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				  Whether you are personally addicted to a drug, or someone you know  and love has a problem with addiction, enrolling in a drug rehab center  is an excellent way to kick the habit. Of course, this is a very  difficult decision to make, and can sometimes be somewhat humiliating.  Remember that in the long run, it’s important to be clean and sober, so  the results will be well worth any pain or embarrassment you might feel  at the time.  One of the first questions most people ask when  considering going to a drug rehab center is, “How much will it cost?”  This can only be answered by determining what kind of benefits you may  have under your insurance, which center you’d like to attend, and what  services you want to enroll it. Most health insurance companies cover  the cost of attending a drug rehab center, because addiction is often  classified as a disease. Check into your healthcare provider’s drug rehab  programs, and see what services they offer. In some cases, the state  may also assist with covering at least part of the costs.  Once the cost question has been answered, the task of choosing the  right drug rehab center and programs comes next. Decide whether the  stay should be short or long-term. Depending on the situation, the  person who is addicted may find out that they have to stay longer than  originally thought. It truly depends on the progress made while there.  Not all drug addiction treatment centers require medical treatment in conjunction with  their programs, but it is available if needed. In addition, there are  always qualified doctors and nurses there 24 hours a day to ensure the  medical needs of the patients are met, even in case of an emergency.  Drug withdrawal can be a painful and frightening experience, and  sometimes medical attention is required. Although it is a difficult  decision, the positive outcome of a sober and happier life makes it all  worthwhile.  
				 
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