Beachwood, Ohio Alcohol & Drug Rehab Services

As a close suburb of Cleveland, the community of Beachwood, Ohio, has faced severe and lasting issues with drug abuse, addiction, and both fatal and nonfatal overdoses in recent years.

However, Beachwood residents also have ready access to a dense concentration of local addiction treatment providers that offer a spectrum of treatment services.

Substance Abuse Treatment Options In Beachwood, Ohio

Because of its location within the Cleveland metro area, Beachwood is home to a number of addiction treatment centers with many others available in neighboring communities. 

According to SAMHSA, there are at least 9 outpatient and inpatient rehab facilities located within five miles of Beachwood, giving residents a wide-range of options for professional drug and alcohol addiction treatment.

Local addiction treatment programs residents may choose from include:

• medical detoxification
• intensive and non-intensive outpatient treatment
• short-term and long-term inpatient treatment (including a women’s-only residential treatment facility)
• medication-assisted treatment options to support opioid or alcohol rehab
• dual diagnosis treatment for co-occurring mental health disorders
• behavioral therapy
• aftercare support

Medical Detox Programs

Experts strongly advise that those who are substance-dependent first enroll in a medical detoxification or tapering program where their withdrawal symptoms can be managed in a secure, supervised environment.

While medical detox programs do not treat addiction directly, they can prepare their participants for inpatient or outpatient treatment while avoiding potentially dangerous complications.

Outpatient Treatment

Outpatient treatment programs come in different forms and are an effective option for many participants seeking to recover from more or less severe forms of substance use disorder (SUD).

Outpatient treatment includes:

• regular outpatient programs, which are often a good fit for those with mild forms of SUD
• intensive outpatient treatment programs (IOPs), which are scheduled on a part-time basis
• day treatment/partial hospitalization programs (PHPs), which take place on a full-time basis

Inpatient Treatment

Inpatient treatment, in contrast to outpatient programs, brings participants into a comfortable residential rehab center for extended 24/7 care and attention. This is generally the best form of treatment for those with severe substance use disorders.

Inpatient care equips participants with highly structured, personalized using interventions such as individual and group counseling, behavioral therapy, dual diagnosis care, peer support, and other evidence-based treatment options.

Dual Diagnosis Treatment

Those living with both a substance use disorder and a co-occurring mental health disorder like post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), major depression, or an anxiety or panic disorder may benefit from a dual diagnosis treatment program.

As the name suggests, these dual-focused programs incorporate both SUD treatment and other professional mental or behavioral healthcare.

Medication-Assisted Treatment

FDA-approved medications like methadone, buprenorphine, and naltrexone are distributed through licensed treatment centers in combination with counseling/behavioral therapy. 

Known as medication-assisted treatment, these programs have shown to positively impact the long-term progress of those recovering from either alcohol or opioid use disorder.

Aftercare Programs

Many licensed and accredited drug rehab centers work to support their graduates long-term through certain programs collectively referred to as aftercare.

Contact your prospective treatment providers to learn whether or not they offer support through programs like sober living housing, peer support groups, alumni groups, employment assistance, and case management/follow-up programs.

Substance Abuse Trends In Cuyahoga County, Ohio

Cuyahoga County reported at least 715 overdose deaths in 2021, a sharp increase from around 550 in 2020. Early estimates for 2022 point towards at least 800 overdose deaths for the year.

However, the age-adjusted rate of unintentional drug overdose deaths in the county was 39.8/100,000 in 2020, which is just below Ohio’s then-average of 45.6/100,000.

Paying For Addiction Services In Beachwood, Ohio

Ohio addiction treatment providers exist to help and support those struggling with the destructive influence of drug and alcohol abuse and addiction. These programs generally accept payment in different forms, including options for payment assistance for those who qualify.

Payment options may include:

• your private health insurance coverage (including government marketplace insurance)
• Medicaid and Medicare benefits
• cash or self-payment options
• sliding fee scales

Contact local treatment centers directly or reach out to the ADAMHS Board of Cuyahoga County for more information on potential financial aid opportunities.

Addiction Recovery Resources In Beachwood

The Alcohol, Drug Addiction & Mental Health Services Board of Cuyahoga County is headquartered in downtown Cleveland and plans, funds, and monitors the public mental health, addiction treatment, and recovery services available to county residents. 

The organization hosts a 24-hour Suicide Prevention, Mental Health/Addiction Crisis, Information and Referral Hotline, and a self-service “Finding Help” directory available on their main website.

The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) also offers both a behavioral health treatment locator and helpline number to connect residents with treatment options located throughout the United States.

Ohio Recovery Center

Located in Van Wert, around three hours west of Beachwood, Ohio Recovery Center proudly provides discrete, compassionate, and evidence-based care for all forms of drug and alcohol dependency.

Our services include:

• inpatient detoxification
• short- and long-term inpatient treatment
• dual diagnosis care
• medication-assisted treatment
• aftercare support

To learn more, please contact us today.