Premier Drug & Alcohol Rehab Center in Connecticut

Treatment costs for substance use disorders and dual-diagnosis sufferers (individuals also dealing with mental health disorders) will vary depending on individual needs, mental health services, medical interventions, and treatment timelines. For a confidential initial consultation, call our offices today. We’ll verify insurance coverage and determine the next steps for treatment and payment.

At Paramount Wellness Retreat, the residential detox program at our health centers last 3 to 10 days, on average, before guests are able to transition into inpatient programs. Once inpatient treatment begins, most guests remain with us at our Connecticut or New Jersey retreat for 30 to 45 days. Once formal treatment is over, most guests are eager to participate in our alumni programs, which offer behavioral health support. This is where lifelong support and recovery take place. 

Addiction is a chronic disease, and much like other chronic diseases such as diabetes or hypertension, relapse is, for many, part of the recovery process. It does not indicate failure and instead is just another step on the road to recovery.

That isn’t to say that treatment is ineffective. In fact, studies of incarcerated individuals who receive and complete addiction treatment and follow up with continued care show that their drug use has decreased by 50-70% when compared to those who did not receive treatment.[1]

The Connecticut State Dept. of Mental Health and Addiction Services served approximately over 43,000 individuals in 2021 who were first-time participants in substance abuse treatment. This was 25% less than the year before, and readmissions into treatment dropped by more than 3,500 people that same year.[2] The most successful route to maintaining sobriety and abstinence is to commit to long-term treatment, aftercare, and support.