Alcohol Rehab Morris County New Jersey

ChoicePoint’s alcohol rehab in Morris County New Jersey offers a medical rapid detox to help eliminate alcohol from your body through IOP, outpatient, and inpatient levels of care. It also allows you to access online alcohol therapists through virtual IOP from the comfort of your home to address co-occurring disorders or improve problematic binge-drinking habits

Alcohol is a depressant, which means it slows down your brain activity, affecting your mental and physical health. It’s important to identify the signs of alcohol abuse ASAP to start the treatment early and avoid any serious consequences. 

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ChoicePoint’s Rehab Programs According To Your Ease 

ChoicePoint’s alcohol rehab in Morris County New Jersey offers multiple levels of care that can help you choose a program suitable for your recovery goals and schedule. Here are our top-rated programs for people residing in Denville, Dover, or any other nearby cities:

Outpatient Program

An outpatient program will require you to commit two to three hours a week, with treatment sessions lasting as long as you need them to manage your withdrawal and cravings. 

Virtual Intensive Outpatient Program

With our virtual IOP, we make sure you get an intense level of care to treat severe withdrawal symptoms. You would need to attend IOP for alcohol treatment for at least 3 hours a day and 3 days a week. 

Evening IOP Programs

If you have job, school, or home responsibilities in the day, we have an online evening IOP near you that allows to recover from AUD without missing out on their daily activities.

Your Checklist For Getting Into The Alcohol Rehab In Morris County New Jersey

Following are some of the signs that will make you eligible for alcohol rehab, making your ChoicePoint’s admission process a seamless experience:

• Alcohol impacts your liver and might result in hepatic disease
• There are clear signs of alcohol affecting your physical health
• You experience post-drinking depression
• You have anxiety, insomnia, or other mental disorders along with AUD
• You can drink bottles of wine in a go
• You cannot function properly without drinking beer
• You have passed the test for alcohol assessment near you

ChoicePoint Alcohol Rehab in NJ

A Personalized Recovery Experience 

The treatment of alcohol addiction will begin with undergoing an alcohol assessment, which helps your doctors collect your addiction history, and identify the severity of your AUD. This information allows them to prepare the treatment plan according to your symptoms. 

A Day In An Alcoholism Rehab Near You

Next, you will enter a detox program to flush alcohol out of your system. A mild to moderate alcohol detox usually lasts for 7–10 days.

Step 1: You can be put on Benzodiazepines (Xanax for alcohol withdrawal) for the first 72 hours

Step 2: You may also be prescribed phenobarbital to manage anxiety 

Step 3: Keep a check on your blood pressure and inform your addiction doctor 

Step 4: You will be asked to have thiamine shots.  

Step 5: Receive education on maintaining a balanced diet (a mix of proteins, carbs, and fats)

Step 6: Attend therapy sessions and join group meetings

In the meantime, your symptoms will be monitored on CIWA (Clinical Institute Withdrawal Assessment) so necessary interventions can be used. Following the detox is the pink cloud stage during which you feel your brain readjusted making you feel great.

How Long Does The Alcohol Rehab Last?

The timeline for alcohol rehab varies drastically between individuals. We have had cases of clients asking for 30-day rehab only. But there have been instances of people opting for 3 months of rehab. Generally, recovery from alcohol can take anywhere between 90 days of inpatient rehab and 12 months of outpatient treatment. The exact duration will depend on:

• Alcohol abuse history
• The frequency of drinking
• Your health status
• How long does alcohol withdrawal last
• How often do you attend treatment sessions
• Your commitment to the rehab
• Support available at home

Cost Of The Alcohol Rehab

The cost of alcohol rehab in Morris County New Jersey will depend on how long you are entering the rehab for. The rehabs that last 30 days may cost only a few hundred dollars while those lasting for 3 months or more can cost you thousands of dollars. However, insurance companies like Blue Cross Blue Shield cover alcohol detox, which can make treatment accessible for you. ChoicePoint is in-network with the following insurance:

1. Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey
2. Optum
3. Tricare

We also accept major commercial and government insurance, including:

• Cigna
• Aetna
• NJ FamilyCare

You can verify your insurance here before starting the rehab with us. 

Why Choose ChoicePoint Alcohol Rehab?

We have a qualified team of addiction medicine specialists who will collaborate with you to prescribe the medications that address your symptoms. 

Dual Diagnosis

Alcohol dependency is often related to mental disorders. We offer dual diagnosis to help address physical symptoms of alcohol addiction and co-occurring psychological symptoms of mental disorders at the same.

Aftercare Program

Your symptoms can change after completing the addiction treatment. Morris County Aftercare allows you to adjust your goals according to your changing requirements and get feedback from your doctors accordingly. 

Seamless Admission Process

We have kept our admission process simple so you don’t feel intimidated and can start your treatment asap. Simply call us at 844.445.2565 or complete the online registration. Our compassionate admissions team will guide you to complete all the paperwork and connect you to a DEA-certified addiction doctor who can meet your needs.

Free Addiction Assessment

Please note this assessment is an initial self-screening, and it is not meant to be a medical assessment or clinical diagnosis of addiction. For proper diagnosis and treatment, schedule an appointment with ChoicePoint.

Frequently Asked Questions About Alcohol Rehab

Here is more information on flushing out alcohol from your body and transitioning from the rehab to home:

Can You Drink Alcohol After Rehab?

It is recommended not to drink alcohol even after achieving complete sobriety. Your addiction counselor will help you learn strategies to cope with the cravings and challenges of hanging out in a triggering environment.  

What Does Life Look Like After Alcohol Rehab?

Once you have completed the treatment, your life outside the rehab will be the same as you had before developing an alcohol use disorder (AUD). It means you can continue with your:

• Job
• School
• Family dinners
• Friends hangouts
• Looking after your family
• Sound mental and physical health

Does One Drink Count As a Relapse?

While one drink may not count as a relapse, chances are if you drink once, you will drink more, and it will eventually take you back to the addiction. So, it is advisable to keep abstaining from alcohol when you come out of the rehab. 

How Many Rehab Centers Are There For Alcohol?

There are a lot of rehabs for alcohol. The choice of rehab might vary for individuals, make sure to choose a rehab that holistically treats alcohol use disorder including the following symptoms:

• Physical Symptoms
• Mental Health Issues
• Emotional concerns

References

1. StatPearls. 2025. Alcohol-Associated Liver Disease
   https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK546632/
2. Journal of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics. 2023. Dietary intakes of patients with alcohol use disorder during a four-week protocol on an inpatient treatment unit found to meet Dietary Reference Intakes for macronutrients, but have variability in energy balance and adequacy of micronutrient intake
   https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9691517/
3. Canadian Family Physician. 2017. Clinical Institute Withdrawal Assessment for Alcohol–Revised might be an unreliable tool in the management of alcohol withdrawal
   https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC5597013/