Treatment for Addiction and Mental Health

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Dr. Rostislav Ignatov, MD

Chief Medical Officer

Building Foundations for Lasting Recovery

Addressing substance use and mental health conditions requires more than symptom management. It’s about identifying underlying issues, developing sustainable coping skills, and creating a more stable lifestyle. Many people who enter treatment have developed patterns of behavior that may have helped them cope in the past but are now causing harm. Treatment provides the space to recognize these patterns and replace them with healthier strategies.

Consistency and commitment are essential in treatment. Progress isn’t always linear, so there may be setbacks or moments of doubt, but having a strong support system and guidance and medical support for a team of licensed professionals makes it easier to stay on track and achieve lasting change.

Only about 10% of people with substance use disorders in the United States receive treatment—so if you’re struggling, don’t be afraid to reach out.

Initial Assessments

Treatment starts with an initial assessment, which helps create a personalized plan based on your specific needs and goals. Here’s what is typically covered during this assessment:

Medical history: A review of your health to identify any physical conditions or past treatments that might affect your care.

Substance use: Understanding your relationship with substances, including how long it’s been a concern and its impact on your life.

Mental health: Addressing any mental health challenges you may be facing, such as anxiety, depression, or trauma.

Lifestyle and daily routine: How substance use or mental health issues are affecting your daily life and relationships.

Co-occurring conditions: Checking for any other conditions that may need additional focus, such as dual diagnoses.

What You Should Know About Addiction and Mental Health Treatment

Finding the right treatment can change everything. From therapy and medication to holistic recovery programs, today’s treatment options are more personalized and effective than ever before.

Read the content below to learn how different treatment methods work, what to expect in recovery, and how to choose the right care for your mental health or substance use needs.

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Addiction & Mental Health Treatment Centers

It’s important to seek professional care when addiction or mental health challenges begin to affect your daily life. Attempting to manage recovery or emotional distress alone can be overwhelming and, in some cases, unsafe.

Working with a licensed treatment center ensures you receive medical support, therapy, and personalized care that address both the mind and body. Professional treatment not only makes recovery safer and more comfortable but also builds a strong foundation for lasting wellness — so you never have to face the journey alone.

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October 31, 2025

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Checking your insurance is private and without commitment.

There’s no catch. Checking your insurance is simply a way to see what your plan covers — it doesn’t lock you into treatment, notify anyone, or cost you anything. You get answers upfront to decide what makes sense for you.

Protecting your privacy matters! No information or notifications are ever sent to your employer or family — whether you check your insurance online or call. Everything is handled through secure, encrypted systems that meet strict medical privacy laws. You stay in control of your information! 

Luckily, most insurance policies cover treatment here. Depending on the healthcare you’ve already had this year, costs could even be zero. Instead of worrying, let’s just find out what your plan covers. 

Most likely. We work with major providers like Cigna, Aetna, and United Healthcare, public insurances like Tricare and tribal plans, and even smaller plans like Surest Bind and Harvard Pilgrim. The quickest way to know for sure is to check online or call. It’s a quick, private way to understand what is covered upfront.

Verifying your insurance isn’t a commitment to start treatment — it’s simply a way to see what your options are. Knowing your coverage ahead of time helps you make more informed, confident decisions. It also helps flag a spot, so you’re able to get right in if you ever do decide you’re ready.  

You need your policy number to check your specific policy online. If you want general information, just call.  You likely have questions beyond insurance anyway. Reaching out now helps you figure out the right fit if or when you’re ready. You don’t have to put off the call until you’re in crisis. Calling is not scary, I promise!

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