New Philadelphia, Ohio Alcohol & Drug Rehab Services

New Philadelphia is located in northeastern Ohio near Canton and Akron. The city currently has 17 drug and alcohol rehab facilities within a 25-mile radius.

As is the case for most of Ohio, the population of New Philadelphia has been affected by the opioid crisis as well as other forms of drug addiction. The city offers addiction treatment centers as well as many community resources to help anyone in need in this area.

Available Alcohol & Drug Rehab Services In New Philadelphia, Ohio

Of the rehab centers in and around New Philadelphia, most offer different levels of care that include:

• detoxification/detox
• inpatient treatment
• intensive outpatient programs
• partial hospitalization programs
• medication-assisted treatment
• dual-diagnosis treatment for co-occurring mental health disorders
• aftercare

Detox

Detox is the first step in the recovery process and involves letting all substances exit your system. This should be done under medical supervision because long-term abuse often leads to dependency and withdrawal symptoms. 

Healthcare providers can prescribe medication to treat withdrawal symptoms and make you more comfortable during a medical detox program. Detox is generally recommended for anyone coming off of alcohol, benzodiazepines, opioids, stimulants, and synthetic drugs.

Inpatient Treatment

With inpatient treatment, you stay at a residential facility where you live in a controlled environment away from the triggers or distractions of everyday life. During treatment, you participate in behavioral therapy, group therapy, family counseling, and recreational activities.

How long inpatient care lasts depends on the facility but lasts about 30-90 days on average.

Outpatient Treatment

Outpatient treatment is another option you can take after detox. Instead of staying at a facility, you go to a treatment center each day and then go home after your sessions. The sessions focus on relapse prevention and individual and group therapy.

There are two types of outpatient treatment programs that are nearly as extensive as inpatient treatment, including partial hospitalization programs (PHPs) and intensive outpatient programs (IOPs).

Medication-Assisted Treatment

Medication-assisted treatment (MAT) is recommended for those living with alcohol or opioid addiction. During MAT, you’re prescribed certain medications that are approved to treat these two disorders. 

Approved medications include methadone, buprenorphine, and disulfiram that help ease cravings and heal some of the damage done to the body by alcohol or drug abuse.

Dual-Diagnosis Treatment

For anyone who has another mental health disorder on top of addiction, dual-diagnosis treatment can be a great option. You receive treatment for both issues simultaneously so that one disorder doesn’t negatively affect the treatment and progress of the other.

Aftercare

When you leave treatment, you don’t suddenly lose all the support you had during rehab. Many treatment programs offer aftercare support to help patients transition back into everyday life. This can be in the form of employment assistance, sober-living houses, and/or counseling.

Paying For Addiction Treatment In New Philadelphia, Ohio

Even before checking in to substance abuse treatment, knowing how you’re going to pay for it can be a big stressor. Luckily, Medicare/Medicaid and private insurance usually cover most of the cost of treatment.

If you’re uninsured, other payment options include financial assistance or sliding-scale fees.

Substance Use Trends & Facts In New Philadelphia, Ohio

New Philadelphia and Tuscarawas County have seen many of the same addiction and overdose issues as much of Ohio. The city has had record numbers of overdose deaths in the past few years. Other trends from region include:

• In Tuscarawas County in 2020, 25 of 30 fatal overdoses involved synthetic opioids, 4 deaths involved methamphetamine, and 1 death involved only prescription drugs.
• There were 30 overdose deaths in 2020 which was a new record. The old record was 22 in 2017.
• According to Tuscarawas County Coroner Dr. Jeff Cameron, there were 25 overdose deaths in Tuscarawas County in 2021.
• 2021 had the second-highest overdose death rate for one year. The highest total occurred in 2020.

Local New Philadelphia, Ohio Substance Use Resources

On top of the many treatment facilities in New Philadelphia, there are also a few community resources to help people find treatment, support groups, and other services, including:

• Substance Use Hope Line
• Ohio CareLine 
• NAMI Tuscarawas County Helpline

Ohio Recovery Center

Our treatment center is located in Van Wert, which is about 200 miles from New Philadelphia. If you or a loved one are struggling with substance abuse and need treatment in Ohio, Ohio Recovery Center is here to help. 

Our clinicians can help you build a treatment plan specific to your needs. Your plan may consist of any of the addiction treatment options we offer, including detox, inpatient drug rehab, and aftercare.

To learn more, please call our helpline today.