FAQ - Addiction Treatment Center in Indiana

Frequently Asked Questions

How long is a typically inpatient stay?

Inpatient treatment is based on medical necessity, but a typical inpatient stay is 28-30 days.

How much does treatment cost?

The cost of drug and alcohol treatment varies depending on a variety of factors, such as the type of treatment, the length of treatment, the programs’ location, and the amenities offered. Based on this the cost of treatment for a self-pay client can range anywhere from $200 to $2500 per day.

However, your treatment may be covered by your insurance, which means you may have to pay little or nothing at all. Sunrise Recovery is in network with Indiana Medicaid plans and most major insurance carriers. Contact us today and we can verify your insurance coverage and determine what your out-of-pocket cost will be.

Can I have my car while I am in treatment at Sunrise Recovery?

Once you have graduated from our inpatient residential treatment and are in our intensive outpatient program you may bring personal vehicles, but you cannot have them on-site while in inpatient residential treatment.

Can I smoke while in treatment?

Yes, Sunrise Recovery does have a smoking policy that allows smoking.

Will I have to share a room with someone while in treatment?

Yes, because our treatment centers usually feature communal-style living arrangements, you will likely share a room with one or two fellow clients.

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