Everyone should have access to top quality alcohol and drug rehab once they require it. While financing drug rehabilitation is often a concern there are alcohol and drug rehabilitation centers which offer certain kinds of financial assistance which will help. Some alcohol and drug rehab centers for example offer sliding scale fees for individuals who may not be able to cover the complete costs of rehab. Sliding fee scale accepted drug treatment centers help people determine what is a reasonable price of treatment based on their own conditions, that may be different for every client. As an example, someone that earns $35,000 annually and has no dependents would need to pay more in a sliding fee scale accepted center than a person who makes the equivalent amount of money but has 4 children they can declare as dependents. Sliding fee scale accepted facilities can either be outpatient drug and alcohol rehab programs or inpatient and residential alcohol and drug rehab centers. Even though the expenses associated with inpatient and residential rehab will often be significantly greater than an outpatient drug and alcohol treatment center, sliding fee scale accepted facilities that offer inpatient and residential rehab can lower the costs of treatment considerably so that it is a viable option for nearly anyone.
151 Main Street
Bucksport, ME. 4416
If you would like to contact Sweetser Affiliate, you can reach them at 207-469-3477.
Sweetser Affiliate offers the following treatment services: Drug Rehabilitation Services, Outpatient Treatment, Women - Drug Rehab
Payment forms accepted: Self Pay Drug Rehabs, Medicaid Accepted, State Insurance, Private Health Care, Sliding Fee Scale Accepted
235 Jefferson Street
Waldoboro, ME. 4572
If you would like to contact Eureka Counseling Services Inc, you can reach them at 207-594-4006.
Eureka Counseling Services Inc offers the following treatment services: Drug Rehabilitation Services, Outpatient Treatment, Dui/Dwi Clients
Payment forms accepted: Self Pay Drug Rehabs, State Insurance, Private Health Care, Sliding Fee Scale Accepted