Frequently Asked Questions About Inpatient Treatment
What is inpatient addiction treatment?
Inpatient addiction treatment provides a structured residential setting where clients live onsite while receiving personalized care for substance use and co-occurring mental health conditions. At Grata House, care includes clinical assessments, therapy, medical oversight, and aftercare planning.
How does admission and medical detox work at Grata House?
After contacting the admissions team, Grata verifies insurance benefits and explains available care. On arrival, a nurse completes an intake assessment and a clinical social worker completes a biopsychosocial evaluation. Within 24 hours, the medical director reviews the client’s medical history and conducts a physical, with detox initiated if withdrawal has begun.
What therapies are offered in the inpatient program?
The program includes individual and family therapy, one-to-one sessions with board-certified addiction psychiatrists and internal medicine doctors, group sessions, relapse prevention, trauma resolution, massage, acupuncture, yoga, and off-site experiential therapy.
How long does residential treatment last?
Treatment length is individualized and can be discussed after clinical assessment and insurance verification.
Does insurance cover inpatient addiction treatment?
Coverage varies by plan. Grata House verifies benefits upfront for inpatient care, detox, and dual diagnosis treatment, then explains available coverage and next steps. Insurance verification is free and no obligation.
What happens after residential treatment?
Before discharge, the team builds a thorough aftercare plan, connects clients with community-based support, and supports continuity through clinical case management. This helps clients plan for the transition beyond residential treatment.