PARTIAL HOSPITALIZATION program in scottsdale

Partial hospitalization includes process groups, life skills, psycho-education, history and physical, psych eval, and bio-psychosocial. 

It also includes individual therapy (60 minutes per week), family sessions, crisis intervention, fitness therapy, nutrition classes, meals, and transportation. 

It is an intensive program that helps build a solid foundation of recovery. 

Partial hospitalization programs are a great and effective level of care in addiction treatment. 

We have seen great success from clients who have gone through our PHP program. Cornerstone has proven that it’s programs results in twice as much positive change as similar programs. 

Partial hospitalization can range anywhere between 45-60 days depending on severity and history of drug and alcohol use. 

Yes, you can smoke while you are in partial hospitalization. However, it will be within controlled environments to facilitate your smoking habits.

We want to be sure that it also does not affect non-smokers in the building and that’s why we have designated smoking areas.

Yes, partial hospitalization is covered by insurance. Your insurance company will inform you what you must pay for your deductible before insurance can cover the rest of the bill for you.

The Affordable Care Act is making it possible for insurance companies to cover alcohol and drug rehab programs. The important thing to note is that how much is covered depends on your policy. 

Ready to find out what’s covered so that you can make your next move? Let us verify your insurance. We will find out what’s covered, what’s not, and even if we can’t help you, we will point you towards a program that can. 

The cost for PHP depends on several differen. Asctors, as much as we’d like to give a solid answer, we can’t. If you’re using a health insurance policy, what’s covered would be anything after your deductible.

Our admissions team can find out the specific details of your policy and save you from going through the hassle of having to figure it out alone. Health insurance policies can be complex, but our admissions team is experts at explaining everything so you can feel secure.

Please submit your information through the insurance verification form if you want to find out exactly what the specifics of your policy are. 

If you do not have health insurance and would like to explore options, we may be able to work with you to ensure that treatment is accessible. 

Call us today to work out the specifics. If we are unable to help you, we will find you a substance abuse treatment center that can. 

Depending on the substance, clients may need to detox before entering PHP. Substances requiring clients to detox include alcohol, fentanyl, benzodiazepine, and other physically addictive drugs. Completing the detox ensures that clients stay focused and present during treatment.

With these substances especially, the detox process can be the hardest part. We want our clients to be able to give their all to the PHP program without the distraction of ongoing physical withdrawal symptoms. 

While Cornerstone doesn’t currently offer medical detox services, we work with various vetted local medical detox centers. 

Our admissions team can handle the arrangements of finding clients a place to go to detox. After detox is completed, treatment at Cornerstone can begin. It’s a seamless process. 

After partial hospitalization, you may transition into an intensive outpatient treatment program or our regular outpatient treatment program. 

It’s important to note that every person’s treatment plan is different; what is recommended for you might be different than what is recommended for someone else. 

If your loved one has expressed the need for help, or the willingness to get help, then that is a clear indication they are ready for a PHP. 

If you’re not feeling that your loved one is ready to get help, intervention is always an option. Remember, early intervention is key. No matter your situation with your loved one, give us a call, and we can discuss your options. 

Come to family therapy sessions to get involved with your loved one’s partial hospitalization program. You can reconnect and rebuild your relationship for it to be even better than before their drug addiction started. Healing is a process; you must be physically present regularly to make it happen.

We understand your concern if your loved one leaves partial hospitalization. Unfortunately, if they do choose to leave there is little we can do. However, we never allow our clients to leave without attempting to convince them to stay. 

In time, if they are ready to come back and continue, our doors will be open. That is, of course, if there has been no extremely problematic behavior in the past. 

Treatment starts with admitting that one has a drug addiction. For some, the realization will hit them quickly after becoming addicted.

For others, it can take months or years for them to realize they are addicted. 

When given no choice, many will go to treatment. In treatment, some slowly realized that they have a problem.

Intervention could be a viable option if they don’t see that they have a problem. Intervention processes highlight personality and lifestyle have changed since they started regularly. The idea is to point out facts, not feelings, about their use so that they have no choice but to see the reality. 

If your loved one doesn’t want to get help, it can be difficult to navigate, no doubt about it. 

One way to convince them to come into treatment is to stage an intervention. If you’d like more information on intervention services, call us.