Total Recovery Inpatient Substance Use Program at Penn Presbyterian Medical Center
Located in the heart of Philadelphia, the Total Recovery Inpatient Substance Use program at Penn Presbyterian Medical Center offers comprehensive, medically-supervised care for individuals struggling with substance use disorders. This program is designed to provide a safe, structured environment for detoxification and the early stages of recovery, leveraging the extensive medical resources of a major university hospital system.
A Foundation for Lasting Recovery
The Total Recovery program emphasizes treating not just the physical dependence, but the underlying behavioral and psychological factors contributing to addiction. Treatment protocols are personalized, reflecting the unique needs and substance use history of each patient. The team utilizes evidence-based approaches, integrating clinical excellence with compassionate care to help individuals establish a strong foundation for long-term sobriety.
Core Components of the Program
Patients enrolled in the inpatient program benefit from a multi-disciplinary approach delivered by licensed medical professionals, psychiatrists, and addiction counselors. Key elements of the program include:
- Medically-Managed Detoxification: Ensuring patient safety and comfort during withdrawal.
- Individual and Group Therapy: Focusing on coping skills, relapse prevention, and mental health co-occurring disorders.
- Psychiatric Evaluation and Management: Addressing underlying mental health conditions often linked to substance abuse.
- Educational Workshops: Teaching patients about the science of addiction and pathways to recovery.
- Aftercare Planning: Developing a robust plan for continued support following discharge.
This intensive structure allows patients to fully immerse themselves in the recovery process, free from the distractions and triggers of their daily lives. The clinical staff works diligently to transition patients smoothly into appropriate levels of care after their inpatient stay, such as outpatient programs or sober living facilities, ensuring continuity of care.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the typical length of stay in the inpatient program?
The length of stay is highly individualized, depending on the patient’s clinical needs, the severity of the substance use disorder, and progress in treatment. This is determined collaboratively by the treatment team and the patient.
Does the program address co-occurring mental health issues?
Yes, the Total Recovery program utilizes a dual-diagnosis approach, meaning it is equipped to diagnose and treat co-occurring mental health disorders (such as depression, anxiety, or PTSD) alongside the substance use disorder.
Is family involvement part of the treatment process?
While the primary focus is on the patient, educational resources and opportunities for family engagement may be available to help loved ones understand addiction and support the patient’s recovery journey.
