Drug addiction treatment at Villa Wellness Center is the full clinical continuum for adults with substance use disorder. The program covers medical detox, residential treatment, PHP, IOP, outpatient continuing care, and medication-assisted treatment. Most major insurance is accepted; call (844) 609-3035 to verify benefits.
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Signs you need drug addiction treatment
Several patterns commonly point to substance use disorder. Tolerance, where the same amount of a substance produces less of the desired effect over time. Withdrawal, where physical or psychological symptoms emerge when use stops or is reduced. Loss of control, where attempts to cut down or stop are unsuccessful. Continued use despite consequences such as job loss, relationship damage, financial difficulty, or health issues. Time spent obtaining, using, or recovering from substance use crowding out other activities. Cravings strong enough to interfere with daily functioning.
Two or three of these patterns together typically indicate at least a mild substance use disorder. Five or more indicate severe substance use disorder requiring clinical intervention. A clinical assessment confirms severity and matches the right level of care.
You do not need to recognize all of these patterns to start treatment. If even one pattern is present and persistent, the assessment is worth doing. Many adults underestimate their own pattern severity because the changes happen gradually over months or years.
WHY CHOOSE US
Who drug addiction treatment is for
Drug addiction treatment at Villa is for adults with substance use disorder, with or without co-occurring mental health conditions. The program treats alcohol use disorder, opioid use disorder, benzodiazepine dependence, stimulant use disorder, and polysubstance use. Substance use rarely shows up in isolation; most people in our program have one primary substance and several secondary substances, often alongside depression, anxiety, PTSD, or trauma history.
People typically enter the program at one of three points: medically supervised stabilization for acute physical dependence, a 24-hour structured care setting for severe addiction or co-occurring conditions requiring round-the-clock support, or outpatient programs (PHP, IOP, or outpatient) for adults stable enough to live at home during treatment. The clinical assessment at intake determines the right level of care for your specific situation.
You do not need to have hit a specific bottom to start. Earlier engagement with treatment correlates with better long-term outcomes; the decision to seek help does not require a crisis.
What drug addiction treatment at Villa looks like
Treatment is integrated across the continuum, with the same clinical team overseeing your care from intake through discharge. Each level of care has a different intensity and clinical focus, but the underlying treatment plan stays consistent. As your needs change, the level of care steps down (or in some cases steps up) without you switching providers.
Medically supervised stabilization is the entry point for adults with physical dependence on alcohol, opioids, or benzodiazepines. This phase runs 24 hours under nursing supervision with physician oversight, typically lasting 5 to 7 days. A 24-hour structured care setting follows for people who need round-the-clock support, averaging 28 to 45 days. Partial hospitalization (PHP) is the highest level of outpatient care, typically running 5 days a week for several hours per day. Intensive outpatient (IOP) is 3 days a week, several hours per session. Outpatient continuing care is once a week or as scheduled.
Across all levels, the program combines individual therapy, group therapy, family work, and medication management. The proportion shifts by level of care: the 24-hour structured setting has more daily group work, while outpatient has more individual focus. The clinical team coordinates the mix to fit what your recovery actually needs.
Substances we treat
Villa treats the full range of substance use disorders most common in adult populations. The treatment approach is matched to the specific substance because withdrawal profiles, medication options, and clinical risk differ significantly.
Alcohol
Alcohol use disorder is treated with medically supervised stabilization (withdrawal can be life-threatening in some cases), a 24-hour structured care setting or outpatient treatment, and medication options including naltrexone, acamprosate, and disulfiram.
Opioids (heroin, fentanyl, prescription opioids)
Opioid use disorder is treated with medically supervised stabilization and medication options (Suboxone, Vivitrol or naltrexone) plus therapy. These medications significantly reduce overdose mortality and relapse compared to abstinence-only treatment.
Benzodiazepines
Benzodiazepine dependence (Xanax, Klonopin, Ativan, Valium) is treated with a gradual medical taper rather than abrupt discontinuation, which can be life-threatening. The taper schedule is set by clinical assessment of dose, duration of use, and prior withdrawal history.
Stimulants (cocaine, methamphetamine, prescription stimulants)
Stimulant use disorder does not have an FDA-approved medication for craving reduction. We treat stimulant addiction with intensive behavioral therapy, contingency management, CBT, and relapse-prevention groups.
Polysubstance use
Most people in addiction treatment have used more than one substance. The treatment plan addresses the primary substance first while managing secondary substances concurrently. Detox sequencing prioritizes the most life-threatening withdrawal.
Level of care comparison
Most adults move through several levels of care over the course of recovery, stepping down as stability builds. The comparison below covers the umbrella treatment-planning decision: which level of care fits which clinical situation.
Stabilization vs. 24-hour care vs. PHP vs. IOP vs. outpatient: which level of care is right for me?
| Dimension | Medically supervised stabilization | 24-hour structured care | PHP | IOP | Outpatient |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Setting | On-site with 24-hour clinical staff | On-site with 24-hour care | Day program; you live at home | Day program; you live at home | Outpatient; you live at home |
| Hours per week | Round-the-clock care for 5-7 days | Round-the-clock care for 28-45 days on average | 20-30 hours over 5 days/week | 9-12 hours over 3 days/week | 1-2 hours per week |
| Best for | Adults with physical dependence on alcohol, opioids, or benzodiazepines who need supervised withdrawal | Severe addiction, co-occurring conditions, or an unstable home environment | Step-down from 24-hour care, severe cases needing daily structure, or an alternative to 24-hour care when home is stable | Working professionals, step-down from PHP, or mild-to-moderate addiction with home support | Continuing care, aftercare, or low-acuity cases |
| Typical duration | 5-7 days | 28-45 days on average | 2-4 weeks | 8-12 weeks | Often 6 months to 1+ year |
| Insurance authorization | Pre-approval; reviewed every 3-5 days | Pre-approval; reviewed every 7 days | Pre-approval; reviewed every 7 days | Pre-approval; reviewed every 14 days | Lower authorization threshold; longer review windows |
Most adults move through several levels of care as recovery progresses, stepping down as stability builds. Some begin at the stabilization phase and work through the full continuum; others start at a later level depending on clinical assessment. The starting level is determined during intake based on substance, severity, home environment, and co-occurring conditions. The continuum is one program, so you do not switch providers as you step through it.
