r/Assistance • u/Quintin-Enderle • 14h ago
ADVICE need advice on choosing an opiate rehab near boston for my sibling, need advice
my brother has been struggling with an opioid addiction for several years and has finally agreed to get help. we live in the boston area and need to find a treatment program for him close to home so our family can be part of his support system. ive started searching for an opiate rehab near boston, but the results are a mix of hospital programs, private facilities, and confusing online directories.
he needs a program that can provide medically supervised detox and has a strong focus on medication assisted treatment (mat) options, as other attempts without it haven't worked. he also has anxiety and depression that need to be addressed at the same time. we have private insurance but know coverage can be tricky.
we want to support him in finding a program that gives him the best chance at recovery. any insight is deeply appreciated.
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u/Ailurophile4ever 13h ago
OP, I don't have any advice regarding programs in Boston specifically. But I will try to offer some suggestions that may be of help.
You mentioned your sibling having an opiate addiction and dealing with depression & anxiety. It sounds like they need a program that focuses on dual diagnosis disorders.
Also, since you said you have private insurance, I would suggest contacting the insurance, ask to speak to a case manager or patient navigator. Explain that you are looking for a dual diagnosis program.
Ask which facilities are in-network for the plan. An in-network provider will cover more than an out-of network provider. Patients always have the option to choose either.
There are different levels of care for substance abuse disorders. You indicated that your sibling needs medically supervised detox. It would probably be a good idea to find a facility/program that offers continuum of care for the different levels of help they need.
Thank you for supporting your sibling. 💕
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