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- Abusing prescription drugs inappropriately can quickly disrupt a patient's neurological pathways, disrupting the ability to feel pleasure from normal activities.
- The withdrawal symptoms for Percocet are similar to Morphine and include rapid heart rate, hypertension, chills, fever, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, anxiety, watery eyes, runny nose, body ache, and depression.�''
- In a recent study participants shared their reasons for recreational prescription drug use. They included false perceptions of drug safety, the desire to alter cognition and increased availability.
- During Hydrocodone withdrawal severe dehydration can potentially lead to a life-threatening situation. For this reason withdrawal should only take place under medically supervised conditions to ensure maximum patient safety.
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AL. - Payment Help
It is not unusual for drug or alcohol treatment facilities in Alabama to offer their clients payment help, for those who may not be able to cover part of or all of the costs associated with such treatment. The amount of payment help that is given is typically based on each client's financial and household status. Payment help can also be offered in the form of government grants which are used to subsidize the operation of the particular drug or alcohol rehab center the individual is wanting to receive treatment at. Other payment help offered at drug rehab facilities in AL. is known as a sliding fee scale, which is a reduced fee arranged based off income and other factors. To find out about what types of payment help are offered it is best to speak with a treatment counselor who can evaluate each individual's situation on a case by case basis and help those in need to apply for payment help when necessary so that they can get started in life saving treatment.
Listings for "Payment Help" in Alabama
- South Central Alabama CMHC
2861 Neal Metcalf Road Enterprise AL., 36330
334-347-0212 - Freedom House
54 Wheeler Hills Road Rogersville Alabama, 35652
256-247-1222 - Indian Rivers Mental Health Center
890 Reform Street Carrollton AL., 35447
205-367-8159 - Bridge Inc
3401 Newman Road Mobile Alabama, 36695
251-633-0475 - New Pathways Inc
1508 Bunt Drive Pell City AL., 35125
205-814-1423 - Alcohol and Drug Abuse
2701 Jefferson Avenue SW Birmingham Alabama, 35211
205-923-6552 x12 - CED Mental Health Center
301 14th Street NW Fort Payne AL., 35967
256-845-4571 - Bridge Inc
6001 12th Avenue East Tuscaloosa Alabama, 35405
205-344-6483 - Army Substance Abuse Program
Building 3466, Snooper Road Huntsville AL., 35898
256-842-9895 - CED Fellowship House Inc
4209 Brooke Avenue Gadsden Alabama, 35904
256-413-3470 - JBS Mental Health Authority
3600 4th Avenue South Birmingham AL., 35222
205-322-7335 - Health Connect America
1132 Bradshaw Drive Florence Alabama, 35630
256-712-2822 - Mental Health Center of Madison County
4040 Memorial Parkway SW Huntsville AL., 35802
256-532-4141 - TEARS Inc
1011 South Railroad Street Phenix City Alabama, 36867
334-291-6363 - Phoenix House Inc
700 35th Avenue Tuscaloosa AL., 35401
205-758-3867 - Pickens County Satellite
140 Courthouse Square East Carrollton Alabama, 35447
205-367-8159 - Dauphin Way Lodge
1009 Dauphin Street Mobile AL., 36604
251-438-1625 - Bridge Inc
100 7th Street NE Fort Payne Alabama, 35967
256-845-7767 - Mountain Lakes Behavioral Healthcare
2409 Homer Clayton Drive Guntersville AL., 35976
256-582-3203 - Chemical Addictions Program Inc
1153 Air Base Boulevard Montgomery Alabama, 36108
334-269-2150 - West Alabama Mental Health Center
401 1st Street Greensboro AL., 36744
334-624-4905 - Bridge Inc
402 Arnold Street NE Cullman Alabama, 35055
256-775-8301 - West Alabama Mental Health Center
301 Prairie Avenue Eutaw AL., 35462
205-372-3106 - West Alabama Mental Health Center
1215 South Walnut Avenue Demopolis Alabama, 36732
334-289-2410 - Rehab Day Montezuma Complex
205 Academy Drive Andalusia AL., 36420
334-428-5050 x70553 - Olivias House
8017 2nd Avenue South Birmingham Alabama, 35206
205-833-5708 x21 - Bridge Inc
3232 Lay Springs Road Gadsden AL., 35904
256-546-6324 - Aletheia House
3512 7th Avenue South Birmingham Alabama, 35222
205-279-3999 - Lighthouse Counseling Center Inc
111 Coliseum Boulevard Montgomery AL., 36109
334-286-5980 - Indian Rivers Mental Health Center
2439 Main Street Brent Alabama, 35034
205-926-4681 - Central Alabama Veterans
2400 Hospital Road Tuskegee AL., 36083
334-727-0550 - St. Annes Home Inc
2772 Hanover Circle South Birmingham Alabama, 35205
205-933-2402 - Rehabilitation Day Program
2112 Avenue H Birmingham AL., 35218
205-324-9822 x9021 - Cahaba Center for
1017 Medical Center Parkway Selma Alabama, 36701
334-874-2600 - Crisis Residential Center
3911 Triana Boulevard SW Huntsville AL., 35805
256-217-9958 x35 - Hope House Inc
1000 Lincoln Avenue Oneonta Alabama, 35121
205-625-4673 - Fellowship House Inc
1625 12th Avenue South Birmingham AL., 35205
205-933-2430 - Crenshaw Community Hospital
101 Hospital Circle Luverne Alabama, 36049
334-335-1175 - West Alabama Mental Health Center
401 Rogers Street Butler AL., 36904
205-459-2612 - West Alabama Mental Health Center
1121 North Washington Street Livingston Alabama, 35470
205-652-6731
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