Residential Treatment program in scottsdale

Cornerstone’s residential rehab is covered by insurance. You will have to pay a designated deductible based on the parameters of your insurance policy.

Then, your insurance benefits will kick in to cover the remaining percentage based on covered services.

Some health insurance policies cover all or most of the treatment. However, others require a deductible to be met, and the amount varies from policy to policy.

If you’re unsure what your health insurance policy covers, fill out our insurance verification form.

Our admissions can do the work of calling your insurance company and getting your specific policy information. If we cannot help you, we will assist you in finding other options.

The cost of Cornerstone’s residential rehab varies on if you have insurance or not, how much your health insurance policy covers, and the length needed of your stay. 

Contact us today for direct pricing information based on your financial and health insurance policy situation. 

Our program helps you begin the process of focusing on learning how to live life without substances.

In residential you will have:

• Nursing staff
• 24-hour behavioral staff
• Chef prepared meals
• 1 to 1 client to staff ratio
• Fitness Training
• Yoga
• Meditation
• Process Group and Life Skills
• Initial Psychiatric Evaluation
• Bio Psychosocial Evaluation
• Medical Follow up
• Individual Therapy and Group Therapy
• Intake Assessment
• Case Management

Residential rehab does work. We’ve seen it time and time again. Clients who commit themselves to the program achieve amazing results.

 Our treatment program is designed to enact a spiritual, physical, and mental change in all of our clients.

We’ve seen individuals make amazing changes to their lives.

Residential rehab programs vary depending on the type, severity, and history of addiction. 

If we offered a one-size-fits-all program to all of our clients, we would not achieve optimal results for our clients.

Our clinicians will assess your situation and make determinations based on that assessment.

Also, remember that many policies have “days per year” caps on certain levels of care.

Don’t stress about this, though, because we handle all of this and will guide and inform you throughout your stay in treatment.

Because of the many variables that come into play when determining residential rehab costs, it’s better that you give us a call. 

Please get in touch with our admissions team if you do not have insurance and are worried about cost. 

Residential rehab can be costly, but many options are available to make it work for you and your financial situation.

If we can’t help you, we will point you towards another facility that can. 

Residential rehab requires individuals to put a hold on their lives and dedicate the entirety of their time to work on themselves and their sobriety.

Outpatient rehab allows individuals to continue their daily life obligations while taking out a portion of their day to dedicate to their learning and recovery.

In both of these rehab programs, the focus is on providing a patient with the appropriate treatment and therapies that will help them recover.

The professionals at the rehab centers offer alternatives to current destructive habits and assist you in developing habits that will help you remain sober.

However, an outpatient program is not ideal for those experiencing a severe addiction to drugs or alcohol. In cases of severe addiction, it is almost always recommended that individuals complete a residential or inpatient program. 

A severe addiction is life-threatening, and the severity of the impulses will lead to decisions that can harm your physical, mental, and emotional health. In these cases, it’s important to have medical and clinical supervision throughout the treatment process. 

A residential program is “inpatient” in that you stay at Cornerstone residential facilities overnight as you go through your treatment. Residential treatment will most benefit you if you struggle with severe addiction. Call or fill out the insurance verification form if you have questions about the best place to start. 

Once the difficult part of the recovery process is completed, an outpatient program will be an ideal program to begin stepping into everyday life while maintaining sobriety. 

After Residential rehab, you will continue the treatment process by stepping down to another level of care. 

The level of care could be Partial Hospitalization, Intensive Outpatient, or our Outpatient Program.

You can learn about our other programs here.

Rest assured, you’ll be taken care of every step of the way.

At Cornerstone, we understand the need for our clients to be able to stay connected with the outside world. Therefore, we are a drug rehab center that allows our clients to use their smartphones. However, we have a short period at the beginning of treatment where having access to your smartphone is not permitted, usually about one week. 

After that short period, you have your phone for certain times of day when groups are not in session.

The answer to this question varies from person to person. Usually, you will know you are ready when you are given the gift of desperation. But, it’s also a myth that you must hit rock bottom before you’d be willing to accept help. 

The fact that you’re considering walking in the door is a huge step to take. It may surprise you, but many clients who walk through the doors of Cornerstone aren’t completely ready at the start of their treatment journey. It’s only by giving rehab a chance that they find out they are willing to do the work. 

Only you know when you are ready to accept and recover from your substance abuse disorder. 

You will know your loved one is ready for addiction treatment when they are willing to give a program a chance. 

It may take a lot to get to this point. You may even be unsure about their willingness to follow through.

However, getting them into the doors of Cornerstone is often the first step on their transformative journey of healing.

An intervention is always an option for those unwilling to give treatment.

You will know your loved one is ready for addiction treatment when they are willing to give treatment a try. 

It may take a lot to get to this point. You may even be unsure about their willingness to follow through.

However, getting them into the doors of Cornerstone is often the first step on their transformative journey of healing.

For those who are unwilling to give treatment, an intervention is always an option.

If your loved one does not see that they have a problem, it can be a frustrating situation. 

All of the evidence points to the fact that they have a major problem, but they might seem oblivious, or make excuses.

The first step you can take is to educate your loved one on the signs of symptoms of addiction.

It’s important to start allowing your loved one to feel the consequences of their drug use. Often times, it’s in our nature to want to soften their fall when it comes to the consequences of addiction.

If you’d like us to speak to your loved one about our program and how we can help them, give us a call and let’s talk.

If your loved one leaves treatment, this is referred to leaving AMA or Against Medical Advice.

We always have our doors open if your loved one wishes to come back and try again.

However, there are situations where certain behaviors prevent us from being able to readmit clients.

Please contact us if you have any questions regarding this policy.