Wisconsin Inpatient and Outpatient Rehab Centers Near Me for Drug and Alcohol Addiction
If you are struggling with drug or alcohol misuse, getting support in the form of addiction treatment can be a brave step toward a healthier lifestyle. Top drug and alcohol rehab centers in Wisconsin offer treatment programs to help you get started in recovery.
If you are ready to get treatment but not sure where to begin, browse the ratings and review below. These reviews for rehab centers in Wisconsin will help you understand more about inpatient and outpatient care, detox centers, and the various services each type of program offers.
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Beacon
The counselors were old-school “break the client down” types - very shaming, always accusing us of lying. I came with much lower self-esteem than when I went in, already suicidal. Strengths: Beautiful clean well-maintained house. Strong management. Excellent access to good food (clients take turns cooking supper for the group - usually about 12 clients at a time, 90 day facility). Very organized schedule and rules and abide by sanitary guidelines, health care like flu vaccines for everyone, and care to prevent communicable diseases being spread. Also excellent facility for troubled mothers with young babies, as small children can stay with their mothers. Weaknesses: Overly strong emphasis on 12-steps as the only way, and strong religion emphasis, clients can be shamed if they do not believe in God.
Bellin Psychiatric Center
I had been through treatment 3 times prior to starting their outpatient treatment. I had good experiences at other centers but wasn’t ready to quit. So, while the others were helpful this is the place that helped me begin my road to recovery. I’ve been sober almost 4 years thanks to the team teaching, listening and caring. While a portion of the patients are court ordered and seemingly not serious about getting clean there are also a number of people who want it just as bad as you. Like with any treatment program, the person has to want to get sober more than anything and be willing to put their sobriety first in order to succeed. Sobriety is aided by the facility but ultimately dependent on the addicts. All you need is honesty, open mindedness and willingness right?
Nova Counseling Services, Inc.
Some of the staff members were incredible and did a great job helping family members understand addiction. And I'm not sure what exactly occurred, but my 20 year old son went from not wanting to be there to being nostalgic for the place and wanting to stop by to visit and attend alumni events. My son's primary counselor didn't communicate with us well. We'd wait days for a return call. Near the end of his in-patient stay we had a family meeting to discuss after care and we were told we'd be contacted a few days later about options; but I just got a call from my son to come get him on his last day and the name of the sober living house in Milwaukee he was going to. No one met me when I got there. There was no check-out procedure. No talk of other possible places for him to go. My son is an atheist, and we struggle to find treatment programs that don't focus heavily on religion. But Nova was a life-saving experience for my son that was more affordable than some we'd considered, and it was in our city so it was convenient.
Drug Addiction in Wisconsin
Wisconsin has troublesome rates of drug and alcohol use and addiction. Alcohol was a factor in at least 2,008 deaths in 2015. Further, Wisconsin residents are susceptible to abusing alcohol and opioids, particularly narcotic pain medications. Research shows that emergency department visits related to narcotic pain relievers increased 117% between 2005 and 2011.1
In 2014 there were 14,710 drug-related hospitalizations in Wisconsin resulting from overdose, substance-related psychosis and other associated medical conditions.1
There are a variety of substance abuse rehabilitation programs throughout the state that treat a number of different populations while providing several types of payment options for people with and without insurance.
Addiction by the Numbers
- Past-month alcohol use among those age 12 and older and among those age 12-20 were both higher than the national average in 2014-2015 (60.36% and 23.86%, respectively).4
- In 2013, 15% of Wisconsin high school students reported use of prescription drugs for nonmedical reasons at some point in their lives.1
- Only 33.3% of all Wisconsin adolescents who experienced a major depressive episode within the past year received treatment, on average, from 2011-2015.2
- Only 45.2% of all Wisconsin adults with any mental illness reported receiving mental health services within the past year from 2011-2015.2
- In a single-day count, 24,371 Wisconsin residents were enrolled in substance use treatment in 2015. Almost 22% were receiving treatment for an alcohol problem, 35.1% were receiving treatment for a drug problem, and 43.2% were receiving treatment for both drug and alcohol problems.2
How Much Does Rehab Cost?
The cost of rehabs in WI will be determined by factors like duration of stay, amenities and type of program. For example, if you choose a private, luxury or executive program, the cost is likely to be higher. It may take some effort to determine an appropriate plan to cover the cost, but there are ways for you to do so. Many rehabs take insurance, offer financing, and utilize sliding scales. You may also look into healthcare credit cards or loans to offset the burden of paying the full cost upfront.
You have a lot to lose by continuing to live in active addiction—don’t let the financial cost let you forget the personal cost of not getting the help you need.
Treatment Options
In 2015, Wisconsin had 288 treatment facilities. Types of programs vary from inpatient or outpatient treatment to detoxification, short-term 28-or 30-day rehab, long-term 60-day or 90-day residential treatment and hospitalization. Wisconsin has treatment centers that focus on specialty populations, including clients with co-occurring disorders, LGBT clients, pregnant women or new mothers, clients with HIV/AIDS and young adults and adolescents.3
Most treatment centers in Wisconsin offer several payment options for care, with 83% of facilities accepting Medicaid, 57% accepting Medicare, 45% offering sliding scale fees, and 87% accepting private insurance.3
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Local Resources for Recovering Addicts
- Wisconsin Behavioral Health Services. This resource assists Wisconsin residents struggling with mental health illness and substance use with treatment placement, recovery, and community services.
- National Alliance on Mental Health (NAMI) Wisconsin. The NAMI chapter in Wisconsin offers education, support, program information, and advice on how to navigate the mental healthcare system.
- Wisconsin Medicaid. Medicaid is health insurance for Wisconsin residents who are low income and lack coverage. Some recovery programs accept Medicaid as payment for services.
- Alcoholics Anonymous in Southern Wisconsin and Alcoholics Anonymous in Northern Wisconsin offer free recovery meetings for people who want to get sober.
- Wisconsin Narcotics Anonymous. Wisconsin Narcotics Anonymous (NA) is a fellowship of men and women who are in recovery and help each other stay clean.
Sources
- Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. (2016). Wisconsin Epidemiological Profile on Alcohol and Other Drugs, 2016.
- Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. (2015). Behavioral Health Barometer: Wisconsin, Volume 4.
- Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. (2015). N-SSATS Profile—Wisconsin 2015.