FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQs)

Enterhealth provides customized treatment programs tailored to each individual patient. Due to the complexity and expense of delivering best-in-class addiction and mental health treatment, we are usually not the cheapest treatment option available, nor are we the most expensive. Our commitment to exceptional treatment outcomes requires the resources to maintain a highly skilled clinical team working in the most advanced therapeutical facility possible.

Including medically supervised detoxification, our inpatient clinical treatment usually runs approximately $1,200 per day, but this can vary greatly depending upon length of stay, ancillary services and individual clinical/medical needs.

Enterhealth operates primarily on a private-pay basis. However, we do work with most major insurance companies on an out-of-network basis to maximize treatment benefits for our patients.

While we have no control over the outcome of insurance reviews, our highly trained staff works hard to obtain the maximum benefit allowed by a patient’s company, and our goal is to exhaust all possible options to prevent funding from being a barrier to the treatment.

In the majority of cases, we are not able to offer in-network insurance coverage.

Occasionally, we’re able to secure in-network, single-case agreements for our patients, but it depends on each patient’s coverage and their individual situation. Our goal is to exhaust all options possible to eliminate funding as a barrier to the highest quality treatment available.

We’re different. When Enterhealth first started, we made it our goal to provide the highest quality treatment possible. Period. And that goal remains. Unfortunately, in today’s managed-care environment, in-network insurance providers may be limited in the resources they can afford to offer.

We don’t want to be limited in the scope and nature of clinical services we can bring to bear to help our patients overcome mental health and substance use issues so they can live a healthy, fulfilling life. To provide the best treatment, we need the best resources — including highly educated and trained staff, state-of-the-art equipment, and comfortable, beautiful facilities.

Our commitment to exceptional treatment outcomes requires the resources to maintain a highly skilled clinical team working in the most advanced therapeutical facility possible. Few treatment providers can match the experience, tenure, and capabilities of our treatment team. We offer truly individualized treatment plans created by experienced, board-certified clinicians and physicians who administer our science-based programming.

Our clinical team includes a full-time psychiatrist, 24/7 trained nursing staff and a team of Master’s-level and Doctorate-level therapists. Our inpatient facility, set on a beautiful, 43-acre ranch, features well-appointed private rooms, premium amenities and an exceptional dining and nutrition program. Chef-prepared meals are designed to advance and support patients’ individualized treatment plans.

In short, while it’s certainly possible to pay less for treatment, it’s our belief (and experience) that the highest quality clinical treatment produces the best and most sustainable outcomes.

Our admissions and financial teams work with each patient to examine every possible funding resource. Our goal is to exhaust all options to eliminate funding as a barrier to you or your loved one receiving the highest quality treatment available.

One option is the CareCredit Card, a health and wellness credit card with flexible financing options that allow you to pay over time. For more information, visit https://www.carecredit.com/.

We urge you to call and speak to one of our intake specialists at 1.800.388.4601 about payment options to see if there is a solution that works for your situation.”

Enterhealth uses comprehensive assessments, evidence-based treatment protocols, and personalized care plans designed to get to the root cause of these issues, rather than just treating the symptoms.

We go beyond the mental health condition or substance use. We treat the entire person—physically, mentally, and spiritually—and their family, too. We don’t follow the status quo in mental health and addiction treatment because our goal is to ensure a lifetime of healing and recovery.

Yes. Patients with substance use disorders must first undergo the detoxification—or withdrawal stabilization—process under the 24/7 support of our medical staff, which makes detox safer and more comfortable.

No. Detox alone is not an effective treatment for substance use disorder. Every element of Enterhealth’s treatment programs—from assessment through aftercare—is essential for a lasting recovery.

Because we create customized treatment programs tailored to each patient, the length of treatment varies for every individual. However, both our team and many experts agree that the longer a patient remains in treatment, the higher their chances of achieving lasting recovery.

Experts in mental health and substance use, along with multiple medical studies, suggest that 45-90 days is the ideal timeframe to reset brain chemistry and rewire neurological pathways. We’ve also found that patients who complete the full continuum of care—from residential treatment to outpatient care and aftercare—experience the greatest success.

Substance abuse, especially alcohol, is increasingly common in today’s society. It often begins with frequent use as a way to self-medicate physical or mental health issues or to escape problems.

When someone loses the ability to voluntarily stop using, they’re facing the disease of addiction. A key indicator of addiction is the loss of self-control, which suggests that drugs or alcohol have altered brain structure and function, making it physically impossible to quit without help for an extended period.

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Thirty years ago, the scientific and medical communities didn’t understand addiction and the brain as well as they do today. We now know that for millions of people, overcoming addiction isn’t about willpower or discipline—addiction is the result of the brain being physically injured and chemically altered by substance use.

That’s why addiction is now classified as a chronic, progressive brain disease, and treating it often requires medication, just like other diseases. While therapy is essential for recovery, it won’t heal the brain on its own. Relying solely on therapy is one of the key reasons many people struggle and relapse.

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We understand that residential treatment can disrupt families, careers, and daily life. But that disruption is often what makes it so effective. For individuals with chronic mental health or substance use disorders, the brain needs this break in harmful patterns to begin healing.

Additionally, many people entering residential treatment face complex issues that require a combination of medical, psychological, and physical therapies over an extended period in a controlled environment. That’s why residential treatment is often the most practical and effective option.

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It’s a myth that those with addiction problems need to hit “rock bottom” before they’re ready for treatment. Helping your loved one get help early in their addiction cycle will result in fewer accompanying psychological and physical problems and a better prognosis for long-term recovery.

Furthermore, “rock bottom” is a dangerous place to be. For many addicts, that point is when a near-fatal or fatal overdose, serious accident, or criminal justice consequence has occurred.

Enterhealth uses anti-addiction medications in cases where they help patients manage withdrawal symptoms and cravings, allowing them to be more comfortable and fully engaged in their treatment.

The need for these medications depends on the substance used, the duration, and the quantity. Anti-addiction medications can help rebalance altered brain chemistry and, when combined with evidence-based behavioral therapies, offer the most effective approach to addressing substance use patterns and co-occurring medical or psychiatric issues. This personalized treatment plan supports a sustained recovery.

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We understand that searching for the right substance abuse treatment program can be difficult, and many people are unsure of what they need to know about different facilities and treatment methods. That’s why we put together a list of the 10 most important questions you should ask of any treatment program, including Enterhealth Ranch.

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Mental health conditions and substance use disorders affect more than just one person—every relationship can be affected. Families are not only encouraged to support their loved one through visitation and communication, but are also invited for their own family therapy as well.

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Enterhealth offers a full continuum of substance abuse treatment programs designed to meet patients wherever they are in their recovery journey. Our services include medically supervised detox, residential inpatient treatment, a variety of outpatient programs, as well as aftercare support.

We provide personalized care plans that integrate evidence-based therapies, medication management, and one-on-one counseling to treat both addiction and co-occurring mental health conditions. With a focus on long-term recovery, our programs are designed to heal the brain and help patients regain control of their lives.

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Yes. As a part of both our mental health treatment programs, and as co-occurring disorders along with substance use disorders, we treat depression, bipolar disorder, and a host of other mental conditions and issues.

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Yes, our board-certified psychiatrists, psychologists, and medical staff are full-time employees.

Yes. Part of your discharge plan includes continuing care in an outpatient setting, whether that is the Enterhealth Outpatient Center of Excellence in Dallas, or a qualified outpatient center in your area.