Indiana Treatment Centers

Substance Abuse Treatment Centers in Indiana

Indiana is active in drug transportation and distribution. Highway and airline trafficking are the primary means of drug importation, with busing courier systems as a back up. Powdered cocaine is readily available throughout the state, and crack cocaine is primarily available within most populated of areas. Heroin is not popular or available in most of Indiana. Methamphetamine use in Indiana has increased from year to year. A small amount of individual meth labs usually produces enough of the drug for personal use, friends, and limited sales. Club drugs such as ecstasy (MDMA), GHB, ketamine, and LSD are not significant problems and for the most part have not increased. Marijuana abuse is a significant problem with Indiana residents. Locally produced marijuana is cultivated throughout Indiana utilizing indoor grow operations and well concealed remote outdoor sites. We have carefully constructed a database containing 277 different drug rehab treatment centers and alcohol abuse treatment centers in the State of Indiana. What we discovered in this process is that there is a wide variety of different types of treatment available to residents of Indiana. There are several different detox centers which can safely bring people off of different physically addictive substances. There are rehab programs offering buprenorphine, a much less addictive methadone alternative. Another interesting observation is that better than a third of all substance abuse treatment programs here offer specialized services for clients who have a DUI or DWI. The drug and alcohol treatment programs operating in Indiana all accept out of pocket payment but most drug addiction treatment programs either take Medicaid, Medicare, or other state funded insurance programs in an effort to treat as many people as possible. There are even programs which adjust their cost for services based on the client’s income and other factors. Also offered are some completely charity based programs for those with a very limited supply of revenue. If you need assistance with addiction or have any questions, please phone one of our counsellors and we can help.