Outpatient Drug Rehab for Prescription Drug Addiction

What Is Drug Rehab for Prescription Drugs Like?

Drug rehab for prescription drugs is no different than a typical drug rehab program, and high-quality treatment centers will still offer customized addiction treatment plans that are specific to your individual needs and unique circumstances. Drug rehab for prescription drugs also can encompass several levels of care including:

Intensive Outpatient Rehab (IOP)

The IOP at Quantum is a tailored outpatient program that has been created to suit the practical needs of our patients while still meeting their clinical rehabilitation needs. It is the first step back into regular life and is there to help create a balance without too much freedom as you return to work, school, family care, and other important life obligations. You will have a semi-structured program, with treatment provided on weekdays in the morning, in the afternoon, and in the evening, and sometimes on Saturdays as well. There are 12-step programs and employment support in the IOP, and drug testing is done to ensure you remain accountable throughout the recovery process.

Partial Care

Partial Care, commonly referred to as ‘PC’, is a transitional treatment program that is usually part of a comprehensive outpatient drug rehab program or treatment plan. While enrolled in a partial care program, you can likely balance work, school, and other responsibilities. PC often employs a holistic approach to healing, with strategies like mindfulness and yoga included alongside evidence-based treatments to help find a balance between the mind, body, and spirit and encourage overall wellness.

Outpatient Rehab

After completing an IOP program, you will likely still need to remain connected to certain aspects of your prescription drug rehab program, like coming to therapy appointments, peer groups, medication management protocols, and connections to support groups like SMART Recovery or 12-step groups. This is where an outpatient program comes in. With outpatient rehab, you can dictate how often you come in for treatments in a flexible treatment plan that can change and evolve with you as time goes on.

What To Expect During RX Rehab

While in a prescription substance abuse treatment program at Quantum, you will have access to several types of treatment as you work through underlying mental health, emotional, social, physical, and behavioral issues and learn new ways to live as a sober person in recovery.

Typical outpatient rehab programs can include:

• Group therapy, individual therapy, and family therapy
• Gender-specific group therapy
• Didactic and psychoeducational lectures
• Relapse prevention planning
• Cognitive behavioral therapy
• Rational emotive behavior therapy
• Trauma-focused therapy (using seeking safety and trauma recovery, empowerment models)
• 12-Step facilitation (Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, etc.)
• SMART recovery programs
• Motivational interviewing
• Medication management
• Trauma therapy
• Music therapy
• Holistic therapy
• Didactic therapy
• Psychotherapy
• Psycho-educational therapy
• Eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR)

All of our masters-level therapists are trauma-sensitive. This means that while you are in our care, they will ensure you feel safe and listened to, without forcing you to do anything you do not want to do. Trauma-informed methodologies put client safety and care first, and they will be sure to answer any questions you have regarding your own treatment with the truth, collaborating with you on your treatment and obtaining your consent before going forward with anything.

Another important factor for many people addicted to prescription opioids, benzos, and other medications is mental health. Mental health disorders are often interconnected with substance abuse. People will abuse drugs and alcohol in order to self-medicate against symptoms of mental illness, and conversely, those who routinely misuse or are addicted to prescription drugs will exacerbate pre-existing or latent mental health issues. Common mental illnesses associated with addiction are:

• Generalized anxiety disorder
• Panic disorder
• Codependency
• Bipolar disorder
• Major depression
• Mood disorders
• Schizophrenia
• Post-traumatic stress disorder

Coming to Quantum for prescription drug addiction treatment includes dual diagnosis care for people with co-occurring mental health issues, a program that treats both issues at the same time in an integrated program, breaking the cycle.

While in our comfortable, safe, and 100% sober addiction treatment center, we will take care of daily chores like cooking, housekeeping, and laundry, so you can concentrate on your recovery, the healing process, and maintaining sobriety. Our programs offer catered meals and an assortment of snacks that are always available. This way, you can focus on your own wellness without worrying about day-to-day inconveniences and maintenance.

