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American Addiction Centers will work with you to choose a treatment program that is personalized to your individual needs.

Getting Admitted to an Alcohol Rehabilitation Program

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Call the 24/7 hotline on site to connect with an Admissions Navigator
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Tell the Admissions Navigator about you or your loved one’s unique situation
Creating a Treatment Plan
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Get connected with the facility that best suits your treatment needs
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Analyzing Drinking Habits and Alcohol Abuse

Thinking critically about alcohol use can shed light on whether drinking habits are becoming a problem. Taking our evaluation can help you see determine if you have a substance use disorder (SUD).

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Guide to Alcoholism Treatment

Our in-depth alcoholism treatment guide explains the process of getting admitted to rehab, based on the 8 nationwide treatment facilities owned and operated by American Addiction Centers (AAC).

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Simplifying Insurance Coverage for Alcoholism Treatment

Based on your insurance provider and specific policy, you may have more coverage than you think. By using our FREE tool to verify your insurance with American Addiction Centers (AAC), we will:

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Discuss payment options to cover additional costs of treatment
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Treatment Facilities

American Addiction Centers owns and operates 8 Substance Abuse Treatment Facilities nationwide.
Laguna Treatment Hospital
LAGUNA BEACH, CA

As Orange County’s first chemical dependency recovery hospital, Laguna Treatment Hospital provides research-based clinical and support services for those struggling with addiction.

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River Oaks Treatment Center
TAMPA, FL

Located on a secluded 26-acre property in Florida, River Oaks facility offers specialized treatment for addiction and mental health care.

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Oxford Treatment Center
ETTA, MS

Oxford Treatment Center is a residential program in North Mississippi, offering a safe and welcoming environment for patients struggling with addiction.

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Desert Hope Treatment Center
LAS VEGAS, NV

Desert Hope offers a range of evidence-based therapies and a full continuum of care located just 10 minutes from the McCarran International airport.

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Sunrise House Treatment Center
LAFAYETTE, NEW JERSEY

Situated on 22 acres of countryside, Sunrise House Treatment Center is the premier drug and alcohol treatment center in New Jersey.

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Greenhouse Treatment Center
DALLAS, TX

Greenhouse Treatment Center offers the highest-quality addiction treatment in Texas and is located inside a former Neiman Marcus spa and all the amenities you want in a program.

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Recovery First Treatment Center
HOLLYWOOD, FL

Located in Hollywood, Florida, Recovery First Treatment Center offers unique medical capabilities such as genetic testing to help tailor treatment plans for patients.

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AdCare Treatment Hospital
WORCESTER, MA

For the past 45 years, AdCare’s substance abuse treatment centers have been changing the lives of those struggling with alcohol and/or drug addiction.

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Have Questions About Facilities?

Our admissions navigators would love to support you. Please call the number below so we can answer your questions about facilities, treatment plans, or addiction.

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Understanding Alcoholism Treatment Programs

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Treatment for alcoholism can be a renewing and life-changing experience. Learn about different treatment programs and tools for sobriety.

Types of Treatment

Choosing an Alcoholism Treatment Center

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Searching for treatment for yourself or a loved one can be an intimidating and overwhelming process. Learn more about what aspects to consider when choosing a program or center.

Choosing a Treatment Center

Organizations We Proudly Support

These organizations provide evidence-based information, conduct statistical studies, and help to combat substance abuse. We are proud to present information from these resources.

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Not Ready for Treatment?

If you’re not quite ready for treatment, below are some helpful links to learn more about the effects of alcohol abuse on the body and mind.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Alcoholism?

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Drinking can cross over into the realm of compulsive alcohol abuse as a person begins to drink more and more frequently than they intend to, finding it difficult to quit despite negative consequences to their health, career, or social relationships. Using alcohol as an escape from situations, thoughts, or emotions can also be a sign of problematic drinking, which can make the situation even worse. Continue to Article…

Is There a Safe Level of Drinking?

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An increasing number of treatment professionals maintain that any amount of drinking, no matter how small, may have adverse effects associated with it, despite widespread perceptions of potentially positive health effects. In general, 1 or 2 standard alcoholic drinks per week can be considered "safe" or, at least, not problematic—though even this amount is up for debate. Although there may not yet be an unequivocal answer to questions about the potential consequences of having even one drink, scientists are discovering more and more about this potent substance every day. Continue to Article…

What is Considered Intoxicated?

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While the same number of drinks can affect everyone differently, for public safety purposes, there is a clear legal distinction when it comes to alcohol intoxication. A person is considered legally impaired or "intoxicated" when their blood alcohol content (BAC) reaches 0.08% or higher. This is the legal limit for driving under the influence (DUI) as well as the defining BAC threshold for what is considered binge drinking (i.e., roughly 4-5 drinks within a 2-hour period to reach a BAC of .08). Continue to Article…

Does Alcohol Impact Everyone the Same Way?

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Everyone reacts differently to alcohol. The effects of drinking can vary by age, gender, body weight, metabolism, tolerance, physical health, mental status, and other unique individual factors. Even if two people drink the same amount, they are likely to feel somewhat unique subjective effects as well as experience a differential impact on their respective health and wellbeing. Continue to Article…