Everyone's recovery journey looks a bit different, but for many, inpatient treatment is where it begins. Inpatient rehab can give you a strong foundation for your recovery and offers a comprehensive way to treat your addiction. We're proud to have a premium inpatient rehab in our New Jersey Drug & Alcohol Rehab that helps people rebuild their lives after addiction.
Inpatient Drug and Alcohol Rehab in New Jersey
Inpatient treatment is the most thorough level of care for addiction. In this type of program, you'll live at the facility for the duration of your treatment, which can last for a period of weeks or months. Your days are filled with treatments and therapies and you'll also have opportunities to create a bond with other people who are in recovery with you. Some facilities use the terms inpatient rehab and residential rehab interchangeably. In other cases, inpatient rehab has more of a medical component to it while residential rehab centers on a more homelike environment.
Finding the Right Inpatient Rehab in New Jersey
It isn't always easy to find an inpatient rehab that's the right fit for you. According to this state profile from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), there are 374 addiction treatment centers in New Jersey but only about 20% of them offer inpatient and/or residential rehab.
Substances Treated in Our Inpatient Program
Our Galloway inpatient rehab provides specialized care for a wide range of substance use disorders, including:
Opioids (Opiates): Drugs like heroin and fentanyl are highly addictive and can cause painful withdrawal symptoms that require close medical supervision. Supervised detox in New Jerseyimproves comfort and allows for the safe start of medications for opioid use disorder. Learn more about opioid addiction treatment in New Jersey.
Methamphetamine: Detox from meth can lead to depression, fatigue, and agitation, requiring close clinical support and therapy. Learn more about meth addiction rehab in New Jersey.
Cocaine: Stimulant withdrawal often causes mood swings, sleep disturbances, and cravings that need structured care. Learn more about cocaine addiction rehab center in New Jersey.
Benzodiazepines: Sudden withdrawal can be dangerous; tapering under medical supervision helps ensure safety and comfort. Learn more about benzo addiction rehab in New Jersey.
Boca Recovery Center is proud to have one of the few inpatient treatment centers in the state, where we provide evidence-based recovery on our luxury Galloway campus.
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Services
Our Galloway NJ rehab is known for having an upscale atmosphere, where you can engage in excellent addiction treatment and receive ongoing support. While inpatient treatment is just one of our programs here's a view into what services you'll find in this program.
The first step to recovery is getting the drugs and alcohol out of your system and allowing your body to relearn how to function without them. You can do that with our help in our inpatient medical detox program, where our medical team will monitor your health and keep you as comfortable as possible through your withdrawal. After this, you’ll transition into our traditional inpatient rehab program.
Therapy is a core part of our addiction treatment at Boca Recovery Center. These sessions help you work through why your addiction developed and allow you to grow in ways that will help you stay sober for years to come. In our inpatient program, you’ll have individual therapy to focus on your specific needs and group therapy to help you work through the challenges of recovery with your peers.
Your inpatient rehab will be a powerful learning experience. Along with therapy, you’ll attend educational sessions to learn more about addiction and how it manipulates your actions. You’ll also learn coping and relapse prevention strategies to help you thrive as you re-integrate into society.
In some cases, your inpatient treatment at Boca Recovery Galloway might include medication assisted treatment or MAT. In our MAT program, we use specialized medications for opiate addiction or alcohol addiction. These will gradually lower your physical dependence on drugs while also reducing your cravings and withdrawal symptoms. Combined with therapy, MAT can lower your risk of relapse and help you achieve long-term recovery.
If you have substance use disorder with a co-occurring mental health condition then managing your mental health can have a serious impact on your recovery. For that reason we offer specialized psychiatric care for clients who have a dual diagnosis in our inpatient program.
Inpatient rehab is a powerful beginning to recovery but you’ll still need support after you complete your program. To help you throughout each stage of your recovery we have a full continuum of care including partial hospitalization programs and intensive outpatient programs you can participate in after your inpatient rehab.
Stephanie is originally from Boca Raton, FL where she graduated from Broward College and City College to pursue her passion as a registered nurse. Stephanie has been a director of nursing for the last 6 years in the mental health and substance abuse field. Prior to that she was a registered nurse at Baptist Health Bethesda Hospital where she began building her nursing foundation.
