Handford, CA

Drug & Alcohol Treatment Centers in Hanford, CA

The city of Handford, California was settled originally by the southern pacific rail road. The city was incorporated in the year of 1981 and today has a population of more than 55,000 residents.

Handford had made strides to become a thriving community which is evident through their actions to refurbish the buildings, clean the city's streets and encourage their community to partake in activities around town.

The city oozes small town charm and is never afraid to lend a helping hand to those in need. That's why they want you to know that if you or someone you know is suffering from a substance abuse addiction, that there is help.

The city of Handford encourages individuals to get treatment for addiction. Handford has both inpatient and outpatient services that you can choose from.

Since both inpatient and ouatient offer different types of treatment, it is advisable to look into them and see which fits your needs more thoroughly.

Can I Afford to Pay for Treatment?

Several options are out there for a person to pay for treatment for their addiction. Many private treatment places can seem expensive if a person is to pay the cash route.

However, there are so many insurance companies that actually provide you coverage for certain services.

Insurance companies that cover services categorized as behavioral health, will most likely cover the cost of your treatment.

Now, if you are concerned because you desperately need treatment and you do not have health insurance, that is okay.

Many people still get treatment for addiction and do not have health insurance. Whether you have health insurance or you do not, please reach out for help.

We can help you look into different options available to you regardless of your financial situation. Your health is important to you, give us a call (866) 578-7471.

All 12-step based recovery meetings in Handford, California are a great resource to find people with the same experience and struggles that have found recovery from addiction. Meetings such as Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, Cocaine Anonymous and several others are groups of people who work a program. The program is reference to the 12-steps that people work through to overcome their addiction to alcohol and drugs.