Substance Abuse
Percocet
Learn more about percocet substance abuse treatment and how we can help you quit abusing drugs & alcohol for good.
Substance Abuse Treatment
What to Expect at a Percocet
Addiction Treatment Center
Percocet is a common prescription painkiller and opioid drug. Although it can be prescribed by medical providers, it is a highly addictive substance like other opioids. If you or someone you know is experiencing a Percocet addiction or is misusing Percocet, a Percocet addiction treatment center may be able to help. So, what should you know about Percocet addiction, and what can you expect during treatment? First, let’s talk about the signs, symptoms, and causes of Percocet addiction. Then, we’ll discuss what to expect in different levels of care used to address Percocet addiction and our programs.
Treatment Options
Who Benefits From Drug Rehab for Percocet Addiction?
Someone who misuses Percocet or experiences the signs and symptoms of Percocet addiction is most likely to benefit from care at a Percocet drug rehab center. Understanding what to look for in yourself or someone you know can help you identify Percocet addiction.
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Causes of Percocet Addiction
There’s no singular known cause of Percocet addiction. Some people who attend a Percocet addiction treatment center have addictions that began after they were prescribed the drug formally by a medical professional. Others may have started using the drug for another reason. That said, some factors increase the risk of Percocet addiction, including but not limited to:
- Family history of a substance use disorder, specifically if it is an immediate family member, such as a parent.
- Personal history of a substance use disorder or another mental health condition, such as depression.
- Environmental or social factors, such as easy access to Percocet, being around others who use Percocet, and peer pressure.
Regardless of the origins of a person’s addiction, a Percocet substance abuse program can help. Addiction can affect anyone, and knowing what to look for in a Percocet addiction treatment center can help you find the right fit for yourself or a loved one.
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Centric Behavioral Health facilities work with most major health insurance carriers in order to provide effective, accessible treatment options for substance abuse and mental health.
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Percocet Substance Abuse Program Types
A Percocet addiction treatment center may offer a number of different levels of care or treatment options. Each level of care will give you a different level of supervision and require a different time commitment. Here’s what you can expect in the levels of care that might be used at a Percocet addiction treatment center.
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Our Programs: Finding a Percocet
Addiction Treatment Center
Centric Behavioral Health has multiple facilities in the United States that can treat Percocet addiction. Our programs use evidence-based treatments to address addiction and other mental health concerns. Centric Behavioral Health offers dual diagnosis, residential inpatient, outpatient, PHP, medical detox, supportive housing, and aftercare programs in the United States. When you contact us, our staff will help verify your insurance or answer any other questions you have about getting treatment.
If you are looking for addiction treatment services in Florida or near you, Centric Behavioral Health Can help. If you’d like to learn more about our inpatient drug rehab centers, contact us today.