The River Source Partners with Health Choice Insurance to Make Drug and Alcohol Rehab More Accessible

Jan 18, 2023

Arizona City, Arizona -

January 18, 2023 - /PressAdvantage/ - Arizona City, Arizona — With the addition of Health Choice insurance, The River Source is expanding its client base and making its holistic and premier addiction treatment in Arizona accessible and affordable to even more people.

The treatment center recently partnered with Health Choice, adding yet another path for people struggling with addiction issues to access and pay for the evidence-based therapies and interventions they need to get better.

The River Source offers substance use disorder treatment for alcohol and drugs, including cocaine, heroin, opioids, marijuana and prescription drugs. The focus is on the individual and the issues that arise with addiction, eliminating room for judgment and stereotypes toward anyone who walks through the doors.

They focus on treating the person as a whole, and the results are backed up by a recently released assessment report that found clients who stay with The River Source’s full addiction treatment program are far more likely to achieve long-term sobriety.

The Brief Addiction Monitor (BAM) showed a 35% increase in recovery success and an 86% decrease in the risk of relapse for clients who stay with the program.

If someone completes the entire rehab program and relapses within a year of finishing it, they can return for treatment at no additional cost thanks to the unique 100% Recovery Guarantee. When clients invest in The River Source, which is celebrating its 20th anniversary in 2023, the rehab center invests in them and continues to support and help them with their journey to sobriety.

Although there’s a safety net in case of relapse after rehab, The River Source uses a planned, clinically driven therapy for each stage of treatment, starting with detox and continuing through inpatient or outpatient treatment and long-term aftercare. The River Source doesn’t just treat the physical aspects of addiction — it also treats the body, mind, and spirit, holistically.

Treatment isn’t one-size-fits-all, which is why The River Source implements different recovery services, such as intensive outpatient, naturopathic therapies, individual counseling, group therapy, family education, 12-step principles, co-occurring disorders, and special tracks. It all comes down to the client’s needs and comfort level.

Inpatient or residential amenities include TV in detox and residential areas, as well as fitness, games, and recreational activities facilities. Although it’s not a luxurious setting, The River Source offers a comfortable, safe and pleasant place for clients, wherever they are on their journey to recovery.

In addition to the new partnership with Health Choice coverage, The River Source is contracted with many top insurance providers nationwide and offers a full continuum of in-network substance abuse treatment programs. With locations from Phoenix to Arizona City and Tucson, the goal is to help clients achieve a better life while getting high-quality treatment that’s both accessible and affordable.

Call the River Source at 866-374-9176 to learn more about Arizona’s top drug and alcohol rehab treatment center and begin the road to recovery.

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For more information about The River Source - Arizona Drug Rehab Program, contact the company here:

The River Source - Arizona Drug Rehab Program
(480)210-6365
16286 Sunland Gin Rd, Arizona City, AZ 85123

ReleaseID: 60057540

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