Top Abused Prescription Drugs

When it comes to substance use disorders and drug treatment, the most commonly abused prescription drugs are:

• Opioid painkillers – medications like codeine, morphine, fentanyl, Percocet, and OxyContin are often prescribed for pain from surgery, injury, or even for coughs and mild pain. These drugs are highly addictive and often abused and sold on the street
• Sleep medicine – medications like zolpidem (Ambien), zaleplon (Sonata), and eszopiclone (Lunesta) are given to help people sleep better, but you will quickly become dependent on them to be able to sleep at all
• Benzodiazepines – sedatives that are often prescribed for panic attacks, anxiety, and sleep issues. These are often overprescribed without proper medical oversight. Alprazolam (Xanax), lorazepam (Ativan), clonazepan (Klonopin), and diazepam (Valium) are common benzos.
• Barbiturates – these are sedatives that help with sleep issues and anxiety-like pentobarbital (Nembutal) and secobarbital (Seconal)
• Amphetamines – these are central nervous system stimulants like Adderall, Adderall XR, Dextroamphetamine, and Mydasis that are prescribed for conditions like ADHD, popular for abuse because they boost energy and alertness.
• Dextromethorphan (DXM) – found in cough medications, DXM has a psychoactive element to it that can get you high and cause hallucinations. This is commonly abused by youth as it is easily found in medicine cabinets.
• Antidepressant drugs – Zoloft, Prozac, Lexapro, and Paxil are commonly prescribed antidepressant medications that cause physical and psychological addictions, even when taken as prescribed.

Why Choose Quantum Behavioral Health for RX Rehab

Quantum is the top rehab facility for people with prescription drug addiction because our facility is welcoming and safe, with doctors, nurses, and care providers who are dedicated and experienced professionals who truly want to help you in your drug addiction treatment on a personal level. We take substance abuse seriously and are ready to work alongside you to get you the help you need in a customized treatment program using the most efficient and thorough methods and treatments.

We are located in gorgeous Bucks County in the countryside, providing a serene and peaceful place to come and heal your mind, body, and spirit, improving your overall wellness through our integrated continuum of care.

Along with accepting most forms of private insurance, we can offer you a quote for cash payment options as well, and our case managers will help you with your FMLA paperwork if you need help getting time off of work for drug addiction treatment. We will do all we can to make getting treatment as easy and seamless as possible.

Why Choose Quantum for Prescription Medication Addiction Treatment

Quantum rehab center’s drug addiction treatment program offers several levels of outpatient care, ranging from Partial Care to Intensive Outpatient programs and more.

Our treatment modalities include holistic treatments and behavioral therapies, group therapy, 12-step integration, and relapse prevention. We offer co-ed clinical programs and gender-specific groups weekly. Our individualized drug and alcohol rehab plans have something for everybody.

At Quantum:

• We treat mental disorders (bipolar disorder, anxiety, depression, PTSD, etc.) alongside drug and alcohol addiction in our dual diagnosis treatment plans, helping those with a co-occurring disorder heal both of these interconnected issues at the same time.
• We have caring and kind staff, including medical doctors, nurse practitioners, and other addiction treatment staff who are there for you, whether you need assistance with a medical issue, are dealing with scheduling and practicalities of treatment, or just need to talk to somebody.
• Our facility is comfortable and welcoming and is located in the countryside, where you can get away from your life’s stress and put all your focus on healing.
• We accept most forms of private insurance and also have cash pay options, including for unmet insurance deductibles and out of pocket expenses, and we will do all we can to help you find a way to make your treatment work for you, whatever your budget is. We are happy to provide a quote if you plan to pay for your entire stay in cash. We can also refer you to a facility that will accept your insurance if it is not one that we take.
• We have aftercare and alumni help, including long-term connections to social support and care while on the road to recovery, so you will never be alone in your recovery.

Call us today, even if you are not ready to come to treatment. We can answer questions that you or your loved ones may have like:

• What does rehab cost?
• Does my insurance cover rehab?
• What is outpatient drug and alcohol rehab like?
• Can you provide a quote for cash payments?

Quantum is committed to helping people overcome their struggles with addiction by providing all of our clients with a holistic approach to treatment, encouraging individuals to include healing strategies that support the whole person instead of solely focusing on the addict part of the brain. We want to help you live a fulfilling life as a happy and sober individual without needing to turn back to drugs and alcohol as a crutch.

If you or a loved one is struggling with substance abuse and are ready to get onto the road to recovery through our personalized treatments now, you can phone our admissions line at 844-447-3239 and speak with an intake counselor. They can assist you with the process and with insurance verification, and once you are approved for treatment, you can be admitted immediately. For those traveling for treatment, the closest airport to our treatment center is the Philadelphia International Airport. We will make arrangements to have you picked up from there and brought directly to the center, so you can get started right away. Recovery is possible. Hope is on the horizon.