Narconon Arrowhead: Personalized Care for Lasting, Drug-Free Success

Narconon Arrowhead accepts Anthem (Blue Cross Blue Shield) insurance and is working toward accepting more. Please contact us so we can see if your insurance carrier will cover your residential treatment.

You can see all types of addiction that Narconon can treat here. We have successfully treated addiction to a very wide range of substances, from alcohol, methamphetamine, prescription drugs, synthetics, kratom, ketamine, methadone, Suboxone and marijuana to Adderall and benzodiazepines like Valium and Xanax. With each individual who enters our center, our intake staff gather all necessary information to ensure we are providing the right level of care.

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This depends on your insurance. The difference at Narconon Arrowhead is that our program has no set limit. You complete this program at your own pace. There are no additional costs for a longer stay. We focus on ensuring each individual has the time to fully complete their program so they are prepared for life after rehab. That's how you can get your best possible chance at lasting sobriety.

The typical stay at Narconon Arrowhead is 10 to 12 weeks. However, the emphasis is not on program completion in a set amount of time. It is ensuring that each individual recovers their personal integrity, has sharper, clearer perceptions and better communication skills, and is more capable of dealing with life's challenges. Every person achieves these improvements at a slightly different rate. The full attention is on the thorough completion of the Narconon program. We believe this gives each person their best chance at sobriety.

On some websites or in some guides to addiction recovery, you might see these terms used interchangeably. Actually, these programs have different characteristics that make them suitable for different situations of addiction recovery.

An inpatient drug rehab will have characteristics like these:

1. Medical staff monitoring patients around the clock
2. Hospital-like setting
3. Shorter stays than residential drug rehab
4. Patients may suffer from mental or physical conditions that require monitoring
5. Patients may possibly harm themselves or others without close monitoring
6. Some inpatient facilities do not allow the individual to leave without permission

However, some programs that are only residential but not actually inpatient may describe themselves as inpatient. It is important to ask staff about the characteristics of their inpatient drug rehab program. One of the most distinguishing factors of a true inpatient program is that they usually offer around-the-clock care which is often provided in a hospital or similar setting.

In contrast, there are many types of residential drug rehabs. They range from luxury, spa-like rehabs in Malibu to modest community or charity programs in residences that are only a little better than makeshift. What they have in common is that those in recovery reside in the facility. They do not go home at night like those in outpatient drug rehab programs do.

What makes residential drug rehab programs more effective for many people is that those in recovery can focus fully on their rehabilitation. They are not distracted by the need to get to work every day, care for children, maintain relationships with family and friends and care for a home. They are there for one purpose only: to recover from addiction.

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Before graduation, a careful review is made of each step of the program that was just completed. Then the Narconon Graduate Officer and the individual about to return home carefully note each situation that will need to be fully addressed when the individual returns home. This could include dealing with antisocial personalities that were in one's life, repairing damaged relationships or making decisions for a successful future.

With this information in hand, a detailed program is created to guide the individual through the post-rehab adjustment period. This careful plan eases their return to family and community life because the likely pitfalls have been identified. They use this step-by-step program every day, utilizing the life skills they gained on the Narconon program.

For the next two years, the Graduate Officer makes followup calls at regular intervals. As needed, they review the lessons of the program with the individual and cheer their successes. They are available whenever the graduate needs additional help, advice or support.

Narconon also maintains an ever-increasing graduate community for active and continued support of each graduate.