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West Virginia Drug Addiction Treatment Centers

West Virginia ranks first in the nation for drug overdoses and the amount of overdoses is sometimes twice that of the United States’s average. More than 100,000 residents are dependent on drugs and alcohol; many of those are minors who have been influenced by addicted parents to start using drugs at a young age. The state government has attempted to address this crisis, but the situation hasn’t changed over the years.

The self-styled ‘Outdoor Capital of the East’ provides a real A to Z adrenaline-packed outdoor adventure. The state boasts white-water rapids, underwater caves and the Appalachian Mountains. Offers all-terrain vehicle drives on one of the biggest off-road roads in the world. The Monongahela National Forest covers the highest peaks of the state and is dotted with campgrounds.

West Virginia Drug Rehab and Inpatient Alcohol Rehabs

The right rehab will make it more likely to return to life, you will complete the program successfully. The sheer number of options available in West Virginia means it can be hard to make your decision. We’re here to help. Find out about a facility on our list below that suits your needs, or contact us for individual recommendations.

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West Virginia‘s Abuse Epidemic

We’re here to educate you on the West Virginia challenges, there are a lot of facts but we’ve made a short list of the most impactful data we discovered.

  • West Virginia ranks as the state with the highest rate of opioid prescriptions, linked to more than 90% of all overdoses.
  • More than 100,000 residents are dependent on drugs and alcohol.
  • All high school students in West Virginia are required to take a drug awareness and prevention course.
  • In 2013, an estimated 7,000 children in West Virginia were addicted to drugs.

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Drugs and alcohol kill families and ties in West Virginia. Using our tools and resources we help people who are willing to dedicate themselves to the changes they need to make for a healthier future.

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Martinsburg VA Medical Center
Insurance Accepted
Martinsburg VA Medical Center
510 Butler Ave Martinsburg, WV

  • Residential
  • OP
  • IOP
  • Inpatient
  • Dual-Diagnosis
  • Detox
  • Aftercare
Insurance Accepted
Valley Healthcare System New Beginnings Program for Women
202 Columbia Street Fairmont, WV

Valley Healthcare System New Beginnings Program in Fairmont, West Virginia provides compassionate and comprehensive care for women with drug and alcohol addiction, offering inpatient and outpatient services, evidence-based therapies, and specialized programming.

  • Residential
  • Aftercare
Wellspring Family Services - Morgantown
Insurance Accepted
Wellspring Family Services - Morgantown
165 Scott Ave Kingwood, WV

Wellspring Family Services - Morgantown, located in Kingwood, West Virginia, provides evidence-based substance abuse and addiction treatment services in a safe and nurturing environment that encourages a sense of belonging and trust in the therapeutic relationship.

  • OP
  • Dual-Diagnosis
Potomac Highlands Guild- Mineral County
Insurance Accepted
Potomac Highlands Guild- Mineral County
Mineral County Office New Creek, WV

Potomac Highlands Guild- Mineral County is an addiction and substance abuse facility in West Virginia that offers evidence-based therapies, support services, and individualized treatment plans to help individuals overcome substance use disorders, including dual diagnosis treatment and continued follow-up care.

  • OP
  • Dual-Diagnosis
  • Aftercare
Appalachian Community Health Center - Elkins
Insurance Accepted
Appalachian Community Health Center - Elkins
725 Yokum St Elkins, WV

Appalachian Community Health Center in Elkins, West Virginia, provides individualized mental health and substance abuse treatment services, including counseling, therapy, and legal and employment assistance, to help individuals achieve long-term recovery and independence.

  • OP
  • Dual-Diagnosis
Northwood Health Systems - Wheeling
Insurance Accepted
Northwood Health Systems - Wheeling
2121 Eoff St Wheeling, WV

Northwood Health Systems - Wheeling in West Virginia is a comprehensive health system that provides mental health and addiction care, offering a range of specialized treatment modalities and community-based resources.

  • OP
  • IOP
  • Dual-Diagnosis
  • Detox
Family Preservation Services
Insurance Accepted
Family Preservation Services
285 W Birch Ln Romney, WV

Family Preservation Services in Romney, West Virginia offers various resources and therapies, including individual, family, and group therapy sessions, cognitive behavioral therapy, referrals for long-term treatment and aftercare services, and specialized programs for adolescents, to ensure the safety and health of individuals and families affected by addiction and substance abuse.

  • OP
HealthWays - Greentree
3622 West St Weirton, WV

HealthWays - Greentree in Weirton, West Virginia is an addiction center that offers personalized treatment plans with traditional and innovative therapies, group and individual therapy sessions, and family and spiritual healing services to help individuals overcome addiction and substance abuse while providing evidence-based practices for long-term recovery.

