Program lengths vary based on individual needs and the level of care required. Most inpatient programs range from 30 to 90 days, while outpatient programs can last several months with decreasing frequency of sessions as recovery progresses. The duration is often adjusted based on how well someone responds to treatment.

Most Casa Grande treatment centers accept major insurance plans, including private insurance, Medicaid, and Medicare. Coverage varies significantly by plan, so it’s best to verify benefits with both your insurance provider and the treatment facility before enrollment. Many centers also have financial counselors who can help explain coverage details.

Typically, you should bring comfortable clothing for 1-2 weeks, personal hygiene items, identification, insurance cards, prescription medications in original containers, and a small amount of cash. Most facilities provide detailed packing lists upon admission and have laundry facilities available for residents. Items like electronics and certain personal care products may be restricted.

Most Casa Grande facilities allow family visits after an initial adjustment period, usually 1-2 weeks into treatment. Many programs also include family therapy as part of the treatment process to support healing relationships. Visitation policies vary by facility, so it’s important to discuss this during the admission process so family members can plan accordingly.