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Rushford at Middletown
The wait time was 6+ hours. I know the staff was doing the best they could dealing with the incoming patients, insurance, etc.,...more staff means more cost for the patient too so I understand and, in a weird sort of way proves you really want to get better. I got to know some of the people I would be staying with which is a plus going into a great unknown. I strongly disagree with the lack of privacy...the incoming staff should be separated. I would almost go so far as to say, the stuff they were talking about was loud enough for all the hear! I thought that violated the right to privacy laws and was the very worse thing I remember. Knowing the average wait time they could move the incoming staff into one of the two side offices (privacy) and make the waiting room bigger....and provide more comfortable seating...just a one time investment and not looking for luxury...trying sitting 5+ hours in a dinner chair, cramped in that small area with 6-7 other people? In my -5-6 hours I never saw both those offices occupied at the same time and one was only open for a very short period...the other maybe 2-3 hours. I first checked in around 11AM on a weekday so they should have been at full-staff. Once you get pass the doors the place is great. I really felt very comfortable. I shared a room with 3 people with beds separated by curtains which provided enough privacy. Beds were good enough...no complaints..can\'t expect a Tempur-Pedic...lol. Big living room with plenty of couches and comfortable seats. Kitchen was always stocked with milk, juices and caffeine-free drinks (hot/cold). Healthy snack food was almost always available...cereal, PBJs, etc. Three square meals a day and the food was good to pretty good, not great and don\'t expect a Rib-eye steak 8^) They also bring out a night time snack...rotating between sandwiches (pretty bland, but that\'s what mustard and mayo are for..lol), Smartfood, granola bars...and always have a variety of fruit. No worries about being hungry! One of the most important aspects is the inside staff. Most, if not all of the main staff that stays on the floor 24/7 have been in your shoes so they understand, are not judgmental and make the stay even a little easier. On good weather days we were aloud to go outside...what a relief from the walls, even if it was only an hour every other day or so. The doctors and the front office staff also seemed understaffed which is a shame because it seemed to me that some people were pushed through...hospitals do this too All in all, I would definitely recommend this place
REACH Adult and Youth Services
Great program for improving your mental and physical health.
High Watch Recovery Center
...We were looking for a true rehabilitation based on the AA philosophy. It is at High Watch.
Drug and Alcohol Addiction in Seymour, CT
Seymour, in New Haven County, Connecticut, is a small rural area of just over 16,679 residents.1 Unfortunately, a large number of New Haven residents died of overdoses in 2019.2 During 2017–2019, the annual average prevalence of past-year substance use disorder in Connecticut was 8.4% – higher than the national average of 7.4%.3
Between 2015 and 2022, Seymour reported 44 unintentional drug overdose deaths.4 The most common drug types included benzodiazepines, heroin, alcohol, cocaine, and tramadol.4 According to the state Office of the Chief Medical Examiner, fentanyl was involved in at least 82% of all drug-related deaths in 2019.2
In a single-day count in 2019, at least 43,404 people in Connecticut were enrolled in substance use treatment, a 21% increase from 2015.3 By 2020, at least 229 people in Seymour were enrolled in substance abuse treatment, while another 21 were enrolled in mental health and substance abuse treatment.5
Seymour, CT Detox and Rehab Availability
From 2019 to 2020, Connecticut’s Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services served 99,715 people.5 About 55% of them only received substance abuse treatment, while 7% received mental health and substance abuse treatment.5
According to the treatment locator tool by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), there are 83 facilities within 25 miles of Seymour, CT:6
- 12 facilities provide detox treatment, including supervised care to manage withdrawal syndrome.
- 72 facilities offer outpatient treatment where patients attend the rehab facility for therapy while living independently.
- 5 facilities provide hospital inpatient services connected to a hospital to provide 24/7 care and supervision.
- 16 facilities offer inpatient treatment or live-in care for long-term rehab.
- 75 facilities provide co-occurring mental health and substance use treatment, focusing on integrated care that simultaneously addresses mental illness and substance abuse.
Seymour, CT Drug and Alcohol Support Groups
Drug and alcohol self-help groups can extend the benefits of professional treatment.7 Although there are many modalities, the most prominent self-help groups include Alcoholics Anonymous (A.A.) and Narcotics Anonymous (N.A.), which use the 12-Step model. Most drug addiction treatment programs encourage patients to participate in self-help groups during and after treatment.7 These groups can help people achieve and maintain abstinence and a healthy lifestyle after leaving rehab.7
According to the A.A. meeting search locator, there are at least 7 local resources within 50 miles of Seymour, CT:8
Intergroup De Connecticut A.A. (25.04 miles)
Norwalk, Connecticut
Phone: (203) 286-8297
Intergroup Association of Fairfield County (25.04 miles)
Norwalk, Connecticut
Phone: (877) 855-0075
Seymour residents can also contact AA’s Connecticut Statewide 24-Hour Hotline: (855) 377-2628 (in Spanish) or (866) 783-7712 (in English).8
In addition, the N.A. meeting search locator points to 18 local resources within 10 miles of Seymour, CT, including:9
Holy Rosary Church
10 Father Salemi Drive
Ansonia, CT 06401-3227
United Methodist Church
225 Great Hill Road
Seymour, CT 06478-1837
Sources:
- United States Census Bureau. (2021, July 1) QuickFacts Seymour town, New Haven county, Connecticut.
- Lisa, B., (2020, February 19). Fatal drug overdoses rising in CT: Town-by-town view of 2019 deaths.
- Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA). (2020). Behavioral health barometer Connecticut, Volume 6.
- Connecticut Department of Public Health. (2022, August 12). Drug overdose deaths in Connecticut data dashboard, 2015 to 2022.
- Connecticut Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services. (2021, March). Annual statistical report.
- gov. (n.d.)Results.
- National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA). (2018, January). Principles of drug addiction treatment: A research-based guide (Third Edition).
- Alcoholics Anonymous. (n.d.) Find A.A. near you (North America).
- Narcotics Anonymous. (n.d.) Narcotics anonymous meeting search results.
- This publication is available for your use and may be reproduced in its entirety without permission from NIDA. Citation of the source is appreciated, using the following language: Source: National Institute on Drug Abuse; National Institutes of Health; U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.