Inpatient and outpatient Treatment
Inpatient Residential Treatment Program
A New Awakening of The San Joaquin's (ANA) Residential Inpatient Treatment Services provide round the clock 24 hour monitoring, focused treatment planning, group and individual counseling, relapse prevention education, and family counseling.
ANA's Outpatient Treatment Services are offered to persons who are able to independently manage their relapse urges between sessions and do not require a commitment to the 24 Hour daily regimen of Inpatient Treatment. Day Treatment is offered 5 days weekly in two 3-hour group sessions per day, and Intensive Outpatient will attend a minimum of 3 days weekly in one 3-hour group session per day. Individual counseling is also provided to participants in the outpatient programs.
Treatment for:
- Alcoholism, Alcohol Abuse, Alcohol Dependency, Drug Abuse, Drug Addiction, Drug Dependency, Substance Abuse, Substance Addiction, Substance Dependency, Withdrawal Symptoms
- Co-occurring Disorders such as Anxiety, Depression, Nightmares, Night Terrors, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Recurring Traumatic Memories, Suicidal Ideation
Patient Privacy is of the utmost concern. Not everyone understands the needs of an individual while dealing with alcoholism or an addiction, that is why both our facility and the State go to great lengths to protect your privacy. Personal nor identifying information is never discussed with anyone unless specifically requested by the patient.
Financing
Financing Your Treatment Program
Whichever level of treatment services you may be considering, check with your insurance provider to see if you are eligible for Alcohol and Substance Addiction treatment benefits, and if so, what your out of pocket contribution will look like. Unexpected financial expenses can be stressful, so the more information you have, the better prepared you will be to make an informed decision regarding your health needs. Common Insurance Terms:
- Eligibility - Does my insurance plan include benefits for Alcohol and Substance Addiction treatment?
- Deductible - How much do I have to pay before my insurance provider will help me?
- Co-pay - Do I have to pay every time I go in for a treatment session?
- Out of Pocket - How much do I pay verses how much my insurance provider pays?
- Pre-authorization - Do I have to get permission from my insurance provider before I go in for treatment?
- In Network Provider - Is the treatment provider I have chosen approved by my insurance provider? If not, can they get a "Single Case Agreement" to provide services for me?