Detox Centers in Logandale, NV

Logandale is in Clark County, Nevada. The small town merged with Overtown to create what’s known as the city of Moapa Valley, home to 6,289 residents.¹ As of 2021, at least 17% of adults reported excessive drinking in Clark County, reasonably similar to the country’s average.² That’s a 14% increase in excessive drinking habits compared to 2018.³ For Logandale, NV, the percentage of adults who reported binge drinking in 2019 rose to 19.7%, significantly higher than other Nevada zip codes.⁴

Multiple surveys have found that at least 50% of those with mental illness will also experience a substance use disorder or vice versa.⁵ According to the National Survey on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH), Nevada has a slightly higher prevalence of mental illness (18.9%) compared to the average between 2016 and 2017.⁶

Additionally, the Clark County EPI Profile reports that in 2018 over 13.9% of adults consumed marijuana, a 148% increase from 2011.⁶ However, this isn’t surprising, considering Nevada residents voted to make the purchase, consumption, and distribution of recreational marijuana legal in 2017.⁷ Nonetheless, the report also shows at least 1.1% of adults consumed one or more illegal substances in the 30 days before the survey of 2018.⁶

In 2018, methamphetamines were the primary substance seen in 474.4 drug-related emergency department visits—424.6 cases with marijuana and 204.4 cases with opioids.⁶ There were 457.9 drug-related inpatient admissions attributed to marijuana, 391.6 for methamphetamines, 289.9 for opioids, and 88 for cocaine.⁶

Besides hospitals, the closest substance abuse treatment facilities to Logandale, Nevada, are within 50 miles of Moapa Valley.⁸ According to the treatment locator by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, there are at least 25 facilities in the Moapa Valley area.⁸ These facilities provide all types of treatment, including:⁹

• Detox: Treatment in a supervised facility to provide controlled withdrawal management.
• Outpatient treatment: A program where patients attend treatment on-site while living on their own.
• Hospital inpatient: Treatment programs in a hospital setting that provides 24/7 access to care.
• Residential treatment: A program where patients receive live-in care for long-term periods.
• Transitional housing: A temporary space for patients to stay while transitioning from an intensive treatment setting.
• Dual diagnosis: An integrated care program that simultaneously addresses substance use and mental health disorders.
• Telemedicine: An add-on treatment that provides care over the phone or online to support ongoing treatment and recovery.

Self-help groups, like 12-Step programs, can support and encourage individuals in substance abuse treatment.¹⁰ The most popular drug and alcohol support groups are Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and Narcotics Anonymous (NA).¹⁰

The closest AA meetings to Logandale, NV, are in Las Vegas.¹¹ However, many of these locations hold online meetings via Zoom.¹² Some NA meetings are within 10 miles of Logandale, Moapa Valley, NV.¹³ These meetings meet every Monday, Thursday, and Saturday, both in-person or online, but the format varies, so check with the location beforehand.¹³

In addition, local churches, schools, and other community centers might hold their version of drug and alcohol support groups.

Sources:

1. U.S. Census Bureau. (n.d.). QuickFacts: Moapa Valley, CDP, Nevada.
2. County Health Rankings. (n.d.). Clark County, Nevada.
3. Healthy Southern Nevada. (n.d.). Indicators: adults who binge drink.
4. Healthy Southern Nevada. (n.d.). Indicators: zip code: 89021.
5. National Institute on Drug Abuse. (2021, April 13.) Part 1: The connection between substance use disorders and mental illness.
6. Substance Abuse Prevention and Treatment Agency. (2019, November). 2019 epidemiologic profile.
7. Jann, S. (2018, September). Legislative Counsel Bureau. Fact sheet: recreational marijuana in Nevada.
8. FindTreatment.gov. (n.d.). Results.
9. FindTreatment.gov. (n.d.). Types of treatments.
10. National Institute on Drug Abuse. (2019, October 1). Step by step guides to finding treatment for drug use disorders.
11. Alcoholics Anonymous. Find AA near you (North America).
12. Las Vegas Alcoholics Anonymous Central Office. (n.d.). Meetings.
13. Narcotics Anonymous. (n.d.). Meeting search results.