Fentanyl Rehab

All forms of drug addiction rehab are necessary once an addiction becomes dangerous or disruptive to the user’s life. For fentanyl addictions, the necessity of professional treatment cannot be stressed enough. Fentanyl is dangerous enough to kill in a single dose, and it is strong enough to cause unsafe withdrawals after only a few doses, too. If you try to overcome fentanyl addiction without going to rehab at a center like SOBA New Jersey, then it could be incredibly unsafe for you.

A fentanyl rehab program can take a varying amount of time, depending on the type of treatments you use. For some people who have only used fentanyl a few times, a 30-day outpatient treatment plan can be highly effective. On the other hand, people with stronger addictions to fentanyl might need a treatment program that lasts several months. Before you sign up for any treatments, we will make sure that you have a clear understanding of how long the entire program could take, including potential continuing treatments and therapies after you leave our rehab center.

The Affordable Care Act (ACA) recently greatly expanded health insurance coverage for specialized treatments, such as those relating to mental health treatments and addiction recovery. If you have healthcare insurance provided as an employment benefit, then you most likely have some coverage for the fentanyl rehab treatments offered at SOBA New Jersey. Our admissions team would be happy to help you understand your insurance coverage, so you can see just how surprisingly affordable fentanyl rehab can be.