Symptoms of Cocaine Withdrawal

The symptoms of cocaine withdrawal may include some or all of the following:

• Depression
• Increased hunger
• Dysphoria
• Increased sleep/excessive sleep
• Slowed mental response times

Generally speaking, adults tend to have mild, non-life-threatening symptoms of cocaine withdrawal. That doesn’t mean they aren’t uncomfortable, though. Our team is here to help if you’re planning on quitting cocaine; call (833) 999-1941 now.

In the Event of Emergency from Cocaine Withdrawal (CALL 911)

Cocaine withdrawal can be extremely uncomfortable but is rarely life-threatening. However, if you deal with severe nausea, vomiting, dehydration, diarrhea, or other symptoms, you could become very ill. Call 911 if you or someone you love are struggling with cocaine withdrawal. 

Cocaine Detox – Do You Need It?

Many people that use cocaine also use other substances like alcohol or opioids. If you or a loved one uses more than cocaine, they may need to go through a medically supervised detox program.  Solution Based Treatment offers alcohol detox, heroin detox and benzodiazepine detox programs to keep you comfortable and prepare you for rehab.

Medications Used in Detox

There are no FDA-approved medications to help with cocaine withdrawal, but that doesn’t mean medical support isn’t available. Pain medications, B-group vitamins, vitamin C, IV fluids, and other medications and treatments can help you feel better as you detox from cocaine.

Our Cocaine Rehab Timeline (30, 45, or 60 Days)

Ready to start rehab? We offer 30, 45, and 60-day programs to help you build confidence and successfully recover from a cocaine addiction.

Our Other Cocaine Rehab Programs 

Intensive Outpatient Programs for Cocaine Addiction

Intensive outpatient programs for cocaine addiction take place several days a week for a few hours at a time. These work well for people who need to take care of other responsibilities, such as working or taking care of their children.

Partial Hospitalization Programs for Cocaine Addiction

Partial hospitalization programs (PHP), also known as Day Treatment take place most, if not all, days of the week for the majority of the day. During your stay, you receive medical monitoring and support as well as guidance on detoxification and rehabilitation. For example, you may go through individual therapy or see a psychiatrist with a group. At night, you will return home.

Will Insurance Cover Cocaine Rehab?

Your insurance benefits may cover some or all of your rehabilitation treatment depending on your policy. Call us at (833) 999-1941 to see if your insurance will cover the cost of care.

PPO Insurance Coverage for Cocaine Rehab

If you have PPO insurance, you’ll want to look into both in-network and out-of-network providers. Rehabs that accept PPO insurance don’t necessarily need to be in-network for you to have coverage. 

HMO Insurance Coverage for Cocaine Rehab

Rehabs that accept HMO insurance require you to see an in-network provider for your care. If you choose an out-of-network provider, you may need to cover the cost of treatment in most cases. Thankfully, Solution Based Treatment is in-network with many insurance companies. Call us at (833) 999-1941 to determine if your insurer will cover up to 100% of your cost of care.

Once Detox is Complete: Transition to Our Residential Cocaine Rehab

Residential cocaine rehab is the next step. And, how long is rehab for cocaine? Up to 60 days. If that won’t work for you, we also offer an intensive outpatient program.

Our Intensive Outpatient Program for Cocaine Use Disorder

Not interested in staying overnight at treatment centers? You don’t have to with our intensive outpatient program. Intensive outpatient treatment programs meet several times a week for a few hours at a time, giving you freedom in your schedule for other responsibilities.

Getting Admitted to Our Cocaine Rehab Program

Ready to seek treatment for cocaine addiction? We can help you. Our Admissions Department will contact your insurer and find out how much it will pay for treatment. Then, our team will help schedule your intake day, so you can prepare to start your journey to recovery within our treatment facilities.

Our Treatment Team

Our treatment team is here to help you with treatment plans designed with your specific needs in mind. Addiction treatment should be personalized, and you deserve individual attention as you fight against addiction and move into recovery.

Why Solution Based Treatment for Cocaine Rehab?

At Solution Based Treatment, we put our clients’ health care first. We use evidence-based services to provide behavioral health, mental health, and substance abuse treatment programs that make a difference. We’ve helped over 3,000 people move forward with sober lifestyles, and you can be next. Call our Admissions department at (833) 999-1941 to verify your benefits and schedule your patient intake.

FAQ’s about Cocaine Rehab

Does insurance cover cocaine rehab?

Generally speaking, yes, because your insurance company has to comply with the American Care Act (ACA). However, the exact types of treatment insured plans cover will depend on your specific policy and its benefits.

How long is cocaine rehab?

Cocaine rehab can vary in length. At Solution Based Treatment, our programs are 30, 45, and 60 days long.

Where can I find a cocaine rehab near me? 

At Solution Based Treatment, we’re your local cocaine rehabilitation facility. We offer evidence-based substance abuse treatment programs, so you can begin to live a sober lifestyle. 

Solution Based Treatment is the home of the best medically supervised cocaine rehab programs in the country. Our team provides local intensive outpatient programs (IOPs) and Partial Hospitalization Programs (PHPs) for cocaine addiction to residents of Temecula, CA, Murrieta, CA, Menifee, CA, Wildomar, CA, French Valley, CA, Lake Elsinore, CA, Canyon Lake, CA, French Valley, CA, Corona, CA, Vista, CA, Escondido, CA, San Marcos, CA, and Fallbrook, CA. For more information, call our Admissions Department at (833) 999-1941.

Sources:

https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/cocaine-withdrawal#treatment

https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/cocaine-withdrawal#symptoms