How long it takes to complete treatment depends on the person’s behavioral health needs and substance use history. Most clients finish medical detox and inpatient rehab programs in 15–25 days.

Leaving treatment early often leads to relapse and overdose, so we encourage clients to complete their entire treatment plans. However, as long as they are not a danger to themself or others, clients may leave rehab, even against medical advice, at any time.

Yes, many people began their lifelong recovery with inpatient addiction treatment. While there is no “cure” for substance use disorder, recovery is possible. We consider inpatient rehabilitation successful based on improvements to our client’s physical and mental health, employment or educational status, relapse time, safety and legal status, and relationships with loved ones.

Insurance may cover some or all of your inpatient rehab costs. Orlando Recovery Center can also work with clients without insurance to develop a private pay option.

Attending inpatient treatment will require leaving your job, at least temporarily, but several laws are in place that can help protect employees when attending inpatient rehab.

Recovering from your addiction is the best way to provide a better future for your children. While there are no guarantees you’ll maintain child custody, completing treatment to reduce addiction’s harmful effects on your life may make you more likely to keep your children.