Alcohol Rehab in Marion County, WV

Inpatient Alcohol Rehab in Marion County, WV

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Below is a list of inpatient and residential alcohol rehabilitation centers in Marion County, WV. Numerous various alcohol addiction treatment programs are available in West Virginia and Marion County, as such, making a decision on which treatment program is optimal for your unique needs might be tough. When choosing which inpatient alcohol addiction treatment offers the most significant chance for safe and successful recovery, note that these treatment centers offer inpatient alcohol treatment in Marion County to women, men, and younger adults and teenagers with a drinking problem, with treatment options that include luxury services which can be covered by health insurance.

Valley Healthcare System Act Unit

Valley Healthcare System Act Unit is an inpatient alcohol rehabilitation center in Marion County, West Virginia, 26554 zip code.

Address: 100 Crosswind Drive, Fairmont, WV 26554 in Marion County

Services offered:

  • Residential alcohol rehab and short term alcohol rehab
  • Accepts government funding
  • Rational emotive behavioral therapy, anger management and motivational interviewing
  • Dual diagnosis treatment

Valley Healthcare System New Beginnings Prg For Women

Valley Healthcare System New Beginnings Prg For Women is a residential alcohol treatment center in Marion County, WV, 26501 zip code.

Address: 820 Elysian Avenue, Morgantown, WV 26501 in Marion County

Services offered:

  • Residential alcohol treatment and long-term alcohol rehab
  • Trauma counseling, motivational interviewing and anger management
  • Adult women
  • Covered by Medicaid
  • Alcohol abuse treatment

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