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Detox manages physical withdrawal and usually takes about a week. Rehab is the treatment that follows: therapy, psychiatric care, and skill building that address why you were using and how to stay stopped. Hillside provides both, so you move from one to the other without leaving.
You do not have to figure that out yourself. A confidential phone assessment with an admissions coordinator, followed by a clinical evaluation on arrival, determines whether you need medical detox first, residential rehab, or a different path. The recommendation is based on substance use history, withdrawal risk, mental health, and your living situation.
Yes. Alcohol is one of the most common reasons people come to Hillside, and one of the most dangerous to quit alone. We treat alcohol, opioids (including fentanyl and heroin), benzodiazepines, cocaine, methamphetamine, prescription medications, and other substances, along with co-occurring mental health conditions.
Treatment at Hillside is voluntary. You are never held against your will. If you are considering leaving early, your clinical team will talk it through with you and adjust your plan if something is not working. Most people who want to leave in the first few days are still in withdrawal or early recovery, and that feeling passes.
Any program quoting a single success percentage is oversimplifying. What we can tell you: completing treatment, addressing co-occurring mental health conditions, and following through on aftercare are the strongest predictors of long-term recovery, and Hillside is structured around all three. Ask admissions about outcomes and alumni engagement.
Yes. Many clients are working professionals, business owners, healthcare workers, and parents. Cell phones are allowed, confidentiality is protected under HIPAA and federal substance use treatment regulations, and we provide FMLA and leave documentation that does not disclose the nature of your care.
One confidential conversation. No pressure, no judgment, just clear answers about coverage, cost, and what rehab at Hillside would look like for you.