Mercer County, Ohio Drug Rehab & Addiction Services

If you or a loved one reside in Mercer County and require addiction treatment services, consider the options available to you in the county and surrounding areas like Van Wert. 

Whether you need drug or alcohol treatment, you can find numerous recovery services provided by the Tri-County Alcohol Drug Addiction & Mental Health Services (ADAMHS) serving the counties of Mercer, Van Wert, and Paulding.

Substance Abuse Resources In Mercer County, Ohio 

The ADAMHS provides a helpful app called LocalHelpNow that offers a variety of substance use resources. Additionally, the ADAMHS provides prevention options including Free Narcan By Mail and other supportive services.

The Mercer County Health District 2022 resource handbook shows a wide-range of recovery resources for you to utilize. The Mercer County Community Health Report 2022 also offers information and strategies to help prevent drug use. 

Finally, the Mercer County Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP) also details mental health resources and trends in the area.

Ohio Recovery Center

Whether you struggle with prescription drug or illicit drug abuse, Ohio Recovery Center is here to provide a range of substance abuse treatment services, including evidence-based practices like detox and various mental and behavioral health services.

Located less than 30 minutes from Mercer County, Ohio Recovery Center treatment facility offers personalized treatment plans for those with drug or alcohol addiction.

Mercer County Substance Use & Overdose Data

Some of the data involving substance abuse in Mercer County and the Toledo region includes:

• Through September 2022, 47 overdose deaths occurred in Mercer County.
• In 2021, Mercer County recorded at least 57 drug-related overdose deaths.
• During the first six months of 2022, the Toledo region of the state saw an increase in the availability of cocaine, methamphetamine, and heroin.
• During the first six months of 2022, the Toledo region of the state saw no change in the availability of sedative-hypnotics such as Xanax.
• The most available prescription opioid during the first six months of 2022 in the Toledo region was Percocet.
• The most available prescription stimulant during the first six months of 2022 in the Toledo region was Adderall.

Alcohol & Drug Rehab Options In Mercer County, Ohio

There is one addiction treatment center located within Mercer County, Ohio, according to the behavioral locator tool provided by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA).

Medical Detox

A treatment process which helps remove the harmful chemicals and toxins in the body which were brought on by drug abuse is known as medical detoxification. Detox allows you to begin anew, with a replenished system.

Throughout detox, healthcare workers will monitor your progress in the event withdrawal symptoms take place.

Inpatient Treatment

For those seeking a structured environment, consider residential treatment. This level of care allows you to maintain a schedule, helping to provide sobriety techniques.

Inpatient care may consist of daily schedules which involve participating in recovery programs. You may be required to attend certain support groups as well as individual and group therapy.

Inpatient treatment can also be beneficial for those suffering from a co-occurring disorder or dual diagnosis. If you have a mental health disorder and substance use disorder, you may require more extensive treatment as an inpatient.

Outpatient Treatment

If you struggle with drug or alcohol abuse, yet require a flexible schedule when it comes to treatment, consider outpatient services. With outpatient treatment, you will visit the rehab center at certain times during the week.

Those with drug addictions or serious substance use disorders may require more specialized outpatient treatment programs. Some of these include the partial hospitalization program (PHP) or the intensive outpatient program (IOP).

Outpatient drug rehab centers may provide mental illness and substance use resources including sober living options or support groups for adults and adolescents.

Medication-Assisted Treatment

More specific treatment options are available, including medication-assisted treatment (MAT). MAT can be helpful for those with an alcohol use disorder or an opioid use disorder, and involves combining approved medication with therapy and counseling.

Payment Options Accepted In Mercer County, Ohio

For those of you with health insurance, reach out to a representative to determine your type of coverage. You can learn more by contacting the phone number on your insurance card and speaking with a professional who can inform you of your inpatient and outpatient options.

If you do not have private insurance, consider Medicare or Medicaid options.

To speak with one of our healthcare representatives, or to find out if we accept your insurance plan, please contact Ohio Recovery Center today.