BCBS drug and alcohol rehab

Medical detoxification, frequently called “detox,” lets clients get off of drugs and alcohol in a safe environment with supportive medical staff. At times, withdrawals from drugs and alcohol can be dangerous. Many of our clients attend our medically supervised detox program as the first step of their treatment plan, depending on the nature and severity of their substance use. 

Residential inpatient programs are the highest level of addiction treatment care. Many clients start with this level of care (or move to it after detox) because it allows them to eat, sleep, and live on campus with 24/7 access to medical staff, providing optimal safety, stability, and security. Our Blue Cross Blue Shield drug and alcohol rehab center has state-of-the-art facilities that give those in residential inpatient care a comfortable living space for the duration of their program. Inpatient programs involve a comprehensive range of therapies, supportive recreation activities, and treatments.

Partial hospitalization programs or PHP, also called partial day treatment, is one step down from residential inpatient treatment. In PHP, clients engage in all or most of the same therapies, treatments, and activities they would in residential inpatient treatment but with increased flexibility and the ability to live off-campus. Some clients start with PHP or another less intensive outpatient program, but others transition into this level of care after attending a residential inpatient program. 

PHP can be ideal for those who must work or tend to other obligations (e.g., taking care of your family) while in treatment. Clients in PHP at Cedar Oaks Wellness Center attend treatment during the week and have weekends off.

Aftercare and relapse prevention planning are critical parts of treatment. In our treatment programs, clients work with staff to make an aftercare plan, which may include a number of different services. For example, continued therapy, support meetings, and continued connection with Cedar Oaks Wellness Center through our alumni program. We can give you referrals to therapists and other medical or mental health providers that you can work with after treatment.

Everyone needs a support system, and staying connected to yours can be a game-changer when it comes to addiction treatment. Once you finish your treatment program at Cedar Oaks, we’re here for you for the rest of your life no matter where you are.