MercyOne House of Mercy
1409 Clark St
Des Moines, IA 50314
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About MercyOne House of Mercy
Since 1988, House of Mercy has been a nonprofit and has helped adults and their families who have drug use and mental health disorders. When you sign up, there'll be a lot of outpatient (OP) options to choose from. They're part of the MercyOne network. You'll find 'em located in Des Moines, Iowa.
They accept many private insurers, Medicaid, and Medicare. You may also be eligible for discounted fees if you don’t have insurance.
You might be wondering what makes them so special. Well, you can access residential and outpatient options. Each has a customized treatment plan that places your exact needs first. Dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), parenting education, life skills training, and 12 Step meetings are available. These approaches can help get to the root of your addictions so that you can build coping skills to address it in a healthy way.
How else do they stand out? Their specialized parenting programs offer many unique tracks. In part, this is because they prioritize pregnant women in their waiting list. You can participate in workshops for dads, child and parent therapy, and their Circle of Security program. These sessions help you learn essential parenting skills to better your family. They also offer onsite accredited daycare. Their emphasis on family shines through in these features. You and your child will have a safe, supportive environment to learn and heal together.
There are some additional programs that can supplement your recovery. They can improve your nutrition so you're feeling fit and don't have to rely on drugs to feel energized and confident. There's a program for dads who want to be more involved with their kids. You can also take parenting classes so you can better communicate with your children. This'll help if interventions and prevention strategies are needed.
Another feature was their walk-in services. They offer same-day substance abuse assessments to determine the best level of care for you. Deciding to seek addiction treatment can be a challenging step. It’s wonderful that you can easily find the care you need whenever you’re ready with this service.
They're accredited by CARF and licensed by the state.
Addiction Treatment Programs
Alcoholism
The journey through alcohol rehab in Iowa typically involves four key phases. Treatment initiation is followed by early abstinence. Participants then learn how to maintain abstinence, and finally enter advanced recovery. These steps teach individuals how to develop and maintain a healthy, sober lifestyle.Drug Rehab
Drug rehab in Iowa is available in many formats. A variety of inpatient and outpatient options provide programs tailored to individual needs. The aim of each is to help participants recover from drug addiction.Levels of Care
Detox & MAT
During detox in Iowa, your body is slowly and safely cleansed of all addictive substances. This is typically t...he first step of drug rehab in Iowa. It involves 24/7 professional supervision and may include medication to treat withdrawal.Inpatient Rehab
Also known as residential treatment, inpatient rehab in Iowa typically involves group and individual therapy, ...family therapy, medication management, and other therapy methods. Participants receive these treatments while living at the facility under 24/7 care.Outpatient Rehab
Outpatient rehab in Iowa is tailored to fit each person’s needs. It may last a few weeks or more than a year.... During that time, you will attend regular therapy sessions and receive support from a group such as AA or NA. This treatment will help you put strategies in place to prevent relapse and promote recovery.Insurance
Private Insurance
Private insurance can help make alcohol and drug rehab affordable. The extent of coverage will vary based on y...our rehab insurance policy and the treatment you choose. You may be required to pay some costs out of pocket, so.check with your insurer for detailed information.
Self-Pay Options
Paying for alcohol and drug rehab in Iowa via self-pay options means you're paying out-of-pocket. Examples of ...self-pay are personal checks, credit cards, personal loans, medical loans, and many more. Treatment fees largely depend on the level of care you need and the rehab's amenities.Contact MercyOne House of Mercy
515-643-6500 
