Inpatient Treatment

Inpatient treatment allows you to fully immerse yourself in your recovery journey. By removing the distractions and triggers of everyday life, you can focus solely on healing and breaking free from their addictive patterns.

Inpatient treatment at Midwest Centers provides a comprehensive approach to addressing the physical, emotional, and psychological aspects of addiction. Furthermore, being surrounded by peers who are going through similar struggles can offer a sense of camaraderie and understanding. 

The structured environment of an inpatient program provides accountability and structure, helping you develop healthy habits and coping skills that will serve you well long after they leave treatment. Inpatient treatment for addiction at Midwest Centers sets the foundation for lasting sobriety and personal growth. 

Our Addiction Treatment Services

Our programs and services include:

• Residential treatment
• Withdrawal management (detox)
• Intensive outpatient programming
• Outpatient programming
• Medication-assisted treatment
• Individual counseling
• Group counseling
• Fitness and recovery
• Holistic wellness
• Case management

All services are provided in our treatment center except for case management which may be provided, as allowed, in the home or in the community based on patient preference.

Medicaid and most insurance is accepted. If you’re not sure if you need substance abuse treatment, contact our center today.

Addiction Treatment Programs

Residential Programming

Residential treatment includes a 24/7 stay in our facility and is highly recommended for intensive care. Inpatient treatment not only gives you the chance to step away and focus on your healing journey but also allows our staff to guide you through a personalized, in-depth treatment plan. Patients in this level of care also take part in individual and group therapy sessions, have access to medical services, nutritional counseling, wellness activities, and aftercare programs.

Withdrawal Management (Detox)

Outpatient withdrawal management (detox) involves treatment in our facility during the day and allows patients to return home each night.

Outpatient withdrawal management may be most suitable for people with relatively recent or less severe addictions, those with good support systems at home, and individuals with no other complicating medical or psychological issues.

Partial Hospitalization Programming (PHP)

PHP is a highly structured, intensive level of care consisting of daily group sessions which are currently held Monday through Friday from 9:00 am – 2:00 pm. Programming also consists of scheduled individual therapy services as well as family therapy and case management services when needed. Lunch and snacks are provided.

Those who attend partial hospitalization programs have often shown enough improvement to be well enough to leave treatment at night and stay healthy. Partial hospitalization is also sometimes used in cases where individuals have familial commitments, such as caring for children or elderly family members, that they can’t leave to partake in residential care.

Intensive Outpatient Programming (IOP)

IOP consists of group sessions three days per week which are currently held on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 9:00 am – 12:00 pm. Programming also consists of scheduled individual therapy, family therapy, and case management services when needed.

Patients participate in therapy to work on:

• Stopping substance use
• Adherence to a recovery plan
• Relapse prevention
• Mental health assessments
• Personal, social, family, professional, or educational dynamics
• Life skill building

Outpatient Programming (OP)

Midwest Centers’s outpatient programming consists of one group session per week, which is currently held on Mondays from 3:00 pm – 4:30 pm. Programming also consists of scheduled individual therapy, family therapy, and case management services when needed.

Typically, those entering outpatient substance abuse treatment have already completed a residential program and/or received treatment through an intensive outpatient or partial hospitalization treatment program.

Therapies and Treatments

Medications for Opioid Use Disorder (MOUD)

Medications for opioid use disorder (MOUD) combines behavioral therapy and medications to treat substance use addiction. Some individuals with opioid (and other) addictions can be prescribed FDA-approved medications, in combination with counseling and behavioral therapies, to provide a “whole-patient” approach in the treatment of substance use addiction.

Individual Counseling

Individual counseling involves one-on-one, face-to-face sessions with a counselor.

One-on-one sessions with a counselor enable you to work through issues that are often at the heart of your addiction. They also give you the opportunity to share sensitive or personal information that you don’t want to discuss in a group setting. Participating in individual therapy for addiction treatment also provides well-rounded support that helps facilitate long-term recovery.

Group Counseling

In group counseling sessions the group, led by the counselor, will explore alcohol and other drug problems and/or addiction and the ramifications of substance use. Discussions include an examination of attitudes and feelings and consideration of alternative solutions and decision-making.

Groups intrinsically have many rewarding benefits, such as reducing isolation and enabling group members to witness the recovery of others. Another reason groups work so well is that they are suited especially for treating problems that commonly accompany substance abuse such as depression, isolation, and shame.

Family Programming

Addiction is called “a family disease” for good reason. Family members are profoundly affected when a loved one becomes addicted to drugs or alcohol.

By the time most families reach out for help, the disease of addiction has typically progressed to a crisis level for the addict and the family. Our programs and services are designed to help not only people who have addiction but the entire family, including spouses, parents, siblings, and children.

Case Management

Case management services are offered throughout all levels of care. Case management includes a needs assessment and weekly (or more if determined necessary) meetings with a case manager.

Case managers can assist with basic needs (insurance, food, transportation, housing) to obtaining identification (DLS, ID) as well as connecting individuals with services to meet their specific needs.

Fitness and Recovery

In addiction recovery, your body, mind, and spirit all have major healing to do. And while you shouldn’t rush into any marathons, starting some kind of fitness routine can help keep your sobriety on track and promote healing both inside and out. Best of all, there are endless options no matter your athleticism or interests that all have amazing benefits.

Having a healthy outlet for relieving your stress isn’t just a good idea in addiction recovery; it’s crucial. Exercise is one of the healthiest, most rewarding forms of stress relief you can get. You’ll get a mood-lifting boost of endorphins that can almost immediately take the edge off.

Holistic Wellness

Holistic therapies focus on the individual’s overall well-being while also treating the physical symptoms of addiction and withdrawal.

Holistic therapy plans are flexible, catering to the needs of each individual, and feature personalized, non-medical methods of addiction recovery. Therapists treat physical and mental addiction symptoms as well as emotional and nutritional imbalances.

Aftercare

Our aftercare program typically consists of 12 sessions once a week over the course of a three-month period as well as individual sessions once a month to keep clients on track with their recovery needs. Our pre-approved curriculum relies on evidence-based practices and the MATRIX Model to assist clients in learning about their addiction, preventing relapse, and living healthy lives.

Contact Midwest Centers Today

Learn more about the programs and services we offer in our addiction treatment center in Ohio today.