Drugs and alcohol were responsible for more than 1.3 million deaths among the US working-age (ages 25–64) population between 1990 and 2018, reported the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in 2020.
“The United States has a serious substance misuse problem,” wrote US Surgeon General Vivek Murthy in his 2016 landmark report on addiction. “Substance misuse is the use of alcohol or
drugs in a manner, situation, amount, or frequency that could cause harm to the user or to those around them. Alcohol and drug misuse and related substance use disorders affect millions of Americans and impose enormous costs on our society.”
A severe substance use disorder (SUD) is a serious—possibly life-threatening—condition. If you or a loved one suffer from addiction, delaying treatment is not a good option. You’re not alone and help is always available.
SEEK HELP!
It’s never too early—or too late—to seek professional help if you or someone you love needs substance use treatment in North Carolina. Our admissions process is discreet, confidential, and non-invasive, supporting every person who calls us, day or night.
MAKE THAT CALL!
It all begins with a phone call. This may be a difficult step, but our experienced admissions specialists will guide you through the process with compassion. The admission process at The Blanchard Institute offers a confidential, comprehensive assessment and recommendation for the appropriate treatment.
We are in-network with many insurance providers and work with others on an out-of-network basis. Depending on your plan, treatment costs may be fully covered or minimal. If insurance is not an option, you can self-pay for treatment.
We will verify your insurance plan benefits for treatment and care as a courtesy during the admissions process. Please do not let financial concerns prevent you from getting the help your family needs. The Blanchard Institute is here to make the admissions process as simple as possible.
FLEXIBLE TREATMENT OPTIONS
Blanchard offers a variety of flexible treatment options that can accommodate your individual needs. Our gender-specific continuum of care includes a partial hospitalization program (PHP), an intensive outpatient program (IOP), regular outpatient treatment, recovery management (RM), and a withdrawal management program. We provide the structure, support, and education clients and their families need for long-term recovery.
The Blanchard program also features continued collaboration between treatment providers and referring professionals; family support groups, and an intensive family workshop weekend.
The Blanchard Institute cultivates a safe, comfortable environment for clients and their families across North Carolina. Our recovery management and alumni program support a life-long recovery. Your journey to recovery doesn’t end with day or outpatient treatment, once you’re with Blanchard, we’re always there for you.
Our admissions process is discrete, confidential, and non-invasive. Our mission is to provide support for every person who reaches out to us. Call us at (704) 288-1097 —our experienced admissions specialists will guide you through the process and treat you with the dignity and compassion you deserve.