Frequently Asked Questions About Addiction Rehab Programs

Longbranch Recovery offers evidence-based rehab programs at all levels of care, including detox, residential, inpatient, outpatient, intensive outpatient programs (IOP), extended care, and aftercare services to support every stage of recovery.

Longbranch Recovery offers evidence-based rehab programs at all levels of care, including detox, residential, inpatient, outpatient, intensive outpatient programs (IOP), extended care, and aftercare services to support every stage of recovery.

Our programs are customized to fit each patient’s individual needs, which means treatment duration will vary. Our team of licensed clinical and medical professionals determine the appropriate level of care and treatment plan following a confidential assessment.

Longbranch Recovery accepts most insurance plans, including TRICARE, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Optum, Humana, First Health, and more. Longbranch Recovery is also a Veterans Affairs Community Care Network (VACCN) provider, meaning veterans can use their VA benefits to access care at our facilities. Contact our Admissions team to verify your benefits.

Our programs use a variety of evidence-based therapies, such as cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), individual, group, and family therapy sessions, as well as holistic approaches such as yoga, mindfulness, physical wellness, and nutrition.

Yes! We encourage loved ones to be a part of the recovery journey. We offer family therapy, support groups, and an in-person educational workshop to help loved ones better understand addiction, the treatment process, and learn to build a supportive environment for recovery.

Longbranch Recovery’s residential addiction treatment center, located near New Orleans, offers a a peaceful setting to focus on recovery. Clients stay in spacious, comfortable rooms with modern amenities, eat delicious and healthy meals prepared by our chefs, have access to our pool and fitness center, and enjoy a variety recreational activities.

Our professional clinical and medical staff are licensed, with extensive experience in treating addiction and mental health disorders. Our facilities are accredited by The Joint Commission (JACHO).

If your alcohol or drug use is negatively impacting your life in any way, or, if you feel that you cannot stop drinking or using substances, reach out for help. Our team can provide a confidential assessment and will guide you through every step. Call us at 504-399-5383 anytime, day or night.

Contact our Admissions team by phone at 504-399-5383, via live chat, or send us a message here. We are here for you!