INTERVENTION PRICING & PROCESS
Addiction Care Recovery Services charges a flat-rate of $2,800 for our services, plus any travel expenses. The interventionist assigned to your family will make sure to select the most economical flights and travel accommodations, if possible, to prevent unnecessary extra expenditure. For payment, we accept credit cards, money order, and certified check.
We can help you ensure a successful
intervention for a loved one
intervention for a loved one
Call: (877) 245-2384
We can help you ensure a successful intervention for a loved one
Call: (877) 245-2384
Process:
The interventionist assigned to your family will be there to guide your family from beginning to end. Get the ball rolling now and make the call at (877)245-2384. Intervention should always be done with a methodical approach. If we do not complete all of the steps of the process when planning the intervention, it’s likely that it won’t be effective. If you have any other questions about the intervention process, please see visit our Frequently Asked Questions.
The intervention planning stage:
The actual 2-day intervention process once our interventionist arrives:
- Day 1: Preparation & Education Day
- Day 2: Intervention Day
If you have questions about the preparation and education day, please address them when you call in. Our intervention specialists are standing by to take your call and begin planning the intervention that could save your loved one’s life.
Is Intervention Really Worth it?
The cost of intervention services may seem high to some, but let’s consider the amount that an individual spends daily on their drug or alcohol addiction. An individual addicted to heroin that has a habit of $100 a day (which is common) spends about $36,500 over the course of a year.
This number doesn’t include the court and legal fees that may be incurred if your loved one is prosecuted for a drug-related offense such as possession or theft, not to mention the pain and suffering that come along with being enslaved by addiction.
No matter what, the cost of addiction is high.
This is why we can’t stress to you enough the effectiveness of an intervention. In the end, investing in intervention services for your loved one is going to actually save you time, money, and heartache.
It’s important to realize that your loved one’s life is at stake; paying for a service that can save your loved one’s life is always going to be worth it.
Our Intervention Specialists have worked hard in the field for decades to develop the expertise to bring you an invaluable service. Please let us know if you have any questions. Call (877)245-2384 now.
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