Stephanie has opened and maintained several dual diagnosis facilities in the South Florida area and understands the unique dynamic between the medical and administrative duties as the Chief Nursing Officer. Some of these duties she excels in are creating and implementing systems and procedures to comply with the most up-to-date federal and state compliance. Stephanie has demonstrated expertise in overall operations with the medical and nursing components of treatment in both our Florida and New Jersey locations. Stephanie's approach in providing nursing care continues to be that no matter what the client is here for, WE are here to help. Her goal as Chief Nursing Officer with Boca Recovery Center is to provide a collaborative comprehensive approach to client-centered care for the best client outcomes.
Casey Hiltner was born and raised in Margate, New Jersey, and moved to South Florida after reaching out to his childhood friend, Chris Ferry, for help with his addiction. With Chris’ support and encouragement, Casey found sobriety and remained in South Florida, and soon he began working for Chris as Boca Recovery Center was in its initial stages of development.
Now, with several solid years of recovery under his belt, Casey has been working for Boca Recovery Center in their Admissions Department in various positions. For the past 2 years, Casey has taken a leadership role as the Director of Community Outreach, and he is excited to be relocating home to New Jersey, where he will continue in his role of Outreach at our Galloway, New Jersey
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Blake was born and raised in Chicago, Illinois. He moved to New Jersey in January 2023, specifically to take on his role of Director of Operations for Boca Recovery Center in Galloway. Blake has been working in substance use disorder treatment for the past 4 years. He began his career in treatment in California, holding various positions including Behavioral Health Technician, Insurance Collections, Administration, and Program Director. Blake has been in recovery since 2019 and credits his ongoing sobriety to finding a spiritual way of living through the 12 steps. When he is not working, Blake enjoys time with his family, and spending time with his two young daughters.
Tara was born and raised in New Jersey. After graduating from high school, Tara joined the U.S. Army as a Combat Medic. After a car accident in 2003, Tara was prescribed opioid medication and spent the next 8 years struggling with addiction. In 2013, Tara began working in substance use treatment as a behavioral health technician and made the decision to return to school. Tara received her CADC and associate degree simultaneously and went on to complete her bachelor’s degree and then master’s degree in social work. In December 2022, Tara joined the team at Boca Recovery Center in Galloway as a Primary Therapist, and her leadership skills and passion for her work resulted in her taking the role of Supervisor of Counseling Services in September 2023. In her spare time, Tara can be found providing service to her recovery community, helping to carry the message of recovery. Tara also loves being outdoors and can often be found on hiking trails. Tara also has a strong love for Shark Week, calling it “my favorite time of the year.”
What to Expect
Walking in the door to our New Jersey rehab center is like walking into a healthy new life. You may be ready to take that next step forward but any new beginning can still be stressful. To help you envision what lies ahead here’s what you can expect at our inpatient rehab.
A key benefit of inpatient treatment is that you’ll have support around the clock whenever you need it. If you’re struggling at 2:00 in the morning then there’s someone to talk you through it and put you at ease. We’re proud to have addiction professionals who work 24 hours a day to meet your needs.
We treat every client as the individual they are. Rather than trying to align you with a standardized program, we’ll work with you to create a treatment plan that serves you best. You’ll engage in treatments that don’t just help with your sobriety but further your growth and fulfillment as a person.
Rehab can be hard work but that doesn’t mean you can’t have some fun and enjoyment along the way too. During your inpatient stay at Boca Galloway, you can take advantage of our luxury accommodations in New Jersey and amenities like indoor and outdoor fitness and recreation areas and even a media room.
Insurance & Payment Options
Clients often assume that inpatient rehab is too expensive. However, you might be surprised by how much your insurance will cover. We’re here to walk you through the process and make the financial side of treatment as stress-free as possible. Contact our Galloway rehab to verify your insurance and to discuss our other payment options.
“For 15 years, I had been trapped in an addiction to alcohol. ... I needed alcohol just to function, and my withdrawals had become so severe that I knew I could not safely quit on my own.”
At Boca
“When I arrived, three incredibly kind and compassionate staff members immediately helped me through the withdrawals I was experiencing. Within a few hours, I was already feeling better.”
Today
“My life since leaving Boca has been the best it has been in 20 years.”
