Short-Term Rehab: 10-Day, 14-Day & 21-Day Treatment

Design for Change Recovery offers customized detox and rehab programs for each client. We realize that each person has different needs and obligations to consider when planning a treatment approach. For individuals who can’t commit to an inpatient program, we provide short-term rehab options such as 10-day, 14-day, & 21-day rehab.

Our intensive, short-term rehab programs are conducted in a supportive, structured environment, overseen by skilled, compassionate staff and medical professionals. The length of the program is based on how severe your addiction is, among other factors.

What to Expect in 10-Day, 14-Day & 21-Day Short-Term Rehab

The next step involves a medical evaluation to assess the status of your overall health. The exam will identify whether you need detoxification and have underlying health issues. The medical evaluation typically involves screenings, lab tests, and a physical examination.

The program itself consists of detox (if needed) and various therapies and counseling. Depending on the length of the program, you may participate in some or all of the following:

Short-term rehab can be done on an outpatient basis if necessary. However, you should have a strong support system to help you stay on track. An outpatient program is best for people who have mild to moderate addictions and can’t commit to an inpatient program.

How Long Does Detox Last in Short-Term Rehab?

The length of time you remain in detox is based on the substance involved, the duration of the addiction, and any underlying physical or mental health issues. Because some drugs cause intense or dangerous withdrawal symptoms, detox may take longer. Generally, for people with mild to moderate addictions, detox will take about 7 days. But, keep in mind this timeline is not the same for everyone.

The detox period can be shortened with medically assisted detoxification. Medications are administered to help reduce the discomfort of withdrawals and minimize cravings. They are also vital to helping prevent seizures and delirium tremens. The most common drugs administered during detox are naltrexone, methadone, and buprenorphine.

Common Withdrawal Symptoms During Detox

Each person experiences different levels of discomfort during detox. Due to differences in physical health and the severity of addictions, it’s difficult to predict which symptoms will appear. Despite these factors, most people experience some common withdrawal symptoms such as:

Nausea and vomiting
Changes in appetite
Sleep difficulties
Restlessness
Aches and pains
Shakiness
Anxiety, depression, irritability

Not everyone will have all of the above symptoms, and some people struggle with severe withdrawal symptoms such as:

Panic attacks
Irregular heart rate
High blood pressure
Hallucinations
Tremors
Delirium tremens
Seizures
Stroke

Because the severe symptoms can become life-threatening, no one should attempt detox on their own.

What Happens After 10-Day, 14-Day, & 21-Day Rehab?

Short-term rehab is not a cure for addiction, but it does help you build a foundation for continued abstinence. The best way to prevent relapse after short-term rehab is to engage in various aftercare programs such as:

Support Groups
Step-Down Programs
Outpatient Therapy
Continued Medical Care
Lifestyle Changes
Self-Care Techniques
Relapse Prevention Strategies

Remember, if relapse happens, don’t give up. Many people relapse in the early stages of recovery. How you respond to a relapse is the key. For instance, reach out to your counselor or support team for advice and support. Relapse may be a sign that you need longer-term rehabilitation or more intensive treatment.

Does My Insurance Cover 10-Day, 14-Day, & 21-Day Rehab?

Each insurance company differs in the coverage they provide for addiction treatment. They provide partial or full coverage depending on your policy and the specific treatment needed. Because Design for Change Recovery is a fully accredited program, we qualify to work in-network with many top insurers to help you get the best treatment possible.

We currently work with the following insurance providers to help you get the high-quality addiction treatment you need and deserve:

Aetna
Anthem Blue Cross
Beacon Health Options | Carelon
Blue Cross
BlueCross and BlueShield
Cigna and Evernorth
ComPsych
GEHA
Highmark
Humana
Kaiser
Magellan
MHN | Health Net
MultiPlan
The Alliance
TRICARE
TriWest

After verifying your insurance, our treatment advisors will consult with you to create a customized program that aligns with your unique situation.

Learn More About Short-Term Rehab at Design for Change Recovery

When you trust us for your addiction treatment needs, you receive a full continuum of care that includes evidence-based treatments for all aspects of substance abuse. We also offer a comforting, secure environment where you can focus entirely on your recovery journey.

Design for Change believes anyone can change their life if given the proper support and guidance. For this reason, we employ professionals who are committed to ensuring the success of our clients. With their combined expertise and compassion, you will reach your recovery goals and enjoy a more fulfilling lifestyle.

Don’t let addiction continue its powerful influence on your life. Reach out to Design for Change Recovery in Lancaster, CA to learn more about our short-term and long-term rehab programs.

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ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/– Withdrawal Management

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapy-types/experiential-therapy – Experiential Therapy

ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/ – Clinical Practice Guidelines for Psychoeducation in Psychiatric Disorders: General Principles of Psychoeducation

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