Drug rehab centers often provide treatment on a continuing basis, offering varying levels of care to meet the needs of different clients. Options include outpatient treatment, intensive outpatient treatment, and inpatient or residential treatment. Many drug rehab centers in Oklahoma offer outpatient treatment, including individual counseling, group counseling, family counseling, education and methadone treatment for heroin addicts.
Outpatient Programs
Many drug rehab centers in Oklahoma offer outpatient programs. Clients attend counseling sessions or receive other services as needed. They may attend one session per week or they may attend sessions more often if needed. Some drug rehab centers that offer outpatient treatment in Oklahoma include Mission Treatment with offices in Tulsa and Oklahoma City, Catalyst Behavioral Services in Oklahoma City, the Next Step Network in Guymon, and Parkside Psychiatric Hospital in Tulsa.
Intensive Outpatient Programs
Intensive outpatient drug rehab programs provide a middle-of-the-road treatment option for clients who don't require inpatient or residential care but who need more than regular outpatient treatment. Clients attend treatment for several hours each week, sometimes for several hours each day. Some drug rehab centers that offer intensive outpatient treatment in Oklahoma include Palmer Continuum of Care in Tulsa and Cope, Inc. in Oklahoma City.
Treatment for Adolescents
Some outpatient drug rehab centers in Oklahoma provide specialized treatment for adolescents. Treatment for adolescents often includes individual, group and family counseling and education in things like anger management and coping skills. Some drug rehab centers that offer treatment for adolescents in Oklahoma include Parkside Psychiatric Hospital, Palmer Continuum of Care and Cope, Inc.
Treatment Components
Outpatient drug rehab centers generally offer group and individual counseling, family counseling, educational programs, support groups or self-help groups like Narcotics Anonymous (NA), and referrals to other services. They may offer treatment for mental illnesses as well, including medication management. Some treatment centers offer methadone treatment for people who have abused heroin, such as Mission Treatment and Keetoowah Cherokee Treatment Services in Tulsa.
Paying for Treatment
Many outpatient drug rehab centers in Oklahoma accept Medicare and Medicaid as well as other insurance plans. Of course, clients always have the option of paying out of pocket for services. For those who cannot afford to pay out of pocket and who do not have insurance coverage for drug rehab, some treatment centers accept payment on a sliding scale. They base the cost on the client's income.
