Licensed live-in rehab 20 miles south of Delray Beach
Which licensed rehab treats Delray Beach residents?
Our licensed rehab sits in Pompano Beach, about 20 miles south on I-95, and it treats Delray Beach residents for drug and alcohol addiction.
After medical detox you stay with us for 30, 60 or 90 days, close enough for a Sunday family visit and far enough from the Atlantic Avenue bars you know by name.
Admissions checks your insurance during your first call and books an admission date before you hang up.
How soon can rehab start for a Delray Beach caller?
Same day, as long as you need detox and we have a bed, and your live-in room is ready the day detox ends.
On the phone, admissions asks what you take, the amount, the date you last used and any health conditions. We check your plan in the same call. From I-95 exit 52B at Atlantic Avenue, you reach us in about half an hour, so a family member can drive you down the same afternoon.
How long is the rehab drive from Delray Beach?
About 30 minutes outside rush hour. We sit about 20 miles south of downtown Delray Beach, a straight run down I-95.
Join I-95 at Atlantic Avenue and stay south past Boca Raton and Deerfield Beach. Family who want the coast road can follow A1A south through Highland Beach, Boca Raton, Deerfield Beach and Hillsboro Beach, about 45 minutes with the ocean in view most of the way.
Without a car, Tri-Rail runs from the Delray Beach station on Congress Avenue three stops south to Pompano Beach. Admissions plans whichever trip suits your family. If you split your week with work up the road, our pages on rehab for Boca Raton and rehab for West Palm Beach set out those drives.
Is rehab outside Delray Beach the better choice?
Yes, when home keeps pulling you back. Twenty miles puts your usual bars, dealers and drinking friends out of reach while your family stays one short drive away.
Delray Beach is a city of 66,846 people by the U.S. Census Bureau’s 2020 count, and its downtown is compact. The beach, the Atlantic Avenue restaurants and the people you used with are all a short walk apart. Stepping away from that for a month gives new habits room to settle.
Privacy counts too. Delray Beach is a three-time All-America City where neighbors know each other, and a rehab across town feels like a place where someone spots your car. Pompano Beach puts some distance between you and that worry.
Which rehab features matter to Delray Beach families?
Detox and Rehab on One Campus
Detox ends and your live-in stay begins a few steps down the same hall, with the nurses you know and no second intake.
Rehab Away From Atlantic Avenue
Twenty miles separates you from the bars and friends tied to your drinking, while a Sunday visit stays an easy drive.
A Rehab Stay Sized to You
Your assessment sets 30, 60 or 90 days, and your therapist reviews the length every week.
Alcohol and Drug Treatment in One Plan
Alcohol, opioids, cocaine, meth and benzodiazepines sit in a single plan, so you never run two programs at once.
Your Rehab Insurance Checked First
Admissions runs your Florida Blue, Aetna, Cigna or UnitedHealthcare benefits before you arrive and tells you the figure.
Certified Sober Housing After Rehab
When home is not ready, your case manager places you only in a certified recovery residence.
Which route to rehab works best from Delray Beach?
Driving Down I-95 to Rehab
Take Atlantic Avenue west to exit 52B and head south about 20 miles. Outside rush hour the drive takes about half an hour.
Taking the Coast Road to Rehab
A1A runs south through Highland Beach, Boca Raton, Deerfield Beach and Hillsboro Beach. Family who prefer the water take about 45 minutes.
Riding Tri-Rail to Visit Rehab
Board at the Delray Beach station on Congress Avenue and ride three stops to Pompano Beach. Admissions sends the visiting hours ahead.
Which rehab programs fit someone from Delray Beach?
Three stages: medical detox, then 30, 60 or 90 days living on site, then step-down care once you are back home.
Detox comes first if quitting alcohol, opioids or benzodiazepines on your own would bring on withdrawal. A nurse checks on you around the clock while your prescriber eases withdrawal. Read about alcohol detox and drug detox, or see detox for Delray Beach callers.
The live-in stay runs on a set daily schedule: group therapy, one-to-one sessions with a licensed therapist, and groups that cover relapse prevention, trauma and family. If your cravings call for it, naltrexone or acamprosate goes into your plan for alcohol, and buprenorphine for opioids. MedlinePlus at the National Library of Medicine names counseling and medication as the treatment for addiction, and your plan pairs both. Our alcohol rehab and drug rehab pages describe this same program.
