Find the Best Drug & Alcohol Rehab Facilities in West Virginia
It may seem daunting to begin the process of finding help for addiction, but there are many resources available to help. You can browse through our directory to find programs in West Virginia and read reviews of specific facilities. If you’re home situation is too triggering and you wish to travel to another WV city or even another state, you can search listings in those locations as well.
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Latest Reviews of Rehabs in West Virginia
United Summit Center- Substance Abuse Residential
Bob Mays Recovery Center is absolutely wonderful. There is nothing whatsoever that I can say negatively. The staff is so caring. I really miss all of them. I learned so much and thanks to them and myself, I am remaining clean and sober!
Prestera Center
Community, support was a great. Not enough one on one and no exercise. The staff is incredible and very supportive. They do all they can to help you while you are there are to get you into the proper place and counseling after you leave.
Brian's Safehouse, Inc.
All power glory and honor to Jesus Christ ,who through his grace and mercy we have salvation and hope. Through the example of his life we have awareness and a manual for a peaceful, fulfilled life. The staff and volunteers here model recovery and life after Christ and his example. They do so well at applying the word of god to life and recovery...they equip you with practical tools to use against lies, sin, addiction.. I was broken and a slave to my sin... A slave to my thoughts and emotions. I am now a slave to Jesus Christ, but through my obedience and reliance on him I have freedom. I lost everything, everyone, and was completely broken. When I submitted to Christ, let him lead and control he restored everything, everyone, plus more than I could ever imagine or or accomplish in my own strength. The staff and the Brush family are now my family. They truly love and care as Christ commands. If you want to witness Jesus power over sin and addiction spend some time on the hill at Brians Safe House.
WV Substance Abuse Facts
Drug abuse has deadly consequences, a fact exemplified in the rising numbers of overdose deaths throughout the United States. Unfortunately, West Virginia is no exception to the current epidemic. Consider the following statistics:
- Drug overdose deaths rose by nearly 17% between 2014 and 2015.1
- WV was the leader in per capita drug overdoses (41.5 per 100,000) in 2015.1
- The number of heroin-related deaths is almost 30 times higher than just 10 years ago.2
- WV has the 11th highest heroin-related overdose rate in the country.2
High rates of substance abuse in the state may correspond with mental health issues and suicidal thoughts and behaviors. In fact, between 2014 and 2015, the number of West Virginians who had serious suicidal thoughts was slightly higher than the national average (4.2% compared to 4%).3 The good news is that treatment can make the difference between losing your life to drugs and/or alcohol, and living a happy healthy life in recovery.
Getting Addiction Treatment Help
There are numerous programs available to help you break free from addiction’s grip. If you’re unsure of whether to choose an inpatient or outpatient program, you may wish to call your insurance company to see what types of treatment are covered. Also, evaluate your specific needs: can you realistically stay sober if you continue living at home in your current environment? For many people, the initial part of treatment requires them to get away to a completely sober environment where they can focus solely on sobriety and learning the skills they’ll need to stay abstinent when they return home.
If you need help discussing your options, call any time of day to speak to a treatment support specialist who can help guide you toward the right fit.
Where Else Can I Find Help?
If you’re worried about paying for a rehab program, don’t fret. You may still be able to afford it with options such as:
- Financing programs through the treatment center: Many programs will offer some sort of payment plan through the center or through a third-party lender.
- Sliding scales: Some programs will arrange a fee with you based on what you can afford.
- State-funded rehab centers: Certain rehab centers are funded by the government to provide necessary treatment to those struggling with addiction.
When considering the cost of treatment, remember that, in the end, the toll that addiction takes on your life is far greater.
Resources in West Virginia
- Narcotics Anonymous in WV—Find meetings throughout West Virginia as well as local helplines and websites.
- Alcoholics Anonymous in WV—Find AA meetings in your area as well as contact information for committee members.
- SAMHSA Directory of Buprenorphine Doctors in WV—If you’re interested in medication-assisted treatment (MAT) utilizing buprenorphine, search here for providers who prescribe this MAT drug.
- Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 800-273-TALK (8255)—If you’re in immediate crisis and having suicidal thoughts, call this helpline at any time.
- Know Your Rights: Parity for Mental Health and Substance Abuse Disorder Benefits—This guide provides an easy-to-follow guide to your rights to substance abuse and mental health disorder benefits.
- WV Drug Take-Back Locations—If you have prescription drugs you are no longer using, you can take them to the locations provided here.
- Harm Reduction-Syringe Service Program—This service is in place to prevent disease transmission among injection drug users. Make sure to read the requirements for your first and subsequent visits to the clinic.
Sources
- Centers for Disease Control. (2016). Drug Overdose Death Data.
- West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources, Health Statistics Center. (n.d.) Heroin Fast Stats.
- Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. Behavioral Health Barometer: West Virginia, Volume 4: Indicators as measured through the 2015 National Survey on Drug Use and Health, the National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services, and the Uniform Reporting System. HHS Publication No. SMA– 17–Baro–16–States–WV. Rockville, MD: Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, 2017.