Any suggestions on good and affordable inpatient drug rehab facilities?
Question by hrnyplygrl: Any suggestions on good and affordable inpatient drug rehab facilities?
I live in cupertino, ca (bay area) and I’m just wondering if anyone knows and good inpatient centers to go to. I partly want to do this for myself but the other part is for court. I’m on the DEJ or deferred entry of judgement which is a 8 or 10 week drug program outpatient though. I can’t seem to make myself go. So, I’m thinking inpatient might be better. It would need to be affordable and also most likely approved by a judge. Thanks!
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Answer by z z
Do you have medical insurance? if so, contact your doctors office and ask them for a referel.
You can also try these links:
http://www.california-residential-rehabs.com/san-francisco-area-residential-rehabs/
http://www.wcrecovery.com/
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