Eleanor Health
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About Eleanor Health
Eleanor Health in Durham, North Carolina provides treatment for substance use disorders in person or through telehealth.
The rehab center treats SUD in adults of all ages, and they don't provide medical detox or residential treatment. If you're looking for either, I want to note that the team of staff can help you find another local clinic.
They hold CARF accreditation in North Carolina.
Telehealth Care and Peer Support
The center can help set up flexible virtual visits, so you can keep up with a job and family responsibilities.
Peer supports work with your counselors and share their personal experiences with recovery.
They can offer you helpful advice to maintain your sobriety and celebrate your wins alongside you.
Payment Options and MAT
They take most major insurance plans, and some Medicare and Medicaid plans.
If you're paying without insurance, I want to note that there's a self pay program for medication assisted treatment.
FDA approved medication taken alongside counseling, like buprenorphine and naltrexone for opioid use disorder are options you can choose from.
Addiction Treatment Programs
Alcohol use disorder treatment can include naltrexone, acamprosate or disulfiram. Medication-assisted treatment pairs those medications with counseling and behavioral therapies.
Buprenorphine, Suboxone or naltrexone can be used for opioid use disorder. Medication-assisted treatment pairs the medication with counseling and behavioral therapies.
There are many types of drug rehab in North Carolina. To receive treatment for addiction, you can choose from many inpatient and outpatient programs. Often, participants start with detox and work through a full continuum of care that continues with ongoing support for long-term recovery.
Many therapists use cognitive behavioral therapy in North Carolina to treat substance use disorders. This goal-oriented method addresses maladaptive thinking and related beliefs that affect behaviors and can lead to addiction.
Levels of Care
In person and online outpatient care for a substance use disorder. Eleanor Health offers both, so you can use either setting.
Nearly all drug rehabs in North Carolina begin with a detox program. When this process is complete, all addictive substances will be purged from your body. You can then move on to the next steps of drug rehab in North Carolina.
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How can you pay for treatment at Eleanor Health?
Aetna, United Healthcare, Wellcare and Blue Cross and Blue Shield are among the accepted plans. Medicare coverage for treatment applies to select Medicare plans. Select Medicaid plans count too, and the self-pay rate for medication for addiction treatment is $249 a month if you aren’t using a plan.
Is Eleanor Health inpatient, or is the care outpatient?
Outpatient. It’s in person or online, and you can use either setting. Medication-assisted treatment covers alcohol or opioid use disorder. Counseling can address co-occurring disorders care, and licensed counselors also run therapy by secure video. Aftercare planning is part of the care.
Does this Durham location offer medical detox or residential care?
No. Medical detox services aren’t offered at this Durham location. Residential treatment isn’t offered here either. Neither of those forms of care is available at this program.
What accreditation does the Durham program hold?
It’s CARF accredited in North Carolina. The same accreditation also covers Louisiana, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Ohio, Texas and Washington. Durham sits inside that North Carolina accreditation.
