Prices
Prices. Contact us for up to date prices and offers which come through form time to time. We will have a rehab centre in your area. Blow is a list of some of the residential rehab centres we work with.
Blackpool – Bournemouth – Birmingham – Bristol – Cardiff – East Sussex – Leicester – Liverpool – Luton – Norfolk – Northampton – Nottingham – Scotland – Scarborough – Watford
Above are the locations of our residential rehab centres which we offer. The prices vary depending on the rehab centre, and depending if they are fully residential or quasi residential. If you do not know the difference, it is very important you call us on Tel: 07811 606 606 as they may not be the centre for you. Below is a list from our Luton Residential Rehab Centre. These are correct prices, and will hopefully give you a good of todays treatment prices. We do have centres to suite all budgets including funding options, NHS options etc. Call Tel: 07811 606 606 (24 hours)
Rehab Costs – Prices – Fully Residential Including your own chef who cooks ALL your food – 24 hour nursing
Call: 07811 606 606 (24 Hours)
Rehab Centre Prices. It has never been more affordable to go to a rehab centre. I believe there has never been better treatment, or more affordable prices.
Fully Residential Rehab and Detox – From £1,900 (7 nights – Rehab and detox – 24 hours nursing – all meals included – Nothing else to pay)
Alcohol Home Detox – £1,295 (Nothing else to pay)
As well as Rehab Centre Prices. Talk to us about funding if needed. Our team are here 24 hours a day. Call 07811 606 606 (24 hours)
About us – Prices
We have been offering the lowest prices drug and alcohol addiction treatment since 2009. Our five residential rehab centres for drug and alcohol addiction have been working hard to keep our prices down. But still offering great treatment. We currently have an 85% success rate for long term abstinence from drugs or alcohol. I am happy to explain why our system works when you call.
Why do other centres charge more – Rehab Centre Prices
The simple answer is, because they can. We all do the same sort of treatment. Some people are good at it, and other not so good. A lot of this is due to how long the centres have been established and who is behind them. Call us now on Tel: 07811 606 606 (24 hours)
In the UK, the cost of residential rehab centres can vary depending on a number of factors, including the location, the level of care provided, and the length of stay. Here are some estimated costs for residential rehab centres in the UK:
- NHS-funded treatment: The National Health Service (NHS) offers free treatment for addiction at various centres throughout the UK. However, there may be a waiting list for these services, and the level of care provided may not be as comprehensive as that provided by private rehab centres.
- Private rehab centres: Private rehab centres in the UK can range in cost from £1,900 to £7500 per week, with an average cost of around £14,500 for a 28-day program. (Ours is £6800 for 4 weeks) Luxury rehab centres can cost even more, with some charging upwards of £7500 per week.
- Charity-funded treatment: Some rehab centres in the UK are funded by charitable organisations, and may offer free or low-cost treatment to individuals who meet certain eligibility criteria. These programs may have limited availability and may require a referral from a healthcare professional.
Costs – Prices
It is important to note that these costs are just estimates and can vary widely depending on the individual’s needs and circumstances. Some rehab centres may offer sliding scale fees or financial assistance for individuals who cannot afford to pay the full cost of treatment.
It is also important to consider the potential long-term costs of not receiving treatment for addiction, such as lost income, legal fees, and medical expenses. Many insurance plans in the UK cover at least a portion of the cost of addiction treatment, but it is important to check with the insurance provider to understand what is covered and what is not. Ultimately, the cost of residential rehab centres in the UK should be weighed against the potential benefits of receiving comprehensive, evidence-based treatment for addiction.