Hydrocodone Addiction Treatment Program

Hydrocodone Addiction Treatment Options

As patients progress through their program at Recovery Ways, they will experience several phases of treatment ranging from medical stabilization to education to relapse prevention. Our patients are highly involved in the development and implementation of their treatment plans in each phase under the guidance of our highly specialized multidisciplinary treatment team.

Inpatient Residential Rehab

Our residential treatment center offers 24-hour monitoring and support with residential living quarters and daily meals prepared by our in-house chefs. Patients receive more intensive individual and group counseling. It is a highly structured program with a minimum of 8 hours daily. It is not only about patients getting away from stressors but learning to take control and responsibility for their life. We focus on the treatment of the whole person, not just one condition. We know that Dual Diagnosis Treatment is most beneficial, addressing the psychiatric disorders as well as the addiction disorder. This integrated treatment helps you gain more than you ever thought was possible and improve your way of life.

You don’t have to suffer from hydrocodone addiction any longer.

Recovery Ways offers an excellent array of prescription abuse rehab programs to help you kick your addiction to hydrocodone. Contact our admissions coordinators today.

Is There a Cure for Hydrocodone Addiction?

Addiction is a lifelong illness. With that being said, the right treatment, lifestyle changes, and support from family and friends, can make it much easier to deal with. We have an aftercare and alumni programs that help patients create and maintain a lifestyle that supports sobriety based on the individual needs. They help develop a strong community –based support, which is essential to maintain freedom from opioid addiction.

Tips to Prevent Hydrocodone Relapse

Hydrocodone addicts need to make major life changes and here at Recovery Ways, we help them accomplish this and maintain a life of sobriety. Our aftercare and alumni programs help patients with their future care and way of life. We also provide workshops and seminars with relapse prevention techniques.

Make sober friends and find sober hobbies. Boredom is one of the most common complaints from recovering Hydrocodone addicts readjusting to life without the drug. The best way to combat this boredom is to find friends to join in productive activities.

Medications are important. People who are prescribed medications like buprenorphine should continue taking the drugs until a doctor advises it’s safe to stop. Stopping these medications can lead to the emergence of post-acute opioid withdrawal symptoms. Withdrawal often leads to relapse.

Continuing counseling and meetings help alleviate temptations. Hydrocodone has lasting effects on the brain reward system long after the drug is out of the body. One day of stress can tempt people to use, but support from a therapist or a 12-step meeting can drastically help.

Be careful with new prescriptions. Some people relapse because they get prescribed opiate-based pain relievers like hydrocodone. Recovering addicts that have surgery or break a bone should be upfront with their physician about their addiction. There are non-narcotic pain relievers available and physicians can treat pain while minimizing the potential for relapse.