Midwest Recovery Centers Launches New Outpatient Recovery Service
Apr 26, 2017
The organization seeks to further expand their treatment options to help individuals find freedom from their addictions, reports www.midwestrecoverycenters.com.
Kansas City, MO - April 26, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —
Midwest Recovery Centers recently announced the launch of their new outpatient recovery service. In an effort to provide high-quality, personalized Addiction Help to the community of Kansas City, the Midwest team is expanding their treatment options so that individuals can choose the recovery route that works best for their needs.
“For our team, the mission is simple: we want to provide compassionate and affordable care to those in our community who are struggling to break free from the chains of drug and alcohol addiction. Experience has taught us that patients respond best to treatment when it is personalized and fits their particular needs, and our new outpatient program ensures that we can offer this to those who come to us for care. The more options we offer, the more people we can effectively help, and that’s what excites our team about being able to offer outpatient services,” said Jeff Howard of Midwest Recovery Centers.
Midwest Recover Centers’ new outpatient recovery service is available on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 6:30 P.M. to 8:00 P.M for local residents considering Kansas City Rehab. The Midwest team urges patients to get in touch with their health insurance providers before starting treatment, as many insurers will cover all costs associated with the outpatient program.
Howard went on to say, “We know that the battle to end addiction is one of the toughest things that anyone can ever face. Whether they choose our new outpatient program or decide to take advantage of our inpatient care, we look forward to being able to help them find peace and freedom as they seek a better life for themselves and their loved ones.”
Midwest Recover Centers invites patients and their families to visit their Recovery Blog to learn more about how the right treatment program can help them live their best lives.
About Midwest Recovery Centers:
The mission of Midwest Recovery Centers is to provide compassionate, affordable, and honest recovery support services to those struggling with alcohol and drug dependence and their families. Their team strives to maintain the highest treatment standards using evidence-based practices in an understanding and ethical environment.
The Midwest Recovery program provides a continuum of care that allows for clients to step down gradually in their level of structure and support and integrates them into a life-long recovery process on an individualized basis. Clients engage in structured sober living 24 hours a day, 7 days a week as well as clinical services throughout the week.
Contact Info:
Name: Jeff Howard
Organization: Midwest Recovery Centers
Address: Kansas City, MO 64145
Phone: (816) 599-7382
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For more information, please visit http://www.midwestrecoverycenters.com
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