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Hospital inpatient treatment for drug and alcohol addiction provides clients in Ora the chance of receiving the type of treatment they won't get in other types of treatment, such as in outpatient treatment. There are hospital inpatient facilities that provide recovery services to clients of all genders and age groups and programs designed for specific clients, such as programs for seniors and adults. Hospital inpatient programs normally start with a comprehensive assessment to uncover every aspect of the client's addiction, including any physical or mental health issues that may need to be worked on. In hospital inpatient, treatment staff will begin stabilizing the client and helping them safely through detox from whatever substances they are withdrawing from, which may need medical intervention in some cases which hospital inpatient treatment facilities are normally set up to deliver.
A hospital inpatient rehab center may provide 12 step therapy, group therapy, individual therapy and family therapy and in some cases experimental therapies which may offer insight and a more therapeutic approach to treatment. Examples of this might be behavioral therapies, art therapy, wilderness therapy, and some may even provide religious or culturally sensitive services to people who are interested in incorporating this into their recovery plan.
There are different lengths of treatment in hospital inpatient, and most programs offer both short and long-term treatment plans. Short term treatment in a hospital inpatient may last up to 30 days while long-term rehabilitation is commonly up to 90 days. Most individuals who have not succeeded with outpatient and have struggled with relapses might need the most comprehensive treatment plans in which case long term hospital inpatient is most recommended. Even after this, it is highly advised that clients work with rehab staff to devise an aftercare plan prior to discharge so they are able to stabilize and transition into a sober and ethical lifestyle.
