether you’re considering inpatient, outpatient, or virtual rehab, understanding the differences can make it simple to choose the right program for you. Each option offers unique benefits, catering to various needs and lifestyles. Inpatient…
While many patients are unable to commit the time and resources required for inpatient treatment, some may still need a higher level of attention and support than a traditional outpatient program. Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOPs) provide all the resources and assistance of traditional outpatient treatment within a more structured…
In North Carolina, the number of drug overdose deaths caused by illicit substances or medications increased by nearly 1,000 fatalities, jumping from 2,352 in 2019 to 3,304 in 2020. Moreover, around 15,000 emergency department visits were associated with drug overdoses in 2020.1 If you or a loved one is struggling…
Illicit fentanyl remains the leading substance causing overdose fatalities, making up 72.5% of such deaths nationwide in 2022. The high availability of low-cost, potent methamphetamine further exacerbated the total overdose deaths in the state of Kentucky.1 If you or a loved one is struggling with addiction, finding the right treatment…
An intensive outpatient program, or IOP, is an addiction treatment program that allows patients to receive the care they need while still maintaining their daily routines. This treatment option is ideal for those who do not require residential treatment and can benefit from a structured program that provides therapy and…
Anyone who has struggled with drug addiction knows that the journey to recovery is an individual one. For some, an inpatient program seems like the only path to success. However, some people cannot uproot their lives to enroll in an inpatient program for drug treatment. Thankfully, there are options to…
