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Hospital inpatient treatment for drug and alcohol addiction offers individuals in Milo the chance of receiving the type of treatment they aren't likely to have access to in other types of treatment, such as in outpatient treatment. There are hospital inpatient treatment programs that provide services to people of all genders and ages as well as recovery programs tailored to specific clients, such as programs for seniors and adults. Hospital inpatient programs typically start with a full evaluation to address every aspect of the person's addiction and general situation, along with any physical or mental health requirements that will need to be handled. In hospital inpatient, recovery staff will begin by stabilizing the person and helping them safely through detox from whatever drugs or alcohol they are withdrawing from, which may need medical intervention in some cases which these treatment facilities are typically set up to handle.
A hospital inpatient rehab center may provide some sort 12 step therapy, individual counseling, group therapy and family counseling and in some cases developmental treatment methods which may provide insight and a more therapeutic approach to treatment. Examples of this would be behavioral therapies, art therapy, wilderness therapy, and some may even provide religious or culturally sensitive services to individuals who want to include this into their recovery strategy.
There are different lengths of treatment in hospital inpatient, and most facilities offer both long-term and short term treatment plans. Short term treatment in a hospital inpatient treatment program may take place up to 30 days while long-term treatment is typically 90 days. Most people who have not succeeded with outpatient and have struggled with relapses might need the most extensive rehabilitation plans in which case long term hospital inpatient would be recommended. Even after this, it is highly recommended that clients work with the staff to come up with an aftercare plan prior to discharge so they are able to transition and stabilize into a drug free life.
