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Answer by thatartistwin
Call your local hospital or get in touch with a psychiatrist. Both would know all your options regarding rehab. No, he may not be interested in NA or faith based programs, but those options are utilized by people who are atheists as well. He is the one who got on the drugs in the first place and an arrogant approach as to what he will make use of to kick them is not going to work in his favor.

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Question by Link: I know someone who is addicted to meth and needs help. How much does inpatient/residential drug rehab cost?

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Answer by impurrfect10
It all depends if they have insurance and what type of insurance. Some will pay for the entire rehab and others will only pay for outpatient treatment. There are free clinics in most states. Call your local hospital and ask to talk to the social worker. They should be able to advise you on free or sliding scale rehab treatment programs. GL

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Answer by dtwladyhawk
AS A FORMER DRUG AND ALCOHOL COUNSELLOR, THERE AREN’T ANY HOME REMEDIES, TRY AA/NA. IT’S FREE AND CONFIDENTIAL

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Question by dervish: non 12-step rehab covered by bcbs of alabama?
I got totally sober for five years but fell off the wagon and have been off for a few years. went through the 12-step program the first time, but I don’t agree with the cult like, self limiting belief’s so I’m in the market for a different program. anyone know of another type of program that is covered by bcbs? and please don’t say narconon without reading up on it first! lol

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Answer by Hildo
The main one that I know of is the Passages Malibu Addiction Cure. It’s on TV a lot. You can probably get their book and disks on Ebay.

http://www.passagesmalibu.com

Good luck!!

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Answer by Mike
Malibu Horizon (877) 338-6964 or malibuhorizon.com
Good Luck!

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Question by handyd: how do i get reimbursed for a paid rehab bill?
Hello, I paid ,000.00 to Narconon in Newport Beach, CA and am trying to get reimbursed by my insurance company. The folks at Narconon say they are more than happy to bill ins for me, but here I am 6 months later and ins still hasn’t recv’d anything from them. I tried to get the bill and itemized statements from Narconon to bill ins myself, but kept getting “oh,it’ll be easier for us to do it, we’ll call you back…” I really need that money, I’m sooo frustrated with the people at Narconon, and I just wonder what I should do now, what recourse I have,etc. thanks for taking the time to read…
this was addiction rehab, the result of an “emergency” intervention. there was no time to check out insurance. My daughter ws the insured and the patient, and I was the one who paid the rehab costs. Now we are trying to get the insurance to reimburse “us” but can’t even get the info to them to get a ruling.

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Answer by Jason S
Was this your insurance that should be paying this bill? Or is it someone else’s insurance that is paying out? If it is your company, just call your agent and file a claim, the insurance company can contact Narconon for the amount due. If it is someone else’s insurance company paying for this rehab, contact whomever was responsible for the damage and let them know they need to turn in the claim.

Did you even speak to any insurance company prior to having this work done? If not, you may have a much bigger problem here. If an insurance company has not already agreed to pay for this damage, they may not agree to it now since it is already paid for and they do not have any way to view the damage that was done. I hope you spoke to your agent at least. He is who you should be having this conversation with.

Good luck!

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Answer by master_der_man
Start getting use to the ideal of living in a box now while you can.

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Question by jamc2009: Meth rehab, what is a good rehab facility that does not cost too much?
My son has a meth addition, has had it for 7 years. I want to put him in a treatment center but I don’t know which one. I looked at Narconon but I am afraid of it. It sounds too harsh on an already abused body. Does anyone know it it works or can suggest another one.

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Answer by anne
I would talk to a counselor in your area. Is there a hospital in your area with a psych floor? If so you should definitely get in touch with the doctor in that department and find out his opinion, or even speak to one of the nurses on the floor about the issue. You could even call your local hospital and ask to be transfered to someone who might be able to help you with the matter. This is a very serious matter and as a nurse I just don’t think you should rely on an answer that someone gives you on yahoo, but to speak with a healthcare professional. If you would like for me to give you the number to a healthcare facility in my area that may be able to answer your questions, I can.

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Answer by almondeyez513
I hate to tell you bad news but meth is one of the most addictive drugs out there. It will be near impossible to stay clean for good without at least out patient rehab/counseling. If you contact your local government they have programs for rehabilitation which are free depending on your income.
Call CSAT (Center for Substance Abuse Treatment) at 1-800-662-4357 or go to www.findtreatment.samhsa.gov

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