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Substance Abuse Stats for the City of Sumter, South Carolina

Substance abuse statistics in Sumter, South Carolina paint a picture of worrisome drug use. The city, in Sumter County, has experienced drug use and risks like these:

Though the city’s drug overdose deaths are fewer than national or state averages, many people attribute this to better access to medications to reverse overdoses, helping to reduce actual deaths.

Choosing Between an Outpatient and Inpatient Rehab

Impatient Care: Those who have addiction and dependence often benefit from 24/7 protection in a drug-free environment. They will benefit from therapy, medication support, detox, and evidence-based treatment options in a safe environment.

Outpatient Care: Intensive outpatient therapy involves spending 7 to 8 hours a day several times a week with a therapist or in treatment while still being able to live at home. It’s important to know that traditional outpatient care with less than routine support may not be enough.

How Long Can Treatment at a Rehab Last?

The length of drug treatment varies by person. Most people need at least 90 days of consecutive treatment to be stable. However, most recommend at least 6 months of care, including inpatient and outpatient support.

It is never beneficial to rush through therapy. Doing so can nearly always lead to relapse. A person’s needs must be met, and they are likely to need ongoing therapy for years to come on an outpatient basis.

What to Expect at Rehab

During rehab, a person will initially have a full assessment completed and, if necessary, detox. Then, doctors and therapists will create a customized treatment plan to address the person’s unique needs. Most of the time, this includes:

  • Medication assistance for stabilization and to minimize cravings and dependency risks
  • Therapy, including one-on-one and group therapy to create both underlying cause treatment and to develop strategies for dealing with stress outside of treatment.

When Would You Need to Go to Detox?

Some people have a very difficult time stopping the use of drugs or alcohol. Detox can aid in the process. It is beneficial to those who have used drugs for a long time or who have taken drugs that are considered highly addictive and unsafe to simply just stop. Detox is also beneficial to those who have overdosed or relapsed before. It can provide a solution for those struggling with complex or long-term addiction.

How Long is Detox?

The length of detox depends on many of those factors listed above. However, most people will need at least 3 days to detox. Some require up to 3 weeks to go through this process to become stable. Over time, the body removes the toxins and drugs from the system, but the rate of this depends on a person’s health, the type of drug, and any complications that could arise along the way.