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New Jersey Addiction Treatment Resources Guide

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New Jersey Drug and Alcohol Rehab Guide

Despite its tiny size, New Jersey has more than 300 drug treatment facilities, enabling those with substance use disorders to obtain top-notch treatment.

Knowing where to begin when looking for a reputable rehab facility in New Jersey might be challenging. However, if you or a loved one needs help getting into treatment, this guide will come in handy.

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Drug and Alcohol Treatment Options In New Jersey

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In New Jersey, drug and alcohol rehab centers provide a wide range of treatment options, including:​

Detoxification Services

These drug and alcohol detox programs may be found all around the state of New Jersey. However, there are considerable concentrations in tourist hotspots like Atlantic City, Jersey City, Cape May, and Newark. This is attributed to the massive population in these areas. Nevertheless, if you or a loved one prefer a less crowded and noisy environment, most tiny rural areas also have reputable drug treatment and support facilities.

Residential Inpatient (Rehab) Treatment

Here, treatment and rehabilitation take place in a safe, supervised setting. In a residential rehab center in New Jersey, you will be expected to live there for the duration of your treatment. However, when your health improves, you may be able to transition to less rigid rehab options, such as outpatient care.

In most residential rehabilitation programs in New Jersey, a patient’s days may include recreational activities, psychosocial support, individual and group therapies, and drug education.

Partial Hospitalization Programs (PHPs)

As an outpatient rehab program (where you attend treatment during the day only), this one generally provides around six hours of therapy a day, five days each week. When patients are in a PHP, they can still live at home.

Outpatient Rehabs & Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOPs)

At an outpatient rehab center in New Jersey, you may attend treatment at your own convenient time.  You will not be asked to reside at the center or be on the compound at all times. You only need to be there when it is time for therapy.

The program is so flexible that your regular sessions can occur at the drug rehabilitation center, a public health clinic, a clinic linked with a hospital, or any other location that provides treatment for substance misuse.

Some outpatient clinics provide night, lunchtime, and weekend programs for people with family, work, or other commitments that prohibit them from attending residential treatment.

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Paying for Treatment in NJ

Cost of Drug and Alcohol Rehab in New Jersey

Several variables influence the cost of rehabilitation programs, including the level of care needed, the sort of facility you’re considering, amenities provided, your insurance coverage, the location of the facility, and your financial status. Generally, however, outpatient care will cost less than residential (inpatient) treatment.

SAMHSA’s 2013 NSDUH (National Survey on Drug Use and Health) found that the most common reason why Americans who need and want rehabilitation do not go to a specialized facility is a lack of financial resources.

According to HELP.ORG, the average cost of rehabilitation is:

  • $3,000 to $10,000 for 90 days of outpatient care.

  • $5,000 to $20,000 for 30 days of residential care.

  • $30,000 to $100,000 for 30 days of care at a luxury rehab facility.

Several rehab programs in NJ take Medicaid, Medicare, and private insurance coverage. You may be able to pay what you can afford at certain facilities, thanks to a sliding scale depending on your earnings and recurring expenses.

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New Jersey Addiction Statistics

US News & World Report’s 2021 rating of the nation’s most significant states for healthcare found that New Jersey is the fourth-best state for medical facilities, much ahead of bigger states like New York. NJ has some of the most satisfactory clinical outcomes in the country in terms of easy access to high-quality healthcare and general well-being.

Five of the state’s more than 113 reputable hospitals and 71 acute care centers are nationally rated for their specialty areas, making NJ a haven for patients seeking world-class medical treatment.

Adults in NJ have better access to mental health treatment, and the prevalence of the mental disease is lower than the national average, according to the year 2020 data.

However, some health sectors in New Jersey confront more significant problems than others, notwithstanding these figures’ excellent picture. The overdose death rate in the state, for example, is about 31.7%; this puts NJ among the ten most vulnerable to such issues.

Opioids such as heroin are responsible for many of these drug overdose fatalities. Heroin addiction accounted for 42 percent of New Jersey’s drug abuse treatment in 2019, while alcoholism accounted for 31 percent.  Ninety percent of recorded overdose fatalities in 2018 involved an opioid, making NJ’s more than 300 substance addiction treatment centers vital resources for the state’s 9 million residents.

