What Are The NHS Options before-rehab

Tough And Lengthy


Even if free rehab isn't offered, some government-funded organizations are sometimes given as an option to individuals who need intensive assistance and those who manifest enough determination and drive to be well. That is because it is extremely difficult to get into these facilities since the funding is pretty limited.

For you to get into this option you are expected to go through a community treatment program before proceeding into rehab. The reason is to make sure that you're adequately stable in your alcohol or drug use prior to getting referred to rehabilitation and to evaluate your enthusiasm to achieve success.


It is important to keep in mind that the process is lengthy and convoluted and immediate access is not possible in this regard. You'll be required to be present at many interviews and will need to display a lot of patience, as you'll notice below.


Alcohol Rehab Stoke may not able to speed this up for you but we are more than willing to assist you in seeking for rehab assistance within your area.


Accessing NHS Rehabilitation - The Procedure

  • You are to go through a stringent and tough process which calls for serious commitment and determination.
  • The process is different from one area to another but will generally involve
  • You'll be required to schedule a meeting with your regional drug or alcohol services
  • You will be given a key worker that will determine whether you require detox and will proceed with the primary evaluation of your fitness for rehab
  • A local authority social services care manager or a local drugs service will assess you that is a community care assessment to find out whether you meet the local authority's eligibility criteria for residential treatment or not
  • The rehab facility also requires you to sit for an interview with them so as to assess you before they can accept you
  • The local drug service and authority will then try to get funding for your place at the rehabilitation
  • You keyworker will suggest you on suitable options and timescales if the detox is required first and your detox arrangements will be coordinated with your start date for rehab
  • When the financing arrangements and commencement dates as well as detox is done where necessary, you can the proceed to rehab.

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Complementary National Health Service Outpatient Services

Various outpatient options for individuals with drug or alcohol abuse addictions are provided by the NHS.