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Drug and Alcohol Intervention in Connecticut

 

 

 

Contact Newman Interventions for a consultation when looking for professional family intervention services in Connecticut. We have helped countless families in the organize and plan a family intervention. We also help families in the state find suitable drug rehab and explore financial options for treatment.

 

Family Intervention Should Be Immediate

Overdose is often the one event that does open an addict’s eyes to treatment.  However, having a professional interventionist there will ensure they fully understand the gravity of their addiction.  It is a scary time when an addict overdoses on drugs, and it is not easy for a family to go through this. Drug addiction becomes worse without help, and that first call you make to Newman Interventions is the first step to take.  A certified interventionist will help you line up a treatment program, perform the intervention, and ensure the addict arrives in treatment safely.  It is often a tight window when an addict agrees to get help, and everything happens quickly.  Yet this is why a professional interventionist is there.

 

What Drug Rehab Options are Available in Connecticut?

The substance use treatment options in the state include effective inpatient short-term and long-term programs. Our intervention team is familiar with effective programs and helps each family find the best options. Connecticut’s most commonly used drugs are heroin, alcohol, and cocaine. Rehabilitation centers in the state are equipped to help, and our intervention team can guide a family in the right direction.

 

The Cost of Drug and Alcohol Rehab in Connecticut

Connecticut’s average private long-term inpatient drug rehab cost is $57,667. Our professional interventionists help each family explore financial options. Connecticut Medicaid covers many drug rehab options, and private health insurance plans also cover treatment. In addition, drug rehab centers offer payment options, such as sliding-fee scales or payment plans. We help families find the best financial options for their situation. 

 

Substance Abuse Trends in Connecticut

According to the Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services, opioid-related treatment admissions declined in 2018, and overdose deaths also declined during 2018. However, fentanyl was involved in close to 70% of all opioid-related overdose deaths. Opioids account for 41% of all substance use treatment admissions, while alcohol is reported to be the primary drug involved in 34% of treatment admissions.

Newman Interventions is a nationwide service, and regardless of where you are in Connecticut, an interventionist will travel to you.  Making that choice to do an intervention is taking control of the problem.  The family is deciding they will no longer watch their loved one be destroyed by drugs or alcohol.  Any addiction can be beaten; it just takes someone from the outside looking in to keep everyone moving forward.

Sources cited–https://portal.ct.gov/-/media/DMHAS/EQMI/triennialreport2019.pdf

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