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While there are a total of 22 different treatment centers within 120 miles of Fallon, Nevada, you may have to travel outside of your local area for detox or rehab.
Detox is often the first type of addiction treatment someone will go through. Detox usually lasts between 3 and 7 days and helps keep you safe and comfortable during withdrawal while also getting you ready for other types of addiction treatment. Of the 22 addiction treatment centers within 120 miles of Fallon, Nevada, 6 offer detox in one or more of the following settings:
After detox, many people continue their recovery in rehab. Where detox focuses on medical stability and safety, rehab focuses on behavioral therapy and programming that will help you maintain your recovery. 22 of the 22 treatment center(s) within 120 miles of Fallon, Nevada offer rehab. More specifically:
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You can pay for detox or rehab a number of ways. If you plan to Pay for detox or rehab with insurance:
If you plan to Pay for treatment privately, 14 treatment centers within 120 miles of Fallon, Nevada accept cash or other forms of private payment for treatment.
1 treatment centers within 120 miles of Fallon, Nevada, offer free detox or rehab.
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After you have a general idea of your treatment needs and know how you will pay for treatment, a common next step is to call and talk to a few treatment centers within 120 miles of Fallon, Nevada.
You can also call a local detox hotline or a national hotline like the one offered by American Addiction Centers (AAC).
If you are looking for more information but are not ready to speak on the phone, AAC also offers a free text support service as well as an easy way to check your insurance coverage online.
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Drug and alcohol addiction is often thought of as a problem that affects more urban areas. However, substance use disorders are a significant concern in rural communities as well.1 Drug and alcohol use can lead to increased crime rates as well as poor health outcomes and an increased risk of death.1
Substance use can create additional challenges in rural areas, which often lack the resources needed to provide services for prevention, treatment, and recovery.1 Fallon, NV which is the county seat of Churchill County, is one of those rural communities working to combat the societal effects of drug and alcohol addiction.
In 2022, Nevada received a $5.75 million grant from the Department of Justice for the Comprehensive Opioid, Stimulant and Substance Abuse Site-based Program.2 It will be used primarily in rural communities, including Churchill County, to fight the opioid epidemic.2 The grant will help fund the efforts of the Churchill Community Coalition, a non-profit organization that works to prevent alcohol and other drug use in Fallon and the rest of the county.3
In 2019, Churchill County reported drug-related overdose deaths consistent with the state rate.4 However, its hospital admission rates for opioid and alcohol-related causes were higher than the state number.4 This was also the case for emergency room encounters involving alcohol.4
Help is available in Fallon for people seeking treatment for drug and alcohol addiction. Fallon has two treatment facilities located within the city.5 In comparison, Nevada has 81 substance use disorder treatment facilities available statewide.6
Drug and alcohol support groups are available in Fallon for those who may want to seek out a more community-based treatment option. These groups are open to anyone who wants to share their experience with drug or alcohol addiction in a positive and encouraging setting. There are no age or education requirements.
Narcotics Anonymous (NA) and Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meetings are held at 141 Industrial Way in Fallon at various times throughout the week.7,8
NA support group meetings are offered on Monday, Tuesday, Friday, and Saturday at 7 p.m. and 5 p.m. on Sunday and Thursday.7
Meetings of the Northern Nevada Intergroup of AA are8:
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