What kind of insurance do you accept?
Chapel Hill Detox works with several insurance companies. If you have health insurance, it is likely accepted at our facility. Please contact us if you have questions about cost and insurance. Some of the coverages we accept include:
- Cigna
- Humana
- Blue Cross Blue Shield
- Aetna
Can I pay for treatment without insurance?
Chapel Hill Detox does offer self-pay options for individuals without insurance. Many of our residents find affordable health insurance through the Affordable Care Act (ACA).
What type of therapy does Chapel Hill Detox offer?
- Individual therapy
- Group therapy
- Family therapy
- Cognitive behavioral therapy
- Dialectical behavior therapy
- Holistic therapy
- Dual diagnosis treatment
How do I know which program works best for me?
Our staff is highly trained, and they specialize in helping our clients join the right program. Each program may cater to different situations. Therefore, our residents must be completely honest during the evaluation process.
What type of disorders do you treat?
At Chapel Hill Detox, we treat a vast range of mental health disorders and issues dealing with drug or alcohol addiction. We also offer a specialized dual diagnosis program for our residents with co-occurring disorders.
Some of the substance addictions we treat include Adderall, alcohol, benzodiazepine, cocaine, heroin, meth, methadone, opiates, prescription drugs, and more.
Our mental health treatments include treatment for anxiety and panic disorders, depressive disorders, schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder, and more.
Where is Chapel Hill Detox located?
Chapel Hill Detox is located in West Palm Beach, FL.
What supplements and medications are allowed?
Any supplements or medications must be approved before admission to Chapel Hill Detox. When necessary, our professional staff will administer your prescriptions. Please be sure only to bring unopened supplements following approval.
What should I bring to residential/inpatient treatment?
Moving into a new residence can be a significant change for some people. We understand the process may be uncomfortable initially; we strive to show support and compassion for our clients to make them feel at home. We want you to recover smoothly and comfortably.
Below is a list of items that will make the process and transition go smoothly. We want our residents to be prepared for their stay but leave what is unnecessary at home.
What to bring:
- Insurance card
- Government-issued identification card (passport, driver’s license)
- Over-the-counter medications (unopened)
- Approved prescription medication (in its original container)
- At least one week’s worth of clothing (socks, pajamas, swimsuit, etc.)
- An alarm clock
- Toiletries
- Cosmetics (makeup, hair products, etc.)
- Hobby materials such as books, art supplies, crochet hook, etc.
- Cigarettes
What not to bring:
- Nail polish and nail polish remover
- Outside food or beverages
- Medication that is not prescribed by your doctor
- Weapons
- Playing cards
- Any materials containing alcohol – such as mouthwash
- Aerosols, candles, or incense
- Revealing clothing
- Pornography
- Gaming consoles
- Sports equipment
What will my first day at Chapel Hill Detox look like?
Committing to treatment is one of the most important steps you can make in your life. We take pride in our smooth admission process. Upon entry, new residents undergo a comprehensive evaluation. We take a look into our new resident’s mental and physical health. Following the evaluation, we will determine the best course of action.
In most cases, new residents begin the medical detox process. This process helps set the foundation for a long-lasting recovery. Our medical team will make sure any traces of substances or substance-related toxins are cleared from your body. This process is to ensure each resident starts treatment with a completely sober mind and body.
The first day will involve a tour of the facility, then an introduction to our staff and medical professionals. We strive to make you feel at home from the very beginning of treatment.
Why is a medically supervised detox necessary?
We feel that a medically supervised detox is one of the most important steps in the recovery process. This detox style can help individuals experiencing life-threatening or severe withdrawal symptoms from drugs or alcohol. Many drugs have severe consequences if quitting cold turkey. Our professional staff will make the process as safe and comfortable as possible.
What happens after detox?
Following detox, we will continue to monitor each patient’s physical, social, and psychological status. We also monitor any factors that could potentially trigger a relapse. A significant aspect and goal of Chapel Hill Detox is to help our residents develop skills and strategies to prevent relapse.
