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(Health-NewsWire.Net, June 26, 2015 ) Boston, MA -- According to the Boston Globe on May 17th, Boston has 152 recovery beds for every 100,000 residents, and yet drug rehabilitation centers are nearing full capacity for new admits. Detox programs in Boston are ranked at 97% capacity. The wait time of admittance is currently over three weeks. Limited space for treatment is projected to grow worse with the increasing population of Boston and will be further compounded by treatment beds being taken from those who live outside of Boston. Officials expect drug use to continue to surge forward, making the demand for treatment higher. In light of the sting of recent overdose deaths, Boston's Mayor, Martin M. Walsh, is attempting to address the rising problem. The Boston Globe quotes him, "Too many Bostonians are all too familiar with the destruction that substance abuse addiction causes in our city's families and neighborhoods," Drug and Alcohol Rehab Boston is a drug and alcohol addiction treatment facility. In response to the strain of limited bed space, Drug and Alcohol Rehab Boston will begin to refer clients to treatment facilities outside of the area of Boston.
According to the Boston Globe, the closure of a major homeless shelter and treatment center contributed to the shortage of beds. Walsh has publicly announced getting the addiction crisis under control is one of his top priorities. To address the situation, Walsh established the Office of Recovery Services.
Drug and Alcohol Rehab Boston urge those struggling with substance use disorders to get treatment. An associate from the heroin rehab center in Boston comments, "It's critical to get drug and alcohol addiction treatment as quickly as possible, as the longer addiction is left untreated the greater the consequences are both mentally and physically. Untreated addiction are the root cause of many cancers and cause permanent damage to many vital organs. Sometimes escaping your home environment for treatment is the best bet to prevent relapse.
"Often, when patients go to drug and alcohol rehabilitation and return home to the same environments of abuse relapse is assured. By getting treatment outside of their home environments of abuse, recovering addicts sometimes remain away from the places were they used to get high- and this plays a crucial role in remaining sober. It takes less than a second for the brain to trigger cravings for addictive substances in environments associated with previous drug and alcohol use- and that is what makes recovering addicts relapse. Our advice is for drug and alcohol addicts to get treatment elsewhere, and perhaps consider relocating."
Drug and Alcohol Rehab Boston provides the full spectrum of drug and alcohol addiction services from drug and alcohol detoxification to comprehensive drug rehab programs in Boston. Clients are treated with combination holistic therapy and medically assisted drug treatment. Drug and Alcohol Rehab Boston accepts most major insurances and offers clients life coaching to help secure clients with stable housing and job opportunities. The treatment facility specializes in heroin rehab in Boston and drug rehab in Boston.
For more information about Drug and Alcohol Rehab Boston call (857) 267-5049 or visit http://drugandalcoholrehabboston.com/.
About Drug and Alcohol Rehab Boston:
Drug and Alcohol Rehab Boston is a drug and alcohol addiction treatment center dedicated to providing clients with the pinnacle of rehabilitation care. The drug treatment facility offers drug and alcohol rehabilitation, detox, drug counseling, and life coaching services- along with specialized heroin rehab in Boston and drug rehab in Boston.
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