Rehab Centers in 18504 (Scranton, PA)

If you’re looking for the top-rated rehab facilities and addiction treatment centers in 18504 (Scranton, PA), you’ve come to the right place. Below is a list of rehab facilities nearest you:

What are the best rehab facilities in 18504 (Scranton, PA)

John Knowles, MA, CADC
John Knowles, MA, CADC	610 Cobb Ave, Scranton, PA 18505	(570) 677-7271

Scranton Residential Reentry Center
Scranton Residential Reentry Center	537-539 Linden St, Scranton, PA 18503	(570) 341-8115

Clearbrook Treatment Center
Clearbrook Treatment Center	345 Wyoming Ave #212, Scranton, PA 18503	(570) 258-8571

Clearbrook Drug & Alcohol Treatment Program
Clearbrook Drug & Alcohol Treatment Program	345 Wyoming Ave #212, Scranton, PA 18503	(570) 341-8145

Drug and Alcohol Treatment Service
Drug and Alcohol Treatment Service	441 Wyoming Ave, Scranton, PA 18503	(570) 961-1997

St. Rita Medical Center Michel Goubran, MD
St. Rita Medical Center Michel Goubran, MD	1831 Pittston Ave, Scranton, PA 18505	(570) 507-9517

Minsec Scranton
Minsec Scranton	537 Linden St, Scranton, PA 18503	(570) 341-8115

CleanSlate Addiction Treatment Centers
CleanSlate Addiction Treatment Centers	1020 W Lackawanna Ave, Scranton, PA 18504	(570) 904-6000

PA Treatment & Healing Center
PA Treatment & Healing Center	2400 Stafford Ave #400, Scranton, PA 18505	(570) 344-5960

What types of rehab are available in Scranton, PA?

Type of rehab	Accepts Insurance?	Details
Inpatient rehab facility	Yes	Inpatient rehab lasts one month and is in a private facility where you are removed from access to your current living situation. You will receive multiple daily counseling sessions with addiction specialists, as well as group sessions to help you end your addiction.
One-on-one therapy	Yes	One-on-one therapy is normally a 50 minute session on a weekly basis with an addiction counselor. You will work with them directly to specifically work toward an addiction-free lifestyle. You will still live in your current home
AA / NA	Free	Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous have meetings in most cities around the world. These are group sessions, and offer accountability to people hoping to stop abusing substances. Many people go through an inpatient rehab treatment program, then join a local AA/NA meeting near them.

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How do I choose a rehab center near Scranton, PA?

It’s important to find the rehab treatment plan that matches your needs. There are plenty of options for starting addiction therapy, but how do you know if one program is the right fit for you?

We can connect you directly with a referral specialist, who can answer any questions you have about picking the right treatment program. They’ll be able to check to see if your insurance will help pay a portion of the cost for each program in your area. They can also answer any questions you have about each specific facility.

Here are the most important things to keep in mind:

• Cost – it’s important to see if you can get your insurance to cover a portion of your treatment. It will greatly increase your ability to choose a facility in Scranton, PA that matches your needs.
• Type of addiction treatment – It’s likely that each treatment facility will have similar treatment plans available, but it’s definitely worth checking to make sure the type of treatment available matches your needs.
• Location – For some people it’s best to be near family and friends for support. For others, it’s better to get away from your current living situation to increase your odds of success. Check to make sure the location options are right for you.

You can also check out our complete guide to choosing a rehab facility here.

Do I Need to Go to Rehab in Scranton, PA?

If you’re asking if you need help, the answer is probably yes.

If you live in Scranton, PA and believe being close to family and friends would benefit your rehabilitation, then it’s probably best to stay local in Scranton, PA. However, for some, a change of scenery can help their odds of success by getting into a new and perhaps healthier environment. Don’t be afraid to take a look at other locations near your hometown if you think it could help you in finding an addiction-free life.