When looking for a rehab option, cost is often one of the primary considerations. Pricing varies greatly depending on the type of rehab treatment and type of facility. If you've heard of luxury rehab, here are some frequently asked questions (FAQs) and their answers.
Luxury rehabs distinguish themselves by the kind of atmosphere they offer for their clients. The goal of most facilities is to offer the most comfortable quality experience possible while meeting the clinical needs of their clients. Where more affordable rehabs may offer shared living spaces and bathrooms, luxury facilities can offer more private experiences. Below are more common luxury rehab FAQs.
What’s Different About The Treatment?
On a large scale, regular rehabs offer many of the same services as luxury rehabs. However, luxury facilities frequently offer the highest available quality treatment for a fee. The increased cost allows for more diverse treatment approaches to ensure a customized treatment plan for each client.
While the average treatment center and a luxury facility may both utilize similar therapeutic modalities like cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), the frequency of treatment may vary or their access to ancillary treatments like equine therapy may differ. The more expensive nature of luxury rehab also limits the number of clients compared to other inpatient programs. A more even ratio of clients to treatment specialists allows for an enhanced personalized approach to treatment. It allows for treatment staff to interface with their clients more frequently if needed compared to facilities hosting a larger number of clients.
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Are There Differences In Visitation Policy?
The visitation policies ultimately depend on the program and facility. Some treatments involve family therapy to process and repair strained relationships caused by behaviors related to substance use disorders. If you travel to a different country for rehab, that may be a complicating factor based on whether or not you can move your family along with you. If anonymity is a concern, it may also be more difficult to keep your recovery confidential while involving a family.
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The essentials for a month of living like toiletries and 7 days’ worth of clothes is typically recommended to bring with you to rehab. Some treatment facilities suggest that their clients leave as many non-essentials at home as possible due to limited space. In luxury rehab, there are instances when clients will not be able to fully abandon all contact for an entire month or more depending on their job responsibilities so they may be permitted to have limited use of their phones and laptops.
Many treatment providers recommend, if not require, taking time off to focus on treatment if possible. The time spent treating substance use disorders can be seen as an investment in future success rather than a diversion from current projects.
That being said, some facilities may allow someone to continue certain kinds of work or checking in on their businesses. Different people require different kinds of management in their rehab experience; if that means they need to continue working on some level, then a luxury rehab may be able to accommodate them.
What’s The Cost?
As the name suggests, luxury rehab comes at an increased cost to those seeking treatment. The upscale amenities and resources available to clients in luxury rehab are thought to justify the cost.
An average inpatient rehab may cost anywhere from $5,000 to $20,000 for a full month. Depending on where you’re looking and the quality of the facility, there may be some overlap in the pricing on average and luxury rehab. Luxury options can cost anywhere from $30,000 to $100,000 per month. The cost may seem steep, but providers will argue that the amenities, treatment resources, anonymity, and location all justify the cost, as well as the fact that they cater to a specific high profile clientele.
The location of the rehab is completely up to the discretion of the person seeking treatment. If you know you can afford the available treatment and travel costs in a different country, then it’s completely feasible.
This option may appeal to higher profile people seeking treatment and anonymity. Getting away from it all to seek treatment can allow you to focus in on your recovery and traveling to rehab really emphasizes that idea of getting away.
Is Luxury Rehab Anonymous?
Like almost all medical facilities, client/patient confidentiality is a top priority in luxury rehab. Most rehabs require a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) of staff and patients. Details like identity, reasons for seeking treatment, and treatment plans are kept confidential between the client and any relevant treatment staff members.
Luxury rehabs hold anonymity to a high standard because of their usual clientele. People who exist in the public eye or who hold a high station in society can often be exposed to an intense scrutiny when dealing with substance use disorders.
Finding A Luxury Rehab
It’s easy to be overwhelmed by the number of treatment modalities and facilities available to you. Fortunately, you can contact a treatment provider right now and explore luxury rehab options near you.
Michael Muldoon earned a B.A. in Media Studies from Penn State University, but instead of shifting into an academic career in social science, he has decided to put his skills to work in the pursuit of helping those struggling with addiction. He enjoys spending his free time at the climbing gym with friends.
Dayna Smith-Slade is a nationally certified Master Addictions Counselor (MAC), licensed Substance Abuse Professional (SAP), and Substance Abuse Expert (SAE) with over 29 of hands-on experience in the addiction field.
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