If substances that used to provide relief are now causing problems in your life, a drug treatment program can help. Each of Lakeview’s addiction treatment programs provides the support, understanding, and tools necessary to recover from addiction and reclaim the life you want. If you are eager to know what you can expect in rehab, we understand entirely. In our programs, you will get the tools you need to focus on your recovery, along with immediate access to programs, clinicians, and organizers to help you navigate your recovery and determine your next steps.
A common question of those preparing to receive treatment at Lakeview Health is what to bring. For some, this is the most important part of preparation for treatment. We understand it’s difficult to leave your typical daily life behind, and that includes both the big and little things you’re used to having around you. Our goal is to make the transition as simple as possible. To provide a safe and comfortable environment for everyone, we ask that you limit personal belongings to the items listed below. Staff will search all belongings upon rehab admission, and items not adhering to these guidelines will be sent home or stored. Check the list below to ensure you know what to bring to rehab and prepare to leave the rest at home.
Please bring the following items for your time at a Lakeview Health inpatient drug rehab center:
The following items are not allowed and may be discarded or shipped home if you bring them: Please see the statement below: Note-we also may store some items. It all depends on what it is.
At Lakeview Health’s Jacksonville rehab campus, you can expect to join a community of clinicians, organizers, and community members who are committed to giving you the tools you need in order to stay sober. Although you may be anxious about leaving your loved ones, what items to pack, and the length of your stay, the most important thing is that you arrive safely at our campus. We will help you figure out the rest of the details when you get here.
Triggers often lead to a relapse when people lack the tools to handle them. Symptoms of substance use disorder become progressively worse as your tolerance continues to build. An addicted individual neglects the people and things they love the most; this is the nature of the disease of addiction and alcoholism. Addiction is profoundly complicated, but it is very treatable in the right environment.
Substance use disorders, including alcoholism and addiction are pervasive in the U.S. While every person has the potential to become chemically dependent on a substance, certain risk factors (such as family history and genetic predisposition) increase the likelihood of developing an addiction. Thousands of people in Florida die from overdoses every year. At Lakeview Health, we offer the tools, strategies, and resources to help people get their lives back. Addiction is a progressive condition; it will get worse without treatment. Unlike other chronic health problems (diabetes, hypertension, asthma, etc.), alcohol and drug addiction tend to have negative effects on significant others and the community due to crime and public safety concerns. Relapsing happens when a person who has been in recovery once again begins using drugs or alcohol after a sustained period of abstaining. Experiencing a relapse is devastating, but it is part of the recovery process.
At Lakeview Health, we provide our patients with a range of services, programs, and amenities that place them on the path to recovery. From informing patients on what to bring to rehab to preparing our clients to head home and enjoy their new lease on life, our team is here to help. Some of our programs include the following:
Struggling with addiction can be isolating, infuriating, and overwhelming. If overcoming addiction feels impossible, we can help you take your life back. To get more information about what to expect in rehab and learn more about our addiction treatment programs, contact Lakeview Health today by calling 904.677.5010.
Now that you know what to bring to Lakeview Health, it’s time to give us a call. Contact us today at 904.677.5010 to learn more about our addiction treatment center in Jacksonville, Florida. The rehab insurance providers we currently accept include Aetna, Cigna, and United Healthcare. We do not currently accept Medicare, Medicaid, or Florida Blue.
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