CAT 5/Substance Abuse Services Residential Program Claimed

About CAT 5/Substance Abuse Services Residential Program

The facility serves a large population of substance abusing individuals, and the staff works hard to ensure that patients feel safe and treatment is effective. At this detox program, individuals can attend short or long-term care and can make life-long friends among the other patients and the medical professionals they will meet.

Cat 5/Substance Abuse Services Residential Program in Martinsburg, WV provides short and long-term residential detox care to patients in a safe, controlled facility. Access to Recovery (ATR) vouchers are accepted at this facility. The treatment program is located within the Martinsburg VA Medical Center, and as such, the facility serves a large number of veterans recovering from substance use disorders.

The staff at this facility is well versed in trauma-sensitive therapy and will be able to help those struggling with co-occurring disorders related to their substance abuse. This program has an extremely welcoming atmosphere, and the staff is a large part of this environment.

Whether patients are looking for short or long-term residential care, this is a beneficial option for their needs. In addition, the facility offers the evidence-based practices known to be especially helpful for detoxing substance abusers, including behavioral therapies. Other programs are also available for patients who need them, including HIV testing and management.

Patients can expect to spend as few as 30 days at the facility or as many as several months. Those who are recovering from a recent tour of duty and struggling with substance abuse should especially consider this treatment facility, but it is open and available to people from all different walks of life.

Policies

CAT 5/Substance Abuse Services Residential Program provides patients with the option of financing treatment, a choice that can be discussed among the doctors and patients and determined during the intake process.

• Patients must be sensitive of one another, as traumatic experiences are associated with many of the patients’ substance use disorders.
• Special language services are not available at this facility.
• Military families are also welcome to seek treatment at this facility.
• Patients should not bring any illicit drugs or alcohol to the facility. If patients have necessary medications, they should be discussed with the staff beforehand and brought in sealed packages.