Inpatient Orlando Alcohol Rehab
Written by Theresa Valenzky
& Medically Reviewed by Benjamin Caleb Williams, RN
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Last Updated - 6/17/2022
View our editorial policyOrlando Recovery Center offers inpatient alcohol rehab and other treatment options to fit many unique situations and support lasting recovery and healing.
Nearly 5% of Floridians struggle with alcohol addiction and abuse, according to a 2019 SAMHSA study. Orlando Recovery Center is a trusted, physician-led treatment center dedicated to helping Floridians overcome addiction and achieve lasting freedom from alcohol. Our experienced professionals provide evidence-based treatment that’s personalized to each patient’s specific needs, equipping them for long-term success.
Alcohol Rehab at the Orlando Recovery Center
Orlando Recovery Center’s alcohol addiction treatment programs focus on medical and clinical support, including intensive individual and group therapy. Detoxification support, life skills, case management services and nutritional and dietary counseling are also available. Orlando Recovery Center offers a comprehensive program of support for recovery and healing.
Our Amenities
Our experienced, professional team leads your treatment in a comfortable, supportive environment. Our 93-bed facility offers:
– Two fully equipped gyms
– Basketball courts
– Heated pool
– Sand volleyball
– Squash
– Pickleball courts
– Ping pong tables
– Yoga therapy
– Art therapy
– Music therapy
– Walking trails
Our Programs
We offer programs to fit many situations and unique needs. Our treatment programs feature tailored care to meet your specific requirements.
Medical Detox for Alcohol Withdrawal
Alcohol withdrawal can be the most dangerous type of withdrawal. We offer a medical detox program that helps make withdrawal as safe and comfortable as possible and improves your chances of successfully eliminating alcohol from your system.
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Inpatient Alcohol Addiction Treatment
Once you have completed medical detox, you must solidify your gains by treating your underlying addiction. Our inpatient alcohol rehab provides intensive, 24/7 care in our state-of-the-art facility so you can focus on your recovery.
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Outpatient Alcohol Treatment
In some situations, alcohol addiction treatment can be outpatient, offering the opportunity to get addiction treatment while meeting responsibilities at work, school or home.
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Co-occurring Disorder Care
Dual diagnosis treatment for co-occurring disorders is specialized addiction treatment that simultaneously treats addiction and other mental health disorders. Many people struggling with addiction also suffer from depression or anxiety; treating both at the same time improves a patient’s rehab success.
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Paying for Treatment
Our goal is to help you access treatment. We work with many national and local insurance providers to make treatment as affordable as possible. Private pay options are also available for those without insurance. You can verify your coverage with us online using this form or by calling our Recovery Advocates.
What To Expect Once You Arrive
When you first arrive at the rehab facility, you’ll receive an evaluation performed by medical specialists. As part of this evaluation, professionals will explore your history of alcohol use and perform a physical exam. Any co-occurring physical or mental health issues will be assessed at that time. You will then work with your healthcare team to develop a comprehensive treatment plan best suited to your needs.
If you need to detox from alcohol medically, this will be your first step in treatment. You will go through the physical symptoms of withdrawal under 24-hour medical supervision with nursing care. Often, medications are given to help make the withdrawal process as comfortable as possible.
Symptoms of alcohol withdrawal can include:
- Tremors
- Anxiety
- Nausea
- Rapid heart rate
- Sweating
- Hallucinations
- Seizures
Depending on the severity of your alcohol abuse, seizures or other symptoms can be life-threatening, making it crucial to only detox from alcohol under medical supervision.
Medical alcohol detox can take several days and, for most people, is over within a week. Medical detox is necessary for recovery but does not constitute addiction treatment. It must be followed by a treatment program to address the reasons behind the alcohol misuse, helping you learn how to move forward in sobriety.
Choosing To Attend Alcohol Treatment in Orlando, Florida
Whether you live in Orlando or elsewhere, there are many reasons to attend treatment in this beautiful city. Traveling for rehab allows you to leave stressful situations, triggers or environments behind to start treatment without unnecessary burdens. However, finding an addiction treatment location near you can be effective and convenient if you have supportive family members and a healing home environment.
Orlando provides many opportunities for continued post-rehab recovery. Whether through support groups, 12-step meetings, sober living communities or simply the healing sights and sounds of nature, countless places and options are available.
Begin Your Admission Today
If you’re ready to take the first step towards lifelong recovery from alcohol addiction, Recovery Advocates at Orlando Recovery Center are available around the clock to help you get started.
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Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. “Behavioral Health Barometer: Florida, Vo[…] Treatment Services.” 2020. Accessed October 10, 2021.
National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism. “Understanding Alcohol Use Disorder.” April 2021. Accessed October 10, 2021.
Florida Department of Health. “2019 Florida Behavioral Risk Factor Surv[…]m (BRFSS) Data Book.” Floridahealth.gov, August 2020. Accessed October 10, 2021.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. “Sobering Facts: Drunk Driving in Florida.” Accessed October 10, 2021.
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Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. “Behavioral Health Barometer: Florida, Vo[…] Treatment Services.” 2020. Accessed October 10, 2021.
National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism. “Understanding Alcohol Use Disorder.” April 2021. Accessed October 10, 2021.
Florida Department of Health. “2019 Florida Behavioral Risk Factor Surv[…]m (BRFSS) Data Book.” Floridahealth.gov, August 2020. Accessed October 10, 2021.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. “Sobering Facts: Drunk Driving in Florida.” Accessed October 10, 2021.
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