After detox, most of our clients begin an inpatient or outpatient program. Many of our residents find they are dealing with underlying mental health issues that can be helped in treatment. After completing an inpatient program, many of our clients join aftercare, outpatient, or other forms of support group treatment.
Does Chapel Hill Detox offer treatment for co-occurring mental disorders?
Yes. After evaluation, if a resident is experiencing symptoms of co-occurring disorders, they may receive a dual diagnosis. We believe the best way to treat co-occurring disorders is by treating them both together while understanding how each disorder’s symptoms play into each other.
What sets Chapel Hill Detox apart from other rehabilitation centers?
Compassionate staff
Our staff radiates compassion and friendliness. When you enter Chapel Hill Detox, our team of nurses, therapists, and physicians will greet you with a smile.
Relaxed private setting
Chapel Hill offers a personalized and intimate treatment setting. We host a maximum of 14 residents, which allows us to focus on each client’s success and support.
Detox and residential treatment
Our calculated medical protocols help us provide maximum comfort for our residents. The residential program allows residents to receive quality care while setting a foundation for sustained recovery.
Triple board-certified physicians
Or medical professionals and assistants are the best in the industry. With a combined 30+ years of experience in the field, they ensure each patient does not experience any discomfort during detox. We find our patient’s mental and physical comfort extremely important.
Family therapy
Family support is essential in recovery. We take pride in having family therapy as part of our daily personalized therapy programs.
Daily 5 star catering
We understand a great diet, and tasty food is critical. Our cafeteria is accessible around the clock, and we offer a quality gourmet meal three times per day.
What is the difference between sober living and halfway houses?
Contrary to popular belief, sober living and halfway houses are not the same. Both provide community support, but they do have valuable differences. Many halfway houses are directed by government agencies. In many cases, halfway houses are overcrowded and less comfortable than sober living homes. Sober living homes tend to be more expensive since they provide more amenities and privacy. Sober living homes are also often covered by insurance.
What are some amenities associated with sober living?
- 24/7 support
- Life coaching
- Continued recovery programs
- Utilities such as electricity, water, and cable
More specific amenities depend on the particular home. Sober living homes can vary in size, number of tenants, and overall quality of amenities.
What is the average cost of sober living homes?
Houses typically offer pricing by week or month. Rent is split up between the people living in the house. In West Palm Beach, the average cost of rent per person is approximately between $800 and $1,400 each month.
What are some benefits of sober living?
Resident support
Sober living homes are filled with individuals who need and provide support. Generally, a manager lives in the house and is available to help each resident around the clock. Managers help prevent relapse and other similar support.
Sober relationships
Sober living home residents often work together to deal with shared issues. This helps develop a deep bond between the residents. Each individual is working toward long-term sobriety.
Learn how to adjust
Sober living homes help people adjust to a normal lifestyle. Each resident will have obligations and responsibilities they can be proud of. Residents learn practical skills and learn how to stick to a rigid schedule.
Independence
Residents in sober homes often find employment, return to school, and participate in other social engagements. Healthy choices become easier to make as each resident finds pride in their new lifestyle.
Can I visit Chapel Hill Detox before admitting?
We have a virtual tour on our website. We also recommend visiting our facility to get a first-hand look. Contact us today if you are interested in scheduling a tour.
Does Chapel Hill Detox offer any type of holistic therapy?
Yes, we understand the importance of holistic therapy and offer several types of holistic techniques. We have found that combining holistic therapy with traditional treatment grants our residents the best results.
What types of holistic therapy does Chapel Hill Detox offer?
- Art therapy
- Music therapy
- Yoga and meditation
- Massage and acupuncture
- Nutritional and exercise therapy
- And more…
Is confidentiality guaranteed?
Confidentiality is completely guaranteed. None of your information or identity is shared with anyone.
What happens if I admit?
The admission process can begin once you fill out the insurance verification form on our home page. Following paperwork, we can move forward in the admission process.
We will then get in contact with you and discuss treatment options. We would love to hear about your treatment goals. We are also happy to discuss your personal history and financial capability. We accept many different insurance coverages, and your medical insurance will likely cover the cost of treatment.
If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out.