Choosing the Best Inpatient Lorazepam Rehab Centers

Lorazepam is a benzodiazepine that is used in the treatment of moderate to severe anxiety. It is often given to patients who are expected to take the medication for an extended period of time and has a moderate potential for abuse or misuse. Whether given the medication by prescription, or if you have been taking Lorazepam for the purpose of getting high, chances are you will require inpatient lorazepam rehab in order to safely quit using the drug.

Did you know that addiction can happen even if you take a medication EXACTLY how our doctor prescribes it to you? Many people fall victim to addiction not realizing that it’s really so simple to become an addict. It’s not like you wake up one day and say “I want to be an addict today.” Sadly, whether you said it or not, if you’ve been taking Lorazepam or Ativan for an extended period of time over 30 days, there’s a good chance that you are already struggling with some level of dependence which very easily could lead to addiction.

Addiction to this substance can lead to changes in your lifestyle, changes in your feelings, and changes in both your physical and emotional health and well-being. Here’s what you can expect:

• Problems with friends or family.

• Failure to maintain responsibilities especially with work, home or school obligations.

• A loss of interest in hobbies or other things that once meant a lot to you.

• Some level of isolation from those who matter to you like your friends or family.

• Excessively placing yourself in situations that are a danger to you or to others.

• Struggling financially because you’re spending more and more on drugs or simply because you lose your job as a result of your addiction.

If you or someone you care about is struggling with an addiction to Ativan, call 800-430-1407Who Answers? for immediate assistance. We will help you find a treatment program that’s right for you whether it’s a residential or inpatient treatment program, an outpatient program, or some level of supportive care in NA or similar 12-step meetings.

Inpatient vs. Outpatient Rehab

Once you decide that you need treatment for addiction to lorazepam, it’s important to start thinking about whether you are most well suited to inpatient treatment or outpatient treatment. Inpatient treatment provides some benefits over outpatient care, but it isn’t always affordable or attainable to those who aren’t sure how to look for help—that’s why you should call 800-430-1407Who Answers? for free placement assistance into a residential lorazepam addiction treatment program.

Here’s what you can expect in an inpatient lorazepam rehab center:

• Around-the-clock care

• Counseling

• Therapy

• Support and 12-step meetings

• A place to live while you receive treatment

• Separation from the triggers such as drugs or alcohol that are readily available when you DO NOT live in a rehab center

Likewise, here’s what you can expect from an outpatient rehab center that treats Ativan addiction:

• Less structured care – you see  a treatment advisor during scheduled times.

• Limitations on your care because you spend most of the time working on your recovery at home.

• A lower cost solution that offers more flexibility if you cannot afford inpatient treatment or if you must work or attend school and simply cannot get time off to actively remain in a residential treatment program.

Choosing between the two types of treatment can be difficult. Call 800-430-1407Who Answers? for assistance that will get you on the right track.

Types of Inpatient Lorazepam Rehab

Lorazepam addiction treatment programs offer a wide range of services and amenities. The most common types of inpatient rehab include:

• Luxury programs with amenities similar to those found in a five star hotel or resort.

• 12 Step rehab centers that use NA or similar step-based treatment to help you get sober.

• Government-based programs that are often free or reduced cost but which also tend to have very limited access.

• Sliding scale rehab centers that provide treatment based on a patient’s ability to pay for care.

• Christian or faith based rehab centers that offer treatment with a balance of spiritual healing.

How Long will Residential Lorazepam Addiction Treatment Take?

The amount of time that you spend in a residential treatment center depends largely on the severity of your addiction to lorazepam. It also depends on YOU and your attitude toward recovery. Here are some general lengths of time that you can expect for treatment:

• Minor addictions generally are treated in 28-30-day treatment programs.

• Moderate –to –severe addictions are generally treated in 90-day treatment programs.

• The most severe cases of lorazepam addiction may require extensive treatment in a long-term treatment program that provides 6 months or more of care.

It’s important to keep in mind that YOUR recovery will not be like that of a friend or family member – you are unique and the recovery process is unique for each patient. Don’t compare your healing time or process to that of others or you may be disappointed.

Here are some things that can make the amount of time spent in recovery or treatment for lorazepam addiction longer:

• Not having a good attitude towards treatment or not trying.

• Remaining in an outpatient program when you really should be receiving around-the-clock care.

• The length of time you were addicted before you got help.

• The amount of times you have already been in treatment.

• Whether or not you have underlying health conditions such as anxiety, depression or other substance use problems.

We can help you determine what’s best, just call 800-430-1407Who Answers? and a caring treatment advisor will take your call and help you out.

Inpatient Drug Rehab for Ativan Addiction

Where Can I Get Treatment for My Addiction?

Your options for treatment are almost endless—which makes finding the best lorazepam rehab center even more difficult. You can get treatment in a hospital, from your doctor, in a residential rehab center, in an outpatient program, or even through a support group.

Many opt to choose a treatment program that’s close to their home—and while that seems like a great and convenient choice, it’s not always the best choice. This is because staying in your comfort zone while you get treatment for lorazepam addiction can keep you too close to the personal triggers that cause you to abuse the drugs.

Our recommendation, and the recommendation of the National Institute on Drug Abuse and Addiction, is to seek treatment in a location that is set apart from your place of living. This often means leaving the state to get proper, effective help. The reason here is that you will be able to be better focused on your healing without the interruptions of everyday life that occurs at home or in your hometown.

Do I really Need Inpatient Lorazepam Rehab?

So how can you even tell if lorazepam addiction treatment is even necessary? You ask yourself these questions:

• Do I think about Lorazepam all the time?

• Do I run out of Lorazepam when I should have had enough to last the month?

• Do I frequently take Ativan for reasons other than for which it was prescribed to me?

• Is Lorazepam the cause for financial, emotional, physical or other forms of struggle in my life?

• Have I tried to quit or made promises to quit and failed?

• Have I been in treatment and relapsed?

If you answered yes to any of the above questions about Lorazepam addiction, you should call our helpline at 800-430-1407Who Answers? to seek prompt, professional treatment in an inpatient addiction treatment center.

Paying for Lorazepam Addiction Treatment

Often times, once you decide to seek help, the next major setback is paying for treatment. Addiction treatment can be expensive, especially if you don’t have insurance or if you choose a luxury treatment program. However, it’s important that you DO NOT let your fear of how much treatment will cost prevent you from getting qualified help—call us and we’ll find a program that’s affordable for you 800-430-1407Who Answers?.

Some of the most affordable lorazepam addiction rehabilitation options include:

• Faith based programs

• Government programs

• Programs that accept Medicaid /Medicare

• Sliding scale programs

• Programs that accept insurance

• Programs that accept healthcare loans or provide lending

All of the above programs exist to make treatment for lorazepam addiction attainable for more and more people. Make the call to find a program that’s right for you.

Get Help Today

Are you ready to take the plunge and get the help that you need? If you’ve decided that lorazepam addiction has taken control of your life for too long, call 800-430-1407Who Answers? to speak with a treatment advisor. We will help you get help today—our helpline connects you with the best lorazepam rehab centers available throughout the country.

When you call you will be connected with a treatment advisor that fully understands what it’s like to be addicted—most of them are in recovery themselves. Don’t be afraid to tell them your story—or to let them know just how bad you really feel right now. We’re here to help you, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week—just call 800-430-1407Who Answers? and begin your journey to recovery today.