Alcohol Rehab in Hancock County, ME

Inpatient Alcohol Rehab in Hancock County, ME

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Here is a list of in-patient alcohol rehab facilities in Hancock County, ME. A lot of various alcoholic addiction treatment programs can be found in Maine and Hancock County, and deciding which treatment program is optimal for your particular situation can be tough. When choosing which residential alcoholism addiction treatment gives the most significant opportunity for safe and successful recovery, note that these rehab facilities offer in patient alcohol treatment in Hancock County to female patients, men, in addition to young adults and teens, with treatment that consist of high-end services that could be covered by health insurance.

Open Door Recovery Center Hills House

Open Door Recovery Center Hills House is a residential alcohol rehab in Hancock County, Maine, 04605 zip code.

Address: 8 Old Mill Road, Ellsworth, ME 04605 in Hancock County

Services offered:

  • Regular outpatient alcohol treatment, long term alcohol rehab and outpatient treatment
  • Accepts government funding
  • Adult men, sexual abuse victims and people with trauma
  • Counseling for alcohol abuse, cognitive behavioral therapy and 12-step rehab
  • Opioid Detox
  • Alcohol detox

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Inpatient Alcohol Rehab Near Hancock County, ME

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