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At OARC, we don’t believe in the old fashioned tough-love or “scared straight” approach to addiction treatment. Nobody chooses to have addiction: it’s a disease, not a moral failing, often coupled by underlying mental health conditions. That’s why we treat it as such with evidence-based therapies, psychiatry, life skills, and a positivity-focused community that supports our clients on their road to recovery. For more than a decade, our drug & alcohol rehab in Columbus has helped clients and their families overcome addiction and build a life worth living. In fact, our uniquely individualized and phased treatment model is what makes Ohio Addiction Recovery Center ranked the #1 addiction treatment center in Ohio by Newsweek for 3 years in a row!
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Drug or alcohol rehab in Columbus can cost thousands of dollars without insurance. Fortunately, all insurance plans are required to cover addiction treatment as an essential health benefit, thanks to the Affordable Care Act. That means your insurance plan will cover at least a portion of your addiction treatment. We’re proud to be in-network with most insurance plans, so out-of-pocket costs will be kept to a minimum compared to out-of-network facilities. To speak with an advisor or verify insurance benefits, call our hotline at 800-487-8457. If you are in need of help getting a loved one to treatment and are having difficulty getting through to them, our in-house advisors can help you communicate with your loved one the importance of drug treatment. Our center features a state-of-the-art drug & alcohol detox and rehab facility which allows patients to completely immerse themselves in treatment. With our small patient to staff ratio, you will get the individual attention that you need.
Other Columbus Addiction Resources
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No Insurance?
Though some individuals do opt for self-pay for addiction treatment, some people find inpatient addiction treatment can be costly without insurance. There is emergency Medicaid available and options for those who do not have insurance.
- Franklin County Alcohol, Drug, and Mental Health Recovery Board: A mental health and addiction recovery services hub, this organization provides resources for finding care all over Franklin County.
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Addiction Resources Near Columbus
- Delaware-Morrow Mental Health & Recovery Services Board: The mental health board of Delaware-Morrow Counties, this site provides resources and links to care throughout northern Columbus and the northern suburbs.
- Fairfield County Alcohol, Drug, and Mental Health Recovery Board: This county organization provides links and resources around the southeast part of Columbus and all across Fairfield County.
- Licking County Alcohol Prevention Program: This county-run organization provides alcohol and drug addiction treatment services and resources to people of east Columbus and Licking County.
- State of Ohio Board of Pharmacy: This state-run website provides a directory of pharmacies where someone may obtain naloxone without a prescription. They have several dozen listings for naloxone dispensing pharmacies in Columbus and the surrounding areas.
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Columbus 12-Step Meetings
12-step fellowships are very common and utilize a spiritual program of action to bring about recovery. They also offer peer support with others in recovery. There are hundreds of 12-step meetings throughout the week in Central Ohio. Some of these include:
- Alcoholics Anonymous: Central Ohio Group Fellowship (Columbus AA Central Office) currently lists hundreds of AA meetings all over Columbus each week.
- Narcotics Anonymous: The Central Ohio NA site lists over a dozen NA meetings across Columbus every week.
- Cocaine Anonymous: The Ohio Area Cocaine Anonymous site lists 8 CA meetings in Columbus each week.
- Drug Addicts Anonymous: An alternative to NA, DAA uses the original 12 step basic text of Alcoholics Anonymous. There are 2 DAA meeting in Columbus.
- Crystal Meth Anonymous: The CMA World Services site currently lists 1 CMA meeting in Columbus each week.
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Other Columbus Recovery Fellowships
The recovery fellowships listed above are all 12-step-based. These are not the only kind of recovery fellowships available in Columbus. There are also religiously-oriented groups as well as secular recovery fellowships. There is no right or wrong path to recovery, and different people may be more or less suited to a particular person. Some of the non-12-step-based recovery fellowships around Columbus include:
- Celebrate Recovery: A Christian-focused recovery program, there are currently 4 Celebrate Recovery groups meeting each week near Columbus.
- Recovery Dharma: A Buddhist-inspired recovery program, they have no in-person meetings in Columbus currently, but they have several dozen online meetings each day.
- SMART Recovery: Self-Management And Recovery Training currently holds 5 meetings in Columbus each week.
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Addiction Family Support in Columbus
Aside from fellowships that are strictly for people trying to recover from addiction themselves, there are also fellowships for the friends and families of people who have struggled with addiction. It can be extremely stressful and emotionally taxing to watch someone you care about go through active addiction, and these groups are intended to provide support, fellowship, and connection with others who have been through a similar experience. Some of the support groups for the family and friends of people struggling with addiction around Columbus include:
- Al-Anon: A fellowship for the friends and family of people who have struggled with alcohol, there are currently over 20 meetings per week in and around Columbus.
- Nar-Anon: This group is intended for the friends and families of people who have struggled with drug abuse and currently holds 4 meetings per week in Columbus.