Alcohol & Drug Rehab That Accepts Aetna Health Insurance Raleigh NC

Residents of Raleigh with an Aetna health insurance policy are in luck, should they need the best drug and alcohol treatment provided for by their plan: It's a short drive to the west, located near Knoxville, Tennessee, and it's at a place called Cornerstone of Recovery.

Today, we're one of the largest providers of residential drug and alcohol treatment in the state of Tennessee, having moved to a new campus in 2017 that sits on 25 acres and includes such facilities as a modestly furnished residence tower, an on-campus ropes course for those who take part in Activity Therapy; a state-of-the-art fitness center used daily by patients; and much more. When our doors first opened in 1989, however, we were small in scope: only 18 beds, and only 22 staff members, but all of it fueled by the dream of our founder, William J. "Bill" Hood. As a recovering alcoholic himself, Bill recognized that the therapeutic value of one alcoholic helping another is without parallel, and ever since, we've made it our mission to draw our employees from both the local recovery community and the fields of psychology and social work.

That gives us a well-rounded staff of licensed, credentialed clinicians and therapists with recovering addicts and alcoholics who once found a new way to live at Cornerstone, having come to us from across the country — including Raleigh. As a facility that's in network with most major commercial and private insurance plans like Aetna, we take prospective patients from across the Southeast, because over three decades we've developed a reputation as the best facility at which to get help for a drug and alcohol problem.

That help starts with a 3- to 5-day stay in Medical Detox, where patients are slowly and safely withdrawn from drugs and alcohol, followed by transition to one of our four residential inpatient programs: Newcomers, Recovery Renewal, Young Adult and Women's Only, all of which are comprised of peers seeking a similar way out of the darkness and who provide one another with encouragement, accountability and camaraderie. As part of each program, patients will experience various therapies (like Dialectical Behavior Therapy or Cognitive Process Therapy, for example), attend educational lectures, sit in on processing groups and more. We'll give them an opportunity to mend bridges with loved ones in our family therapy program, and our psychiatric team will evaluate their dual diagnosis needs for co-occurring mental health disorders.

All of that, plus much more, will help them to stop using and drinking, lose the desire to do so and return home to Raleigh from Cornerstone as responsible, productive, sober individuals ready to contribute to their homes and communities.