FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQs)

We provide individualized, customized treatment programs to meet the needs of each individual patient. Because of the complexity and expense of delivering best-in-class addiction and mental health treatment, Enterhealth is usually not the cheapest treatment option available nor are we the most expensive. Our focus on outstanding treatment results requires us to have the resources needed to maintain an excellent clinical team working in the most therapeutically advanced facility possible.

Including medical detoxification, our residential clinical treatment usually runs approximately $1,200 per day, but this can vary greatly depending upon length of stay, ancillary services and individual clinical/medical needs.

Our focus outstanding treatment requires us to have the resources needed to maintain an excellent clinical team working in the most therapeutically advanced facility possible. Few treatment providers can match the experience, tenure, and capabilities of our treatment team. We offer truly individualized treatment plans created by our experienced clinicians and physicians who administer our science-based programming.

For example, our clinical team includes a full-time psychiatrist, 24/7 trained nursing staff and a team of Master’s-level and Doctorate-level therapists. Our facility sits on a beautiful, healing ranch and includes very well-appointed private rooms, excellent amenities and a dining and nutrition program that is top notch. Chef prepared meals are developed to advance and support patients individualized treatment plans. It’s certainly possible to pay less for treatment, but it’s our belief and experience that the highest quality of clinical treatment produces the very best and most sustainable outcomes.

We work with most major insurance companies on an out-of-network basis to maximize treatment benefits for our patients.

While Enterhealth has no control over the outcome of insurance reviews, our highly trained staff works hard to obtain the maximum benefit allowed by a patient’s company, and our goal is to exhaust all possible options to prevent funding from being a barrier to the treatment.

Occasionally, we’re able to secure in-network single case agreements for our patients, but it depends on each patient’s coverage and their individual situation. Our goal is to exhaust all options possible to eliminate funding as a barrier to the highest quality treatment available.

We’re different. When Enterhealth was first started, the goal was to provide the highest quality treatment possible. Period. And that goal remains. Unfortunately, in today’s managed-care environment in-network insurance providers are sometimes limited in the resources they can afford to offer.

Enterhealth does not want to be limited in the scope and nature of clinical services we can bring to bear to help our patients overcome mental health and substance use issues so they can live a healthy, fulfilling life. To provide the best treatment, we need the best resources—which includes highly educated and trained staff, state-of-the-art equipment, and comfortable, beautiful facilities.

Our admissions and financial team works with each patient to examine every possible funding resource. Our goal is to exhaust all options possible to eliminate funding as a barrier to the highest quality treatment available. We urge you to call and speak to one of our intake specialists at 800.388.4601 about payment options to see if there is an option that works for your situation.

Enterhealth uses comprehensive assessments, evidence-based treatment protocols, and personalized care plans designed to get to the root cause of these issues, rather than just treating the symptoms.

Enterhealth goes beyond the mental health condition or substance use. We treat the entire person—physically, mentally, and spiritually—and their family, too. We do not follow the status quo in mental health and addiction treatment because our goal is to ensure a lifetime of healing and recovery.

Yes. Patients with substance use disorders need to first undergo a withdrawal stabilization process with the 24/7 support of medical staff, which makes detox safer and more comfortable.

No. Detox alone is not an effective treatment for substance use disorder. Every element of Enterhealth’s treatment programs—from assessment through aftercare—is essential for a lasting recovery.

Because we provide customized treatment programs designed around needs of each patient, length of treatment varies by individual. However, it’s our view and the opinion of many experts that the longer a patient stays in treatment, the greater their likelihood for sustained recovery.

These mental health and substance use experts (as well as multiple medical studies) agree that the optimal amount of time needed to reboot the brain’s chemistry and rewire neurological pathways is about 45-90 days. We’ve also seen that patients who go through the full continuum of care – from residential treatment to outpatient treatment to aftercare – find the most success from the program.

Substance abuse is common in today’s society, especially with alcohol. Abuse starts with a person using drugs or alcohol more frequently, often to self-medicate physical/mental issues or avoid problems.

Once a person loses the ability to willingly stop using or drinking, they are now dealing with the disease of addiction. Lack of self-control is one of the key indications that drugs or alcohol have damaged the brain structure and function, making it physically impossible for the individual to stop using on their own for any prolonged length of time.

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The scientific and medical communities didn’t know as much about addiction and the brain 30 years ago as they do today. Part of what we’ve learned is that, for millions of people, overcoming addiction is not about a lack of will power or a lack of discipline. It’s a result of their brain being literally injured, and its chemistry becoming physically altered by substance use.

That’s why the scientific community now classifies addiction as a chronic and progressive brain disease, and it means that treating addiction may require medicine, just like any other disease. Therapy is necessary for recovery, but it’s not going to heal the brain. Believing therapy alone will work is one of the primary reasons so many people struggle and relapse.

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We understand that residential treatment is disruptive to families, careers, and everyday life. But that’s one of the reasons why it’s so effective. In most cases, the brain of someone with chronic mental health and/or substance use disorder needs disrupting in order to break the harmful patterns to which it’s become accustomed.

In addition, people who enter residential treatment may also have problems that require combined medical, psychological and/or physical therapies over a sustained period of time in a controlled environment. Residential treatment is often the most practical and effective course of action.

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It’s a myth that those with addiction problems need to hit “rock bottom” before they’re ready for treatment. Helping your loved one get help early in their addiction cycle will result in fewer accompanying psychological and physical problems and a better prognosis for long-term recovery.

Furthermore, “rock bottom” is a dangerous place to be. For many addicts, that point is when a near-fatal or fatal overdose, serious accident, or criminal justice consequence has occurred.

Depending upon the substance being used, for how long, and in what quantities, anti-addiction medications may be the best solution to rebalance altered brain chemistry and help that person stop using. Research shows that a personalized treatment plan combining these kinds of medications with evidence-based behavioral therapies is the most effective way to address individual abuse patterns and co-occurring medical, psychiatric, and social problems to achieve a sustained recovery.

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We understand that searching for the right substance abuse treatment program can be difficult, and many people are unsure of what they need to know about different facilities and treatment methods. That’s why we put together a list of the 10 most important questions you should ask of any treatment program, including Enterhealth Ranch.

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Mental health conditions and substance use disorders affect more than just one person—every relationship can be affected. Families are not only encouraged to support their loved one through visitation and communication, but are also invited for their own family therapy as well.

Our addiction treatment is as individual as you are. Learn more about our comprehensive treatments here.

Yes. As a part of both our mental health treatment programs, and as co-occurring disorders along with substance use disorders, we treat depression, bipolar disorder, and a host of other mental conditions and issues.

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Yes, our board-certified psychiatrists, psychologists, and medical staff are full-time employees.

Yes. Part of your discharge plan includes continuing care in an outpatient setting, whether that is the Enterhealth Outpatient Center of Excellence in Dallas, or a qualified outpatient center in your area.

Yes. Part of your discharge plan includes continuing care in an outpatient setting, whether that is the Enterhealth Outpatient Center of Excellence in Dallas, or a qualified outpatient center in your area.