Rehab for Veterans: Alcohol and Drug Addiction Treatment
Legacy Healing Center proudly serves those who have served us
Between 2010 and 2019, the number of drug overdose deaths among veterans rose by 53%, driven mainly by the opioid epidemic. This is the tragic reality—but it does not have to be yours.
Legacy Healing can help you find a meaningful life of sobriety. Our drug treatment center for veterans is staffed by a team of seasoned professionals who understand the unique challenges faced by veterans, active-duty service members, and their families.
Our evidence-based, trauma-informed treatments are tailored to this courageous community’s specific needs, including trauma counseling for PTSD recovery. We prioritize your confidentiality to ensure a secure and personal journey to recovery.
Care is within reach. Our addiction treatment center in Ohio accepts Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) benefits and is in the VA’s Community Care Network.
5-Star Veteran Addiction Treatment Center
Because those who have served have sacrificed enough.
Veterans suffering from addiction have special needs, and they deserve the best treatment available. That’s why we offer customized addiction rehab services at our veteran drug treatment center in Ohio.
- Trauma Services for PTSD
Our specialized trauma counseling services address and heal the wounds of PTSD, guiding you toward a brighter future. - Confidential Treatment
Your privacy is our utmost priority. We provide a safe and confidential environment for your recovery journey. - Innovative Therapies
Experience cutting-edge therapies like Brainpaint, revolutionizing the way we approach rehabilitation. - Comprehensive Wellness Program
Unlike traditional services, our holistic wellness program offers a wide range of support, focusing on your overall well-being. - Inpatient and Outpatient Options
Our Ohio drug treatment center for veterans has inpatient options for those who want to completely dedicate themselves to treatment as well as outpatient options for those who prefer more flexibility.
Fighting a New Battle at Home
In 2020, more than 6,000 veterans lost their battle with mental health and tragically ended their own lives. The suicide rate for veterans is more than 57% higher than other Americans of the same age and gender. This is a tragedy that Legacy Healing Center is determined to help put an end to.
Many of these suicides are the result of the deadly downward spiral that can result when mental health issues like PTSD and substance use disorders like opioid addiction join forces. Legacy Healing Center’s dual diagnosis treatment is designed to address both mental health and substance use disorders simultaneously, so that you can fully heal.
For more information about the wide range of mental health services we offer at our Ohio rehab center for veterans, contact us at 888-534-2295 today.
A Trusted Resource for Veterans
We are proud to serve veterans; we want to do everything we can to make sure you get the treatment you deserve. Legacy Healing Center is in the VA’s Community Care Network, which means that we have entered into a partnership with the Department of Veterans Affairs to provide specialized care for veterans who are struggling with substance abuse and mental health issues.
Individuals may be eligible for VA health care benefits if they have served in the active military, naval, or air service and didn’t receive a dishonorable discharge.
You can apply for VA health care benefits here.
As a Gold-Seal-accredited drug treatment center for veterans, Legacy Healing Center is proud to accept VA health insurance.
We’re determined to make sure that you get to live the meaningful life of sobriety that you deserve. Even if you don’t have VA insurance, we’ll work with you to get the care you need.
Additional Help for Veterans
Legacy Healing Center isn’t the only help available for veterans struggling with substance use disorders. Be sure to check out these other resources.
The Veterans Crisis Line – The Veterans Crisis Line provides confidential 24/7 support for veterans and their families and can be reached by dialing 988 and pressing 1, by chatting online, or sending a text message to 838255.
Make the Connection – Make the Connection connects you with veterans who have overcome substance use challenges and understand what you’re going through.
The Wounded Warrior Project (WWP) – The WWP provides mental health support (and many other programs and services) to wounded veterans.
VA Vet Centers – Some of the many services that VA vet centers offer include readjustment counseling services and support for substance use disorders.
Support Groups – There are thousands of support groups dedicated to helping anyone struggling with addiction issues including Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) for those struggling with alcohol use disorders, Narcotics Anonymous (NA) for those struggling with drugs, and SMART Recovery for those looking for an alternative to traditional 12-step programs.
You Are Not Alone in This
If you are a veteran who is battling substance abuse or mental health issues, it may seem like you’re fighting a war alone.
But the truth is, you’re not alone. You have an entire army of friends, family, and trained professionals behind you.
Legacy Healing’s Ohio drug rehab center for veterans is dedicated to helping the brave men and women who have served our great nation conquer their addictions and take back their lives. We offer a wide range of specialized services, and we will customize your treatment plan to make sure that your unique needs are met.
Call 888-534-2295 today to speak with a staff member and learn more about our veterans’ programs.
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Veterans Drug Rehab FAQs
There are numerous drug treatment options available for veterans. For example, detox programs help patients get through withdrawal safely and comfortably. Inpatient programs require patients to reside at a treatment center, allowing them to fully separate themselves from triggers and underlying causes of addiction. Outpatient programs allow patients to reside off-campus, while coming to a facility several times a week for treatment, which allows patients to continue meeting responsibilities. Aftercare programs help patients readjust to life outside of rehab.
While the exact process might differ from veteran to veteran, here are the general steps needed to access VA services for substance use problems.
- Determine eligibility.
- Apply for VA Health Care with application form VA Form 10-10EZ.
- Schedule an appointment with your local VA medical center or clinic.
- Speak with a primary care provider.
- Access substance use disorder (SUD) services.
- Contact the VA’s SUD program.
- Attend support groups.
- Utilize online resources.
Please remember, that if you are in crisis, you can contact the Veterans Crisis Line for emergency support by dialing 988.
There are numerous support resources specifically for veterans with substance use problems. Some examples include the Veterans Crisis Line, the VA SUD Program, Make the Connection, the Wounded Warrior Project, VA Vet Centers, and support groups like Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, and SMART Recovery. Additionally, Legacy Healing’s drug treatment center for veterans in Ohio has numerous treatment options for veterans who are struggling with mental health and substance use disorders.
While VA health care benefits do expand the drug treatment options available to you as a veteran, you do not need them to receive drug treatment. Most treatment programs and facilities accept multiple insurance providers, and the vast majority will also accept alternative forms of funding such as self-pay, grants, and scholarships. Legacy Healing’s drug treatment center for veterans in Ohio is grateful for the chance to work with you, and we are determined to find a way to get you the treatment that you and your family deserve.
If you are in an emergency situation, you can contact the Veterans Crisis Line for 24/7 support by dialing 1-800-273-8255. You can also call 888-534-2295 today to speak with a treatment staff member at Legacy Healing Center to find out about the substance use and mental health programs we have for veterans.
Sources
- U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. (2022). 2022 National Veteran Suicide Prevention Annual Report.
- National Library of Medicine. (2022). U.S. Military Veterans and the Opioid Overdose Crisis: A Review of Risk Factors and Prevention Efforts.
- Innovation to Impact. (2016). 1099—-Opioid-Involved Overdose Mortality in Veterans, 2010 – 2016.
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