Center for Addictive Services Methodist Hospitals
Specialties
- Addiction
- Alcohol Abuse
- Drug Abuse
- Drug Addiction
- Intervention center
- Medical Detox
- Substance Abuse
About
Center for Addictive Services Methodist Hospitals located at 600 Grant Street in Gary, Indiana, is a rehabilitation center that helps those who are seeking assistance for alcohol and drug addiction. Center for Addictive Services Methodist Hospitals provides addicts of the ages 18+ with professional addiction treatment as well as counseling and guidance in order to ensure their success in recovery. With the assistance of addiction advisors and therapists, addicts will have the opportunity to live a life that is free of substance abuse.
The overarching goal of the various treatment programs at Center for Addictive Services Methodist Hospitals is to supply patients with the necessary treatment that will allow for a full recovery. With some of the most effective treatment methods available, patients will have the best chance of obtaining a sustained substance-free life. Through crafting a personalized treatment program that is based on the individual's unique addiction, recovery can be obtained. In as little as 90-days, patients who attend Center for Addictive Services Methodist Hospitals can be free of the addiction that has controlled their lives. It's time to get the necessary help needed in order to overcome drug and alcohol abuse and substance dependency.
Since each individual's addiction is unique, a personalized approach to addiction care is needed and that is exactly what Center for Addictive Services Methodist Hospitals offers. Through adopting vital coping skills and trigger management mechanisms, addicts will gain the knowledge necessary in order to reenter society with a positive mindset. This is the foundation for a future that is free of substance abuse.
Many addicts choose the route of tackling addiction on their own. While this may seem like a good idea, addiction is so much more than just a bad habit or lack of willpower. Addiction is a progressive, mental disease that requires professional medical attention, detox, and intense treatment in order to overcome.
Those who are dependent on drugs, alcohol, or other addictive substances, as well as those who find themselves indulging in addictive tendencies, should contact Center for Addictive Services Methodist Hospitals in Gary, Indiana now. This will allow addicts to learn how quality treatment can help them regain control of their lives and the freedom lost to addiction. By receiving effective treatment such as behavioral counseling, therapy, and relapse prevention, patients can feel content and fulfilled once again. Visit Center for Addictive Services Methodist Hospitals online today at www.methodisthospitals.org.
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5.0 3 years ago
There were understanding very helpful.and they didn't make you wait long and we're very concern and want you to come back.j just to check on your well being
4.0 4 years ago
I appreciate the help that I received while I've been here. Yesterday on the 11th of August 2018 I had a seizure in the morning the remainder of the day after sleeping for a few hours I was up and about moving around because I knew that when I went to sleep that night my muscles from having a tighten up and they did. I also understand that most people do not know what a seizure feels like. I feel like I've been rolled over buy a steam roller and I hurt everywhere my muscles feel tight and I feel like I'm really hit by a car. I am for broken ribs and a broken wrist on the right side. By walking around yesterday like I did I made it possible for me to get past the muscle aches in maybe 2 or 3 days with which would have taken more along the line of a week. My nurse is doing wonderful and I hope that the rest of the staff is doing as well but I know that whoever is at the front desk on the 12th of August prior to 9 in the morning was not very polite or nice. I also know that they are very busy but asking for assistance in hospital I do believe is required and being told no to getting assistance is kind of rude when you don't know what the other person is feeling appreciate., thank you post
5.0 4 years ago
Awesome been 3 times and got right in and right out💯
5.0 4 years ago
My 40 y.o. daughter became ill while driving home from Chicago with her young daughter. They pulled into Methodist Hospital and were seen through the ER. The doctors and nurses were very caring and kind.The support staff addressed us in the halls asking if they could be of assistance to us. In a 24 hr. period my daughter received excellent care from her assigned doctor, her daughter was taken out to their car by a kind nurse to retrieve personal items and to lock their vehicle, a social worker talked to us about options regarding getting my daughters car home, the nursing supervisor checked in with us to see if we were getting everything we needed, the environmental department checked on the cleanliness of our room, and a countless number of nurses and nursing assistants provided wonderful care.
5.0 5 years ago
Great professional, friendly employees!!! I feel they all go over and beyond to help you. Thank you!!
5.0 6 years ago
Great hospital to work for.