FAQ

Living with a mental health disorder increases your risk of developing a substance use disorder and vice versa. At Hanley Center, our integrated co-occurring disorder treatment is a comprehensive approach that offers all the therapeutic resources necessary to help you heal physically, mentally, emotionally, and psychologically.

Our skilled clinicians have over three decades of dual diagnosis treatment experience and are ready to help you heal and recover.

Yes, Hanley Center proudly accepts most insurance for substance use and mental health disorder treatments, ensuring you receive the support you need without unnecessary financial burdens.

Call our admissions team to confirm your coverage before beginning treatment services at Hanley Center. Our admissions specialists can help you better understand all your funding options for and residential treatment, including on-site medical detox and outpatient programs.

Inpatient addiction treatment at Hanley Center is a type of medical care where you stay at our treatment facility for a certain length of time to receive personalized treatment and around-the-clock care.

Outpatient addiction treatment at Hanley Center is a type of care that does not require overnight stays. You can return home after treatment and resume your normal daily activities.

Most Hanley Center patients begin with high-intensity care, such as detox and inpatient (residential) treatment, before a more flexible level of outpatient care becomes available.

When you have completed a residential mental health and addiction treatment program, a Hanley Center Continuing Care Coordinator will work with you to create an organized and detailed continuing care plan that includes a range of clinical, medical, and spiritual recommendations.

We provide ongoing support and stability such as counseling, medication, family support, alumni care, accountability, and structure, to ensure long-term recovery, sobriety, and wellness.

We offer evidence-based, patient-driven care, and programming tailored to your unique needs. Hanley offers age-specific and gender-specific treatment programs with both residential and outpatient services for adults and older adults. Our programs include:

• Center for Women’s Recovery
• Center for Men’s Recovery
• Center for Older Adult Recovery
• Intensive Outpatient Programming (IOP)
• Our free Family Programs are available to all family members and close friends of the patient.

Given the impact addiction has on the brain and the time required to heal it, Hanley Center establishes a minimum initial residential stay of 45 days for those in the men’s and women’s programs. 

Older adults in treatment are more likely than younger adults to have significant medical complications as well as issues related to depression, anxiety, and dementia. For these reasons, the Center for Older Adult Recovery is designed with a minimum of a 60-day program to allow for healing to begin in the body as well as the mind and spirit.

Hanley Center opened in 1984 as the result of one family’s gratitude for addiction treatment and recovery. The story of Hanley Center’s start is one of hope and a desire to help others.

You can read how we treat your protected health information here.

We want your recovery experience to be as comfortable as possible. You can leave your formal clothes and shoes at home and bring comfortable clothing. Admissions Specialists are available to help if you have questions.

Here are some suggested items to bring:

• A pair of close-toed tennis shoes for wellness activities and a pair of sandals to wear around the pool
• Pack a warm sweater or sweatshirt along with a light jacket or rain jacket
• Swimming attire and a cover-up for the pool
• Comfortable sleepwear and a robe
• Underwear
• Sunglasses and a hat or visor
• Pants, shorts, t-shirts, long-sleeved shirts, or blouses
• Sweat pants
• Alcohol-free cosmetics and personal toiletries
• Hairdryer
• Sunscreen

You will be able to launder your clothes during your stay, and we provide laundry detergent. For a full list of what to bring and what NOT to bring click here.

• Short shorts or midriff-length t-shirts
• Jewelry
• Dressy clothing and high-heeled shoes
• Sports equipment
• Aerosols or perfumes/colognes
• Vaporizers and “e-liquids”

Unless previously arranged with an Admissions Specialist cell phones, laptops, or other electronics will not be accessible during your treatment. However, we are happy to keep them safe for you.