In Alabama, drug and alcohol addiction is a problem that has grown exponentially in recent years. From 2019 to 2020, drug overdose deaths in Alabama rose by over 20%. The stigma surrounding addiction, social isolation, an increase of fentanyl-laced and synthetic drugs, and misunderstandings about the cost of rehab are additional concerns for Alabama residents. 

According to the Alabama Department of Corrections, nearly 22,000 grams of synthetic drugs were confiscated in 2019.

These alarming statistics show the dire need for effective drug and alcohol rehab programs in Alabama. This is why Bradford is committed to helping Alabamians with substance use disorders access the care they need today. We continue to innovate our programming, resources, and services to provide the most effective care and support to communities across Alabama.

What is the cost of addiction treatment in Alabama?

The cost will vary depending on the individual and the program recommended. We accept most insurance plans at our Alabama locations and offer several payment options that make sobriety a reality for any budget.

What can I bring to an Alabama treatment center?

A full list of what is and is not permitted in our inpatient facilities can be found on our Admissions page.

How long is/are your programs?

Bradford offers a variety of addiction treatment programs at our Alabama facilities which means that program length will vary. Our clinical professionals will determine the length of your stay depending on your needs and situation.

What can I expect when I call the help line?

When you call our 24/7 helpline, you will connect with a caring, friendly professional who can answer any questions you have about the treatment process at our Alabama locations. On the phone, our Care Coordinator will take a brief assessment of your situation, collect demographic and insurance information, and schedule your free, confidential consultation with our clinical team. Consultations are generally 30-45 minutes and can often be completed during your initial call.

Do you accept my insurance?

To verify your benefits, visit our Insurance page. Our Admissions and Patient Financial Services teams will help you understand your particular insurance carrier’s coverage for addiction treatment.

Can I smoke while in a Bradford facility?

There are multiple designated smoking areas at each of our facilities in Alabama.

Is there a licensed medical professional on-site?

Our Alabama inpatient facilities, located in Madison and Warrior, have a licensed medical professional on-site every day of the week.

Will I have a roommate?

Addiction is a disease that thrives in isolation. All of our residents will room with someone else to encourage accountability and fellowship.

Are cell phones/laptops/etc allowed in Bradford’s Alabama rehab facilities?

Electronic devices, such as cell phones and laptops, will be locked away during your stay to ensure that you get the most out of our treatment program. Phone calls will be permitted via an on-campus telephone two times per day.