Inpatient VS Outpatient

While deciding to opt for a treatment of addiction, one may often hear terms Outpatient or Inpatient facility or rehabs. So it becomes very important for an individual to know the difference between the two and their benefits when compared. Decisions of choosing inpatient or outpatient are decided with the help of a professional or a doctor. Since they diagnose your level of addiction, a complete background check helps to decide. If the addiction is severe Inpatient option works the best.

Detoxification of body by use of natural healing techniques or we can say in simple words without use of medications removing toxins from patients body. The natural techniques used in this treatment are like Yoga, acupuncture, meditation, Nutritional therapy, Exercise, Massage etc. This treatment heals the patient on emotional, mental, physical and spiritual levels.

Outpatient means treatment where patient is not required to stay overnight in the facility or a hospital but spends some time or hours for therapies, counselling etc.

No doubts process of detoxification recovery is indeed medically difficult. But the medical issues encountered are easily handled, or we say promptly and efficiently dealt.

Inpatient Care

1. Inpatient care is definitely more effective and helpful in faster recovery with less chances of relapse towards addiction.
2. This is for patients who are in need of intensive, interdisciplinary rehabs. Program is designed to improve function and promote each patient's highest degree of independence & confidence.
3. 24 hour supervised Care. Uncomfortable physical component from drug or alcohol addiction may lead the used back to drug.
4. No doubts process of detoxification recovery is indeed medically difficult. But the medical issues encountered are easily handled, or we say promptly and efficiently dealt.

Outpatient Care

1. Checking with Treatment specialist everyday for therapy.
2. This can be from 8 hours a day to 2 hours per day.
3. Multiple Therapy sessions may individual alone or within a group or family.
4. Medical procedures, tests or help given by a medical centre without the patient to stay overnight is outpatient service.