I Am Lookinfg for a Free or Very Low Cost Drug Rehab That Would Take My 22 Y.o. Son. We Live in KY .?
Question by mattsmom: I am lookinfg for a free or very low cost drug rehab that would take my 22 y.o. son. We live in KY .?
MY son and is addicted to RX drugs. He wants help now but has no job, money or insurance. His wife is also addicted. He now wants help but they have run up all my credit cards to buy drugs so I can’t help him. He has friends in a rehab in Lexington so I would like to find one farther away from home. I pressed charges against both him and his wife for forging checks and they are court ordered to rehab, but that has not been any help. You still have to do it all yourself unless you want them to sit in jail with other addicts for 6 to 8 months while they try to find them a place. Not to mention the fact that you can get the durgs while you are in jail too.
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Answer by bmac
You have to contact your county’s department of social services. They will get them into rehab if they qualify (sounds like they do) but you are right….you have to show proof that you are “indigent” so they can put them in rehab at no cost.
Remember this……there are 3 kinds of people waiting for beds in rehab.
1) those who are paying out of pocket get first dibs
2) those with health insurance get second dibs
3) no money or insurance get last dibs
It’s unfortunate…..but a fact.
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