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About Centerstone Behavioral Hospital and Addiction Center

Based in Samoset, Florida, Centerstone Behavioral Hospital and Addiction Center offers mental health and addiction recovery services to adults, families, veterans, and individuals on active duty, regardless of gender, race, or background. In terms of payment, they accept Medicare, Medicaid, TRICARE, and many other private insurance plans. Payment assistance is also available to those eligible. They specialize in inpatient and outpatient treatment.

Many clients begin their recovery with detox, a service that is available here to both teens and adults here. This involves medical supervision, medical exams and lab work to ensure the safest, most comfortable experience possible. Participants also have the option to engage in recreational activities and other necessary treatments throughout.

From there, clients are often referred on to continuing care depending on what might best suit their needs. For those in need of further intensive care, inpatient drug rehab is often recommended. This includes a variety of room and board options and features ample time to enjoy tasty meals, educational sessions, recreational activities and socialization with fellow participants. Pregnant individuals and those with concurrent mental health issues or disorders can also access residential treatment if needed.

A step down from residential treatment is the intensive outpatient program (IOP). This typically involves a pretty rigorous schedule of individual and group therapy and treatment, usually amounting to about 10-15 hours per week. However, the program remains flexible enough to allow participants to continue with their work or study schedule alongside treatment as needed.

The least intensive treatment program is outpatient. This usually involves regular counseling sessions, peer support meetings, case management, and wrap-around services. The center also offers individuals options to attend a number of support groups like AA, NA, and others. These are great for promoting self-esteem, relapse prevention, and developing a sense of community with individuals struggling with similar issues.

Medication-assisted treatment (MAT) is also available here as part of the different treatment programs and involves the use of FDA-approved medicine alongside therapy to promote a more long-term and sustainable recovery. It isn’t for everyone but can be especially helpful for those experiencing trickier withdrawal symptoms or cravings.