Drug addiction treatment for Camden County and surrounding areas
Drug addiction treatment in NJ at Villa Wellness Center serves adults across Camden, Gloucester, and Burlington counties from our Sicklerville facility. New Jersey records approximately 3,000 opioid-involved overdose deaths annually according to NJ Department of Health data, with opioid use disorder concentrated in South Jersey. Camden County also reports binge drinking rates at 17.9 percent of adults per CDC PLACES 2022 data, above the state average.
We serve South Jersey, including Sicklerville, Blackwood, Cherry Hill, Voorhees, Gloucester Township, Pine Hill, Berlin, Clementon, Stratford, and Somerdale in Camden County; Williamstown, Glassboro, Washington Township, Sewell, and Turnersville in Gloucester County; and Mount Laurel, Marlton, Medford, and Moorestown in Burlington County. The facility is accessible via the Atlantic City Expressway and Route 42.
If you are searching for drug addiction treatment in NJ, our admissions team can complete a phone assessment, verify your benefits, and coordinate admission. Same-day admission is possible for medically supervised stabilization and 24-hour structured care in clinically appropriate cases. Outpatient intake typically happens within a week.
Insurance coverage for drug addiction treatment
Villa Wellness Center works with most major insurance plans. Coverage depends on the level of care and your specific plan. Medically supervised stabilization and 24-hour structured care typically require prior authorization, while PHP, IOP, and outpatient usually have lower authorization requirements. We verify your benefits before treatment begins, free of charge.
Call (844) 609-3035 or use the form on this page to start verification.
Plans we work with: Aetna · Blue Cross Blue Shield · Cigna · Humana · United Healthcare
Frequently asked questions
Dr. Courtney Scott
Medical Director
Dr. Courtney Scott
Medical Director
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Dr. Courtney Scott, MD. Board-eligible in Addiction Medicine, Medical Director at Villa Wellness Center. Full bio at about-us/our-team/
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What is drug addiction treatment?
Drug addiction treatment is a structured clinical program for adults with substance use disorder. It typically combines medical care psychotherapy (individual and group), and recovery support, delivered across a continuum of intensity levels matched to clinical need.
What substances do you treat?
Villa treats alcohol use disorder; opioid use disorder including heroin, fentanyl, and prescription opioids; benzodiazepine dependence including Xanax, Klonopin, Ativan, and Valium; stimulant use disorder including cocaine and methamphetamine; and polysubstance use. Each substance has a specific treatment approach.
Do I need to detox before starting treatment?
It depends on your substance and dependence level. Adults with physical dependence on alcohol, opioids, or benzodiazepines typically need medically supervised stabilization before entering 24-hour structured care or outpatient treatment. Adults using stimulants or with mild dependence on other substances may start in a 24-hour structured care setting or outpatient treatment directly. The clinical assessment at intake determines the right starting point.
What is the difference between 24-hour care and outpatient addiction treatment?
The difference comes down to where you live during treatment and how much structure you need. In 24-hour structured care at Villa Wellness Center, you stay on-site with round-the-clock clinical staff, which suits severe addiction, co-occurring conditions, or an unstable home environment. In outpatient care (PHP, IOP, or standard outpatient), you live at home and travel to the facility for scheduled sessions, which works for adults who are stable enough to maintain daily responsibilities while in treatment. Most adults step down through several levels as stability builds, and the clinical assessment at intake determines the right starting point for your situation.
How long does drug addiction treatment take?
It varies by level of care. Medically supervised stabilization is 5 to 7 days. The 24-hour structured care phase averages 28 to 45 days. PHP runs several weeks to a few months. IOP is 8 to 12 weeks typically. Outpatient continuing care often continues for a year or longer.
Does insurance cover drug addiction treatment?
In most cases, yes. Federal and state mental health parity laws require commercial insurance plans to cover substance use treatment at the same level as physical health care. Coverage specifics depend on your plan and the level of care. We verify benefits free of charge.
Can I take medication during treatment?
Yes. Medication support with Suboxone, Vivitrol or naltrexone is part of the plan for many adults in opioid or alcohol recovery. Psychiatric medication for co-occurring depression, anxiety, or post-traumatic stress is managed by our psychiatric nurse practitioner.
How do I get started?
Call (844) 609-3035 to speak with admissions or use the form on this page to start insurance verification. The admissions team reviews fit, confirms benefits, and schedules an initial assessment. Same-day or next-day admission is possible for higher levels of care in clinically appropriate cases.
Start drug addiction treatment in Sicklerville
If you or someone you love needs drug addiction treatment, call (844) 609-3035 to speak with admissions or use the form on this page to start insurance verification. Same-day admission is possible for medically supervised stabilization and 24-hour structured care in clinically appropriate cases.