Admissions
Midwest Recovery Centers is the beginning of your path towards healing and lasting recovery.
Getting help is the first big and challenging, but worthy step towards recovery, and our compassionate team stands by you to support you all the way in this endeavor.
Located in the heart of Kansas City, we offer programs focused on recovery from addiction that addresses both primary mental health concerns as well as recovery from substance use through highly personalized, evidence-based approaches.
Your Path to Recovery
Our admission process is simplified, effective, and tailored to suit your unique needs.
From your first phone call or online request, you will have the confidential support needed to help guide you in choosing the best treatment for you and starting your personalized treatment plan.Our expert admissions coordinators are always ready to answer your questions, explain the process involved, and assist you in feeling well-informed and cared for throughout.
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What to Expect During Admissions
Comprehensive Support for Mental Health and Addiction
Whether you are reaching out to us for mental health or addiction treatment, we can help you in every step of the way.
Our areas of focus include:
Addiction treatment:
- Alcohol Addiction
- Heroin Addiction
- Meth Addiction
- Cocaine Addiction
- Marijuana Addiction
- Prescription Drug Abuse
Mental Health Treatment:
- Anxiety Treatment
- Bipolar Treatment
- Depression Treatment
- Personality Disorder Treatment
- Schizophrenia Treatment
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Reclaim your life at Midwest Recovery Centers—where drug rehab and mental health support go hand in hand. Reach out today for compassionate, personalized care.
Concerns About Your Job During Treatment
If you are worried about taking medical leave or time off from work to get addiction treatment, we are here to support you. Our staff will help you with FMLA paperwork, while our providers and clinicians will sign off on the necessary documentation for you.
We will help you with this process to make sure worrying about losing your job is not a barrier to reaching your bigger goal of getting treatment.
Family Involvement in Rehab
We realize the importance of family involvement during treatment and rehab, and that is why we have family programs that keeps your family engaged, such as:
- Weekly educational family Zoom.session led by a licensed professional that helps families get familiar with the recovery process and learn how to provide support
- Monthly family night support group.Designed for the local Kansas City community, this program provides a supportive space where loved ones can connect, share experiences, and find encouragement during recovery.
Explore Additional Resources
This Admissions webpage is a portal where you’ll find answers to your initial questions and needs.
However, to prepare you for your path forward, we invite you to learn more from the following areas:
Service Areas:
Discover more about our extensive specialized programs and therapies offered.
What to Bring:
Find useful information on how to prepare for your admission day, including necessary items and personal documents.
Insurance Information:
Find useful information regarding the insurance coverage we accept and financial aid options available to help with your recovery process.
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One small step can be the start to a big journey.
If you’re ready to take on a healthier, more balanced life, Our caring team is available to provide the help and support you deserve to reclaim your future.
Your path to recovery is just a phone call or click away.
Call us today and let Midwest Recovery Centers be your healing companion.
FAQs
Will my family be involved with rehab?
Yes, family involvement is an essential part of our program. We offer a weekly educational family Zoom session and a monthly family night support group to help families understand the recovery process and provide support.
What is the process for getting into rehab?
Our admissions process includes a private consultation, a detailed evaluation, insurance and financial planning, and an individualized recommendation for the best treatment plan tailored to your needs.
What are the requirements for rehab?
Admission requirements vary based on individual cases. Generally, we conduct a comprehensive evaluation to determine the best level of care for each person.
How long is the average stay in inpatient rehab?
The length of stay depends on individual treatment plans but typically ranges from 30 to 90 days based on medical and clinical needs.
Does insurance cover treatment?
Insurance coverage for rehab depends on specific eligibility criteria. Our financial team can assist you in understanding your insurance benefits and options.
Can I just show up to rehab?
While some facilities may accept walk-ins, we recommend calling ahead to ensure a smooth admissions process and to verify program availability.
What are the top 13 diagnoses for inpatient rehab?
The most common diagnoses for inpatient rehab include substance use disorders, depression, anxiety, PTSD, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, personality disorders, eating disorders, OCD, ADHD, chronic pain disorders, co-occurring mental health conditions, and alcohol dependence.
What are the first signs of withdrawal?
The first signs of withdrawal can include anxiety, sweating, nausea, irritability, and cravings, which vary depending on the substance used.
Ready to begin your recovery journey?
Contact us today to speak with an admissions specialist and take the first step toward a healthier, happier future.