Step-down care follows the stay. You move into our partial hospitalization program for Delray Beach or intensive outpatient for Delray Beach, with the same clinical team.
How many days of rehab will you need?
Thirty days for a first try at treatment with a steady home behind you. Sixty or ninety after a relapse, years of use, or depression or trauma that came with the addiction.
Your therapist sets the length at your intake assessment and reviews it each week. Insurance pays for the stay in approved stretches, and when your team wants more days, we send the request.
A shorter stay holds up when outpatient care follows straight on. Admissions books that step before discharge, so there is no week at home with nothing on the calendar.
Does Florida Blue cover rehab for Delray Beach residents?
Yes. Plans from Florida Blue, Aetna, Cigna and UnitedHealthcare pay for drug and alcohol rehab by the day, up to the number of days your insurer approves.
What you pay depends on your deductible, your copay or coinsurance, and whether your plan lists us in-network. Admissions runs the insurance verification for free on your first call and gives you the dollar figure before you agree to anything.
What does rehab cost without insurance?
Ask on the call and admissions reads out the self-pay rate for detox, live-in rehab, PHP and IOP, before you commit to a date.
Private rehab in Florida is not free. Your insurer pays most of it, or you pay the self-pay rate. If your assessment shows you can start in PHP or IOP instead of a live-in stay, your cost drops, and you step up only when you need more.
Ask admissions to list what the self-pay figure includes: detox days, medication, therapy and discharge planning. You see every line before you pay a dollar.
Rehab for Every Delray Beach Neighborhood
We admit you from east of the Intracoastal to the western edge of the city.
Licensed Rehab Team
Nurses, a prescriber, a licensed therapist and a case manager share your plan.
Rehab Admissions at Any Hour
Admissions answers at any hour, runs your plan and sets your start date on the same call.
Can Delray Beach families get a loved one into rehab?
Yes. Once you call, admissions helps you plan what to say, keeps a bed ready and brings your loved one in on the day they say yes.
Our intervention services team plans who speaks, what each person says and where the talk happens.
When your loved one’s drinking or drug use turns dangerous and they still refuse, Florida’s Marchman Act gives you, as a relative, a court petition for their assessment and treatment. In Palm Beach County, the clerk’s branch at the South County Courthouse, 200 West Atlantic Avenue, takes mental health filings right in Delray Beach. Admissions talks you through whether a petition fits before you file.
Which staff care for you in rehab?
A case manager, a psychiatric provider, a licensed therapist, a prescriber and nurses on every shift, all sharing one treatment plan.
Night and day, a nurse hands out your medication and looks in on you. Your prescriber eases withdrawal and fine-tunes any craving medication. Your therapist runs your one-to-one hours and most of your groups.
Because a psychiatric provider assesses you at intake, your team works on depression or anxiety at the same time as the addiction. Your case manager talks with your employer, sorts your leave paperwork and plans your return to Delray Beach.
What happens after rehab when you return to Delray Beach?
You drive home to Delray Beach with outpatient sessions booked, a relapse-prevention plan in writing and an alumni group ready to welcome you.
Discharge planning starts in week one. Your case manager books your outpatient sessions, sets up your medication and lines up sober housing if going straight home is too soon.
Delray Beach has a large recovery community and sober homes across the city. Under Florida Statutes section 397.4873, a licensed treatment provider refers you only to a certified recovery residence, so any home we arrange has met the state standard.
Your plan also uses the city itself. Early walks on the mile and a half of municipal beach at the east end of Atlantic Avenue give your mornings a sober anchor.
What if rehab gets hard and you want out?
Rehab here is voluntary, so the choice to go stays yours. Before you pack, we ask for one talk with your therapist.
The pull to go home peaks on hard days in the first week. One talk with your therapist at that moment gets you through the day. Should you leave anyway, your case manager signs you up for our outpatient program first, so you go with a plan in hand.
You can also compare outpatient rehab in Delray Beach and dual diagnosis treatment in Delray Beach for Delray Beach.
How do you start rehab from Delray Beach today?
Call admissions now. We verify your insurance on the call and tell you what is covered, what is open this week and which program you qualify for. If you need detox first and we have a bed, you arrive today.
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