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Alternative Resources in New Jersey

DMHAS (Division of Mental Health and Addiction Services has designed a searchable database to aid in finding alcohol and drug rehab facilities in NJ for people of all age groups. You can search in the treatment directory by:

  • Alphabet.

  • Type of funding.

  • Name of treatment agency.

  • County.

  • Type of treatment services.

  • Municipality.

  • Special populations.

  • Type of care.

  • Special initiatives.

Contacting your county’s drug and alcohol director may also help inquire about local treatment options.

Furthermore, you can also contact the Interim Managing Entity’s Addictions Access Center (AAC) at 1-844-276-2777 for advice and referrals to treatment facilities around the state. With the new Interim Managing Entity’s Addiction Access Center, the DMHAS makes it easier for people struggling with drug abuse disorders to connect with the public resources available to help them. You can use this service at any time of the day or night, and the information you give is entirely private.

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Additional Options for Support

Peer Support Groups in NJ

After completing an outpatient or residential treatment, some assistance is still available for those who need it. Sober housing arrangements and peer support groups are just a few options.

Peer and 12-step groups such as AA (Alcoholics Anonymous) and NA (Narcotics Anonymous) offer continuing support and guidance for those in recovery.

To find out more about local support groups in New Jersey, go here:

Click on the links above to discover more about the meeting’s time and location. However, this is by no means a complete list. This link will take you to the NJ Statewide Narcotics Anonymous Meeting Directory. Also, click on this link to learn about Alcoholics Anonymous meetings in New Jersey, which are organized by city or county, and take the next step toward overcoming alcoholism.

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How Can I Pay for Rehab in NJ?

Can You Use Insurance To Cover Addiction Treatment In New Jersey?

The government’s HHS (Department of Health and Human Services) insists that Medicaid should cover addiction (and mental health services) treatment services, just like other medical and surgical services.  Medicaid, Medicare, and the Affordable Cares Act are statutes that have been enacted to assure equitable treatment under parity laws.

Low-income NJ residents and any citizen of the US are eligible for Medicaid. To qualify for Medicaid, you must apply and present proof of financial hardship. While many drug addicts qualify for Medicaid benefits, they do not always go through the procedure of getting it. The NJ Medicaid program covers more than 2 million people.

You may also utilize private insurance programs to pay for your New Jersey drug rehabilitation programs. To maintain your private health insurance active, you must obtain it and pay your regular premiums promptly.

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Medicaid is out of reach for many Americans who do not have the resources to pay for private health care. New Jersey’s Medicaid program can now serve more patients thanks to federal funds. Private insurance companies provide their products at a discount as part of the program.

NJ’s expanded Medicare program includes the following insurance carriers:

If you don’t qualify for Medicare or Medicaid but don’t have any other reasonable choices for healthcare insurance, you may be eligible for the government-funded NJ FamilyCare program. Its benefits can help cover the cost of addiction therapy.

Free or low-cost coverages are available to those in need via NJ FamilyCare. Utilize an in-network provider and adhere to all the guidelines to use your insurance for addiction treatment.

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Preauthorization and other formalities may be handled by contact from your insurance provider, allowing you to concentrate on your treatment and recovery. The high cost of treatment should not hinder the fight against drug and alcohol addiction. You may be able to pay for and finish your rehabilitation program with the support of private and public insurance programs. Drug rehabilitation works!

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Geoffrey Andaria

Geoffrey Andaria mental health writer at rolling hills recovery center
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Geoffrey Andaria is an experienced mental health content writer and editor. With a B.A. in English and Journalism, Geoffrey is highly educated in freelance articles and research. Having taken courses on social work, Geoffrey is adamant about providing valuable and educational information to individuals affected by mental health and the disease of addiction.

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Dr. Carl Williams Ph.D., LCADC

Carl Williams, medical content reviewer at rolling hills recovery center
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Dr. Williams presently serves on the board of Directors for two non-profit service organizations. He holds a Master’s degree in Human Services from Lincoln University, Philadelphia, Pa, and a Ph.D. with a concentration in Clinical Psychology from Union Institute and University. In Cincinnati, Ohio. He is licensed to practice addictions counseling in both New Jersey and Connecticut and has a pending application as a practicing Psychologist in New Jersey.

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