Our Alcohol and Drug Rehab Tampa, FL

You'll find that all of American Addiction Centers' facilities allow smoking in designated smoking areas. You can bring cigarettes with you to treatment, but they will need to be in packaging that has not been opened or tampered with. You're also allowed to receive cigarettes through the mail from friends or family members, however these must also be factory sealed. For more information, ask staff at the facility for the rules when you check in to treatment.

River Oaks does accept women who are pregnant: They must be medically stable to attend treatment. However, the decision to accept a pregnant person is at the discretion of the medical professionals at the facility.

Yes, someone from River Oaks can transport you to our facility. This rehab transportation service is available for inpatient services and some outpatient services. You'll need to work out your travel plans, specifically your arrival times, with us so that we can make sure we pick you up on time.

You’ll find translation services at River Oaks on an as-needed basis. Please note that some of American Addiction Centers’ facilities have more availability for translation services than others. However, it is our goal to work with any person who is trying to recover from their substance abuse. It’s important that you let us know as soon as possible if you have a need for a translator.

The cost of addiction treatment will vary from person to person. At River Oaks, we accept many different types of payment for addiction treatment. You can see more about paying for treatment here. In short, we take different types of private insurance plans and you can pay out of pocket. For the most part, American Addiction Centers’ facilities don’t accept Medicaid or Medicare. However, we can set up a payment plan for you to make addiction treatment easier to pay for in the long run.

The safety of our patients and our employees is our highest priority at River Oaks. In a natural disaster, we have plans to move or release any patients that may be impacted. Specific emergencies may necessitate a stop to accepting new patients. If you have a medical emergency while in our care, we will follow any directions you provided during you admission process for further care. If you are trying to reach someone in our care because you are experiencing an emergency at home, you can reach our facility at 813-605-3900. If your loved one has a cell phone during treatment, you can also try and reach them there.

You and your partner may attend treatment at the same time. Please note that you will not be able to stay in the same room, as our facility divides people into male and female rooms and wings.

You will not be forced to stay in treatment at River Oaks, as our programs are voluntary. If you decide to leave our program early or against medical advice, we have counseling services available. Get help now if you or your loved one is in danger. The National Suicide Hotline is a lifesaving resource: 1-800-273-8255, and you can also find immediate help from the National Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration at 1-800-662-4357.