Different treatment methods are available to help you recover from your struggle with Dramamine use. Learn more about different rehab options.
Dramamine is a risky substance for misuse because it can cause hallucinations and overdoses. If you or a loved one struggle with Dramamine use, it is important to know the treatment options for coming safely off the drug and staying sober.
Dimenhydrinate Addiction Treatment Options
Different people may benefit from various rehab treatment options. Each option is targeted at a specific stage of your recovery journey, and can last different amounts of time.
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How Long Does Rehab Take?
Because everyone’s addiction is different, there is no single timeframe for rehab that works for everyone. While some people may need a shorter rehab stay, others may require longer stays. It is important to not compare one person’s recovery journey with another person’s. Outpatient rehab often lasts at least 90 days, as studies have shown rehab needs at least that long to be effective. However, rehab can last much longer if needed.
What Does Dimenhydrinate Rehab Cost?
Rehab costs can vary and depend on the services needed. Factors involved to determine the cost include your insurance plan and the kind of rehab you require. If your insurance does not fully cover rehab, the rehab center may be able to help with financial options. Insurance coverage may vary but in general:
- If you have coverage through your work or private insurance: Rehab may be covered.
- If you have Medicaid: Your rehab may be covered. The Florida Agency for Health Care Administration can give you more information.
- If you have Medicare: Rehab coverage depends on the plan you have and the treatment you need. If you are hospitalized for rehab, Medicare Part A may cover your stay, although there is a limit on care. Medicare Part B covers outpatient programs. If you have original Medicare, you need to meet your deductible and then pay 20% of the rehab costs.
- If you are a veteran: Your rehab may be covered by the Department of Veterans Affairs. Contact your local facility to learn more. Florida VA medical centers are in Bay Pines, Gainesville, Lake City, Miami, Orlando, Tampa and West Palm Beach.
- If you do not have insurance: Contact the Florida Department of Children and Families to see if you can enroll in Medicaid.
In addition, you can check your insurance coverage for our insurance checker to see if your insurance covers your rehab.
What to Expect Before Rehab
Before rehab, you should start preparing yourself for your recovery journey. You may also choose to involve the people close to you, so they know what to expect. Some ways to get ready for rehab are to:
- Tell loved ones, if you want them to know
- Make plans for your responsibilities like work or school, if needed
- Ask for a packing list, if needed. You may also want to ask the rehab facility if there are items you should not pack.
- Ask your insurance company about any coverage questions
What Happens After Rehab?
In some ways, rehab never truly ends. After detox, residential or outpatient rehab, the journey continues in aftercare and your commitment to sober living. In rehab, you learn the tools and skills to lead a substance-free life. However, old habits, triggers and temptations may still be present. Aftercare programs are an important part of keeping you focused on recovery.
Effectiveness of Dimenhydrinate Addiction Rehab
Rehab and recovery are lifelong processes. To be effective, rehab needs to address coping skills, triggers and deep-rooted behaviors. You will then unlearn the behaviors that led to substance use, and create new behaviors in their place.
