Providing skilled drug and alcohol treatment for those that suffer from condition of addiction, this substance abuse center in Biloxi, MS addresses General health services with services which revolve to drug abuse treatment, Detoxification, Buprenorphine maintenance, Buprenorphine care for predetermined time, Buprenorphine detoxification, Relapse avoidance from naltrxone, Buprenorphine found in treatment, Naltrexone (oral), Vivitrol (injectable Naltrexone), Accepts clients on opioid medication, Prescribes/administer buprenorphine or naltrexone, Acamprosate(Campral), Disulfiram(Antabuse) and Medicines for psychiatric disorders).

Drug and Alcohol Rehab

This drug rehabilitation proudly extends addiction treatment services for Female and Male that are young adults and Adults and expects that all will adhere to this smoking policy that entails: Smoking permitted in designated area.

Drug and alcohol addictions are excessively hard for everybody else involved and obtaining customized treatment for addiction is crucial to a life worth living. This addiction rehabilitation offers comprehensive, individualized treatment over the Outpatient, Outpatient detoxification, out patient methadone/buprenorphine or naltrexone, Outpatient day treatment or partial hospitalization, Routine inpatient therapy and General Hospital(for example VA hospital) programs.

Alcohol and Drug Addiction Treatment

With the very first evaluation of the individual, a constructive and customized treatment program is intended to happen within an outpatient setting. Every patient reacts to chemical abuse treatment at a special way, yielding different requirements. Patients benefit hugely from receiving intensive treatment, even while they continue to live at home allowing the ability to handle their everyday responsibilities.

Enhancing the addiction treatment method, Gulf Coast Veterans Healthcare System incorporates complex and evidence-based treatment approaches paving the way to a easier and sober future. The treatment approaches employed by this treatment center comprise:

Supporting special groups and programs is a Important value provided by Gulf Coast Veterans Healthcare System and they're:

Cognitive/behavioral therapy
Substance abuse counseling approach
Rational emotive behavioral therapy

Addiction Treatment Programs

Patients learn invaluable life-skills for more intelligent future along with incredible tools to utilize while attempting to manage the everyday challenges within a sober life. Supporting the absorption of these life-skills and tools will be the center addiction treatment servicers that are:

Providing premium quality addiction treatment services in Biloxi, Mississippi is imperative to produce the successful outcomes giving room to hope and inspiration. Funding can be obtained here and the options consist of: Medicaid, Medicare, Private health insurance, Military insurance (e.g. and Federal.

We highly encourage you to reach out directly for this drug rehab center in the event that you'd want to receive extra information on their own services.

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Virginia Smith

I tried all day Thursday, April 11, 2019 to get through to the patient advocate. The telephone number listed in the phone directory is incorrect. I had to go through the operator each time to be transferred. I kept getting a message that all representatives were busy, to select 1 to receive a call back, 2 to continue to hold. I left the message for a callback at 10:00 am. When I did not hear from anyone, I called again at about 1:00 pm and was put through by the operator. I was on hold for 2 hours, 13 minutes before I was disconnected. The message kept saying I was first in line. I called operator again and asked to speak to someone in Administration. The operator informed me that according to protocol I could only be transferred to the Patient Advocate. Then I decided to try a couple of other VA patient advocate telephone numbers, just to see if I could get anyone on the phone at the Mobile VA and the Jackson VA. The Mobile VA number rang for 5 minutes, 35 seconds. No one ever answered. I had a similar experience with the Jackson VA number. There was no option to leave a message. So it seems the whole patient advocate (aka ombudsman) program is a complete sham. And the veteran cannot even report the problem to anyone because the main operator would not transfer me to someone in Administration who is responsible for managing the program. Guess I will send a snail mail letter but do not expect to get a response. Since I live almost 100 miles from the VA, it is difficult to show up in person. And even if I did show up to the office, I have grave doubts that there is anyone there who can help me. Very, very poor service.

EJ Molloy

The VA owes me travel pay from 1 Oct 2018. I was told there’s a 2 week back log. I called again and they said it’s now a 6 week back log. I tried calling to get a status and for the remainder of 2018 until today, no one has picked up the phone. I finally reached the supervisor and my travel voucher miraculously disappeared. I was told I’m too far away to receive travel pay but I received travel pay prior to 1 Oct 2018. This has led me to believe either they’re liars or just plain shady. It’s simply pathetic how they can’t keep up with paperwork and don’t inform people on situations like this on how travel pay is “supposedly” only for certain areas.

Mark Boggan

Waited 45 min in waiting room only to be told by doc, I didnt even know you had an appointment! This was at Mental health!

Mike Jolly

Usually get good service from operators in directing my calls, but today was an exception. First, operator transferred my call to wrong location, when I called back and informed her of her mistake, same operator was rude and I was put on hold for extended period, sort of like being put in the penalty box for daring to speak up. Eventually I hung up and called back, fortunately reached a different operator on third attempt. 20 minutes wasted. Suggest remedial training for VA operators on common courtesy and phone etiquette.

Frank Watkins

Was an easy VA hospital to use. The back Bay is wonderful.. Nice staff as well..and the raccoons as well. Close to Keesler AFB. We used their infrastructure.

linda curtis

Got great care, short wait for appointment. All the staff friendly and helpful

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