  • OP
  • IOP
  • Dual-Diagnosis
  • Aftercare
Healthways - Adolescent Outpatient
Healthways - Adolescent Outpatient
3662 West St Weirton, WV

Healthways - Adolescent Outpatient in Weirton, West Virginia offers comprehensive outpatient programs and specialized services, utilizing a customized treatment plan and a team of expert clinicians and counselors to provide personalized care to young adults and teenagers struggling with addiction, substance abuse, and mental health issues.

  • OP
  • Dual-Diagnosis
Louis A. Johnson VAMC - Monongalia County CBOC
Insurance Accepted
Louis A. Johnson VAMC - Monongalia County CBOC
40 Commerce Morgantown, WV

Louis A. Johnson VAMC - Monongalia County CBOC provides a wide range of services for veteran care and addiction treatment, including state-of-the-art medical facilities, medication management, and evidence-based therapies tailored to individual patient needs.

  • OP
  • Inpatient
  • Detox
  • Aftercare

Browse Specific West Virginia Cities

Currently, there are over 243 different centers in our facility directory within the state of West Virginia for people needing help with drug and alcohol addiction, please select your city below.

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The Impact of Addiction in West Virginia

West Virginia Drug Addiction Treatment Centers

The self-styled ‘Outdoor Capital of the East’ provides a real A to Z adrenaline-packed outdoor adventure. The state boasts white-water rapids, underwater caves and the Appalachian Mountains. Offers all-terrain vehicle drives on one of the biggest off-road roads in the world. The Monongahela National Forest covers the highest peaks of the state and is dotted with campgrounds.

In recent years, alcohol and drug abuse in West Virginia has become so troubling that it has been called an epidemic by the medical community. While the state government has attempted to address this crisis, the situation hasn’t changed; in fact, it has become worse over the years.

Clearly there are a lot of things West Virginia to enjoy, but that does not mean West Virginia is without drug issues.

West Virginia ranks first in the entire nation for drug overdoses and the amount of overdoses is sometimes twice that of the United States’s average. More than 100,000 residents are dependent on drugs and alcohol. Many of those are minors who have been influenced by addicted parents to start using drugs and alcohol at a young age.

The state also ranks first in opioid-related overdoses. For every 100 people, doctors wrote 110 prescriptions. Because of the many prescribed opioids, the rate of opioid-related overdoses is currently at about 49 deaths per 100,000 people. This number is more than twice the national average rate of opioid overdoses.

Worst Drugs in West Virginia

  1. Since West Virginia ranks as the state with the highest rate of opioid prescriptions, it is not surprising that opioids were linked to more than 90% of all overdoses. However, less than 45% of those that overdosed actually had prescriptions for the opioid found in their system.
  2. While methamphetamines are widely available in West Virginia, the authorities have made efforts to reduce the manufacturing of meth in the state. The treatment admissions for methamphetamines also do not reflect the true abuse in the state since methamphetamines are rarely the addict’s drug of choice.
  3. Due to its availability, cocaine abuse is also common in West Virginia. More than 40,000 residents abuse this drug in some form every year. Therefore, the state ranks among the top ten in the nation for cocaine abuse in those between 18 and 25 years old.
  4. Marijuana has been a problem in West Virginia for quite some time now. More than 9% of the population abuses marijuana every single year, and about 35% of teenagers have used it at least once in their life.
  5. While the alcohol abuse rates in West Virginia are lower than the national average, more than 12% of the adult population participate in binge drinking and/or chronic drinking every year.

Impactful Addiction Stats

  1. West Virginia ranks highest in the nation for drug abuse and has more than 100,000 residents that are dependent on drugs and alcohol.
  2. Opioid abuse is so common in West Virginia that 70% of all overdoses are opioid-related.
  3. More than 35% of all those diagnosed with HIV in West Virginia contracted the disease by injecting drugs with infected needles.
  4. Prescription drug use is a major problem among minors with 15.5% admitting to having used prescription opioids without a prescription.
  5. Due to the high rates of alcohol and drug use, all high school students in West Virginia are required to take a drug awareness and prevention course.
  6. Even though drug overdoses have increased in West Virginia, the number of substance abuse treatment admissions has stayed relatively constant during the past decade.
  7. Of all students in West Virginia, more than 8% had tried marijuana before the age of 13.
  8. Almost 40% of all students who drink alcohol admit to either elders or fellow students supplying it for them.
  9. More than half of those addicted to prescription drugs admitted to having been given the drug for free from a relative or friend.
  10. In 2013, an estimated 7,000 children in West Virginia were addicted to drugs.

Quick Tips on Finding A Center

Your sobriety is very important that is why it is so important to choose the right West Virginia rehab. The right program will make it much more likely that after returning to life, you will complete the program successfully, leave the program compassionately and maintain your sobriety. However, the sheer number of options available means it can be hard to make a choice and the sad truth is that quantity does not always equal quality.

Health Insurance Providers Covering Drug Addiction Treatment
  • Aetna Better Health of West Virginia
  • CareSource
  • Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield West Virginia
  • UnitedHealthcare
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