FAQ - Discovery Behavioral Health

Discovery Addiction Centers: FAQs

It’s understandable to have questions if you’re on the fence about going to drug or alcohol treatment. Our FAQ is designed to answer the most common questions we receive. If you have anything you’d like to learn about Discovery Addiction Centers, feel free to reach out to us.

Frequently Asked Questions

How Do I Begin Treatment?

For questions about substance use disorders or other behavioral health conditions, the admissions process, or any other inquiries you may have, please contact us.

When Are You Open?

Depending on the location and level of care, Discovery Addiction Centers are open at various times during the week. To get in touch right away via phone, email or form, contact us here.

What Do You Treat?

Discovery Addiction Centers provides expert care for substance use disorders and co-occurring conditions. Some of our centers provide care for primary mental health disorders, as well. We use evidence-based, proven methods to help people build new lives.

How Long Do People Stay at Your Treatment Centers?

That depends on the individual’s situation, their insurance and other factors. It’s worth pointing out that longer stays in treatment can help patients be more successful in their recovery.

Are Your Treatment Centers Locked?

While secure, our facilities are unlocked for those willing to commit to recovery

How Do I Pay for Treatment?

Discovery Addiction Centers works with most major insurance plans and private pay. Verify your insurance today or contact us to talk through others way of payment for treatment.

What Should I Bring with Me?

Our resources page features a list of items that are generally allowed or prohibited at our residential treatment centers.

Can You Cure Addiction?

Currently, there is no “cure” for addiction. Addiction is a chronic condition similar in some ways to diabetes and heart disease. Like those conditions, the symptoms of addiction can be managed. The risks of addiction, such as overdoses, assaults and legal problems, can be completely avoided with treatment.

What are Co-Occurring Conditions?

A co-occurring condition is a combination of a mental health disorder with a substance use disorder. While this is a very complex condition, co-occurring conditions are treatable.

Can My Family Visit Me During Treatment?

Yes! We encourage family participation in the treatment process.

Do You Provide Detox Services?

Discovery Addiction Centers provide comprehensive levels of care, including drug detox.

Your Recovery Journey Starts Today

Take the first step toward lasting recovery. Our admissions team is available 24/7 to answer your questions and verify your insurance coverage.