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About MVP Recovery
Eligible people who don't have insurance can use county funded treatment at MVP Recovery. It's an addiction treatment center in Media, Pennsylvania and they admit adults and adolescents with men and women in a co ed setting.
Partial hospitalization runs during the day so those hours can overlap a workday. Many people like that you can still head home in the evening and not have to stay overnight.
They also offer intensive outpatient several times a week and outpatient treatment with therapy, medication support and relapse prevention planning.
Medicaid and Commercial Plans
If you're concerned about paying for care I appreciate that MVP Recovery also takes Medicaid and most major commercial insurance plans, so you can plan costs around public coverage or a commercial plan.
The center's dual license covers addiction care and mental health and this support includes psychiatry and nursing. Certified Recovery Specialists are also available for peer support around the clock which provides care whenever you need it most.
They've offered behavioral health care and addiction treatment since 2014 in Delaware and Chester Counties. I did note that residential or inpatient care isn't on site in Media, and the Warm Handoff Program coordinates placement for that level.
Addiction Treatment Programs
The Keystone State offers many resources for those struggling with substance use disorders. Each adult program in Pennsylvania provides individualized care, to meet people where they are and help them take the next step on their recovery journey.
Alcohol rehab in Pennsylvania uses various treatment techniques to teach you how to change your lifestyle, living environment, and social connections. These changes help you control urges to drink and learn how to prevent relapse.
Men’s rehab in Pennsylvania can help men receive support from other men who understand their challenges. This provides a sense of camaraderie that relieves feelings of isolation.
Opioid rehab in Pennsylvania often includes medication assisted treatment, which helps alleviate withdrawal. This treatment is combined with other therapies that give you skills to navigate addiction and achieve long-term recovery.
Elderly rehab in Pennsylvania works with older adults who are facing addiction. Common services include management of chronic health conditions, case management, and education about prescription medications.
Women’s rehab in Pennsylvania helps females struggling with substance use disorders build the skills necessary to maintain sobriety. Treatment is designed to help women stay on track for long-term recovery.
A young adult program in Pennsylvania provides a comfortable, age-appropriate environment for treatment. These programs offer life skills education, individualized treatment, family therapy, and aftercare.
Levels of Care
Weekly hours are lighter at this level. You get ongoing therapy, medication support, planning against relapse and recovery guidance, with fewer treatment hours each week.
MVP Recovery is dual-licensed for addiction care and mental health care, with psychiatric and nursing support alongside.
Housing, peer services and aftercare are how continued support is set up, so you've still got that support in place.
Experience safe detox in Pennsylvania as your initial step toward recovery. During this process, you’ll receive 24/7 care while your body is cleansed of all addictive substances. Treatment may include medication to alleviate withdrawal symptoms.
An average stay at a Pennsylvania sober living home is designed to decrease your chances of relapsing. While there, you’ll work on strengthening your recovery skills and prepare to live on your own. You’ll attend 12-step meetings, work or go to school, and follow a structured schedule that provides stability and accountability.
The partial hospitalization program is structured intensive treatment during the day, and you head home in the evenings rather than staying overnight.
The intensive outpatient program meets several times a week, so you can keep up daily responsibilities while treatment stays structured.
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Patti Croft is a full-time writer who writes about accessing effective addiction treatment during the day but is also pursuing her dream of penning a novel in her spare time. She enjoys copious amounts of coffee as creative fuel and sharing an office with her adorable cat, Beau. Her background is in healthcare management, and she is a passionate advocate for mental health and addiction care.
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How can you pay for care at MVP Recovery in Media?
You can use Medicaid or most major commercial plans, and if you’re eligible and uninsured you can get county-funded treatment. Every center is county contracted, so that county path is open. See Health insurance for rehab.
When do you go home from the day program, and how often is outpatient intensive?
The partial hospitalization program is structured intensive treatment during the day, and you head home in the evenings. The intensive outpatient program meets several times a week, so daily responsibilities can stay in place.
Does MVP Recovery run an inpatient or residential program in Media?
No. There’s no inpatient program on site. Residential care isn’t offered here. The Warm Handoff Program assesses needs and coordinates placement when a residential stay is the right fit, and that handoff is not a bed at this center.
Is the Media program accredited by an outside body?
Yes. MVP Recovery is accredited by The Joint Commission. That accreditation is tied to performance standards and to the quality and safety of care. It’s the credential on the organization.
