With a primary focus on Mental health services, this drug and alcohol rehab center in New London, MO focuses on Mental health treatment services.

Addiction Treatment Programs

Within a Partial hospitalization/day treatment and Outpatient setting, Comprehensive Health Systems Inc carefully assesses each new patient and creates a comprehensive addiction treatment program that address underlying issues while catering to their unique needs.

This alcohol and drug treatment center in New London, MO accepts Male and Female within the Young adults , Adults and Seniors (65 or older) age groups, and the smoking policy is Smoking permitted in designated area.

Alcohol and Drug Addiction Treatment

The provided setting revolves around caring for the patient by cultivating effective new life-skills with proper tools to utilize when day to day challenges present themselves. The patient resides at their residence while still getting the crucial treatment for substance abuse.

Drug and Alcohol Rehab

The highly trained professionals at Comprehensive Health Systems Inc utilize many treatment methods which are strategically customized to each patient based on the initial assessment. Routine assessments have proven that patients respond to the treatment methods efficaciously narrowing down what works for who. These treatment methods are:

• Individual psychotherapy
• Group therapy
• Integrated dual disorders treatment
• Activity therapy
• Psychotropic medication

Alcohol and Drug Treatment Services

Comprehensive Health Systems Inc runs a successful treatment facility by providing the necessary services that address any issues that inhibit the potential to succeed. These ancillary services are:

• Chronic disease/illness management
• Consumer-run (peer-support) services
• Diet and exercise counseling
• Illness management and recovery
• Psychosocial rehabilitation services
• Smoking/tobacco cessation counselling

There are a variety of financing options to get the necessary treatment for addiction and they include: Cash or self-payment, Medicaid and State mental health agency (or equivalent) funds.