Veterans Affairs Medical Center – Saint Cloud, MN Detox & Drug Rehab Center

Name: Veterans Affairs Medical Center MH RRTP
Address: 4801 Veterans Drive, Saint Cloud, Minnesota, 56303, Minnesota
Telephone: 844-569-1713
Price range: $0.00 - $100.00

Veterans Affairs Medical Center is a leading detox and inpatient drug and alcohol rehab center in Saint Cloud, MN. For individuals struggling with an addiction alcohol, benzodiazepines (Xanax, Klonopin, Valium, etc), or opioids (heroin, oxycodone, hydrocodone, etc), a supervised medical detoxification may be necessary before entering residential treatment.

Contact Information

Phone Number: 320-252-1670
Website: https://www.stcloud.va.gov

Primary Type Of Service Provided

Alcohol and Drug Abuse Treatment
Dual Diagnosis Treatment (Mental Health/Substance Abuse)

Type Of Care (I.E Detoxification, Substance Abuse Treatment, etc)

Drug And Alcohol Detoxification
Medication Assisted Treatment (I.E. Suboxone, Methadone)
Mental Health Treatment

Type Of Care (I.E Detoxification, Substance Abuse Treatment, etc)

Substance Abuse And Addiction Treatment

Service Setting (Inpatient, Outpatient, etc)

Computerized Treatment
IOP (Intensive Outpatient) Treatment
Outpatient Opioid Detoxification And Treatment (Suboxone, Methadone)
Outpatient Treatment
Outpatient Treatment
Residential
Long-Term Residential Treatment
Short-Term Residential Treatment

Facility Operation (Private, State-Funded, etc)

U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs

Types Of Payment Accepted

Military Insurance (I.E TRICARE)
Private Health Insurance (PPO, HMO, etc)
Cash Or Self-Pay
State-Funded Health Insurance Plan Other Than Medicaid
Financial Assistance

Languages

Hearing-Impaired Friendly

Special Programs Offered

Active Duty Military
Co-Occurring Disorders (Mental Health And Addiction)
Persons With Past Trauma
Veterans
Persons Who Have Experienced Sexual Abuse

Age Groups Accepted

Adults (21-65)
Young Adults (18-21)

Genders Accepted

Female
Male

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Tom Anderson

Hi, my name is Tom Anderson and I aim to help as many people through substance abuse tribulations as I possibly can.

My brother has been an abuser of substances for a long time – both illegal drugs and alcohol. After many hazy years, he finally came to me and told me that he wanted to change. He felt as though he could confide in me as I had never turned my back on him.