Frequently Asked Questions About Treatment and Recovery
The Answers You Need Begin Your Journey at Wellbridge
Coming to addiction rehab can naturally feel daunting, especially for those who have never experienced it before.
You may not know what to expect, what you can bring, or if your insurance will be accepted.
Wellbridge is here to provide you with the answers you need to kickstart your recovery journey. Reach out to our team today to start making your way to a brighter, healthier future.
Where is Wellbridge Located?
The Wellbridge campus is located at 525 Jan Way, Calverton, NY 11933, nestled on a sprawling 96-acre property to accommodate all your recovery needs.
Is Wellbridge Easily Accessible?
Just 70 miles east of New York City, Wellbridge’s serene campus allows you to concentrate on your recovery while remaining easily accessible for your loved ones to participate. Our recovery community is easily accessible by car, by flying into LaGuardia, JFK, or LI MacArthur (Islip) airports, or by taking the ferry from Connecticut.
What Can I Bring to Wellbridge?
Patients at Wellbridge are encouraged to bring personal belongings such as clothing, toiletries, and any necessary medications, preferably in their original containers, for review by our medical team upon admission. While personal electronics like cell phones and tablets will be available in the business center, your clinical team will determine their usage to ensure it aligns with your treatment plan.
Who Are the Clinicians That Work at Wellbridge?
Wellbridge boasts a robust medical team comprising one full-time MD, one full-time DO, five additional medical providers (including Psych Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants), and over 40 dedicated nurses. Our clinical team consists of licensed professionals – including master and clinical level social workers – mental health counselors, creative arts therapists, recreational therapists, vocational counselors, addiction counselors, and certified peer recovery advocates.
With specialists in trauma and family work and expertise in catering to diverse populations such as LGBTQIA+, veterans, first responders, union members, and individuals across various age groups, our team ensures comprehensive care for all our patients. Meet our team here.
Can I Keep My Current Job While Attending Rehab?
At Wellbridge, we understand the importance of balancing recovery with professional responsibilities. That’s why we have a full-time Vocational Rehabilitation Therapist dedicated to supporting patients with short-term FMLA and other employment-related needs. Our business center is available to all patients, and our admissions team is eager to discuss how we can accommodate your work or professional requirements during your treatment journey.
What Kinds of Insurance Does Wellbridge Accept?
Wellbridge partners with numerous insurance carriers as an in-network provider, such as Empire BlueCross BlueShield, United Behavioral Health, Cigna, Aetna, MagnaCare, Northwell Direct, Optum Employee Health Plan of Suffolk County, and 1199 SEIU Funds. Out-of-network benefits are accessible to patients with NYSHIP through Carelon. Our team is ready to verify your benefits, discuss out-of-pocket expenses, and explore self-pay options if needed.
How Long Does Treatment Typically Take?
The average length of treatment is 28 days, though some insurance providers may dictate a different timeline, depending on their guidelines. Wellbridge also offers aftercare services and ongoing referrals for continuing care, all of which will be included in your specialized treatment plan.
How Many Beds Does Wellbridge Have?
Wellbridge boasts 30 dedicated detox beds to provide comprehensive care during the crucial initial stages of recovery. Additionally, our residential facility offers accommodation for up to 100 individuals, ensuring a supportive and nurturing environment for ongoing treatment and rehabilitation.
Start Healing Today
Call Wellbridge to connect with our intake team members and learn how we can support your recovery journey.