Princeton Drug & Alcohol Rehab

For some people, rehab can take 30 days or so with outpatient treatment options. For others, they might benefit from long-term residential treatments that last 60 days, 90 days, or perhaps longer.

The point is that rehab takes a different time for everyone because everyone has different causes of addiction. When you are at SOBA New Jersey, you can expect regular updates about your progress, too, so you will know if you are on track to complete your rehab program by the originally scheduled end date.

The admissions process at SOBA New Jersey has been designed to be simple and nonjudgmental. While talking to an intake specialist, you can describe what is going on, such as the extent and causes of your addiction.

We are here to answer all your questions upfront, so you always feel heard and never feel misled. Our team uses a pre-admission check to learn about your specific medical needs, which lets us be confident that we’re the right fit for your recovery.

Afterward, we will look into your insurance policy and plan your recovery program based on your coverage and needs. This step creates a personalized recovery program that you don’t have to worry about affording.

Once this is done, all you have to do is go to our rehab center on the first scheduled date of treatment, which can sometimes be the same day that you first called us for help.

Yes, you should bring your necessary prescription medications to rehab. Stopping a prescription suddenly and without your doctor’s approval could be dangerous, after all.

Please bring your prescriptions in original, clearly labeled prescription bottles, as well as prescription cards. When you first arrive, we will need to inspect the bottles and their contents for accuracy.