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(715) 424-5040
110 24th Street South, Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin,
54494
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Northwest Journey (NWCGC) is a mental health treatment center for people seeking treatment near Wood County.
As part of their treatment modalities for recovery, Northwest Journey (NWCGC) p...
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Common Questions About Rehab in Wisconsin Rapids
Rehab in Wisconsin Rapids includes outpatient clinics downtown, residential retreats across Wood County, and detox services at Aspirus Riverview Hospital. Families often weigh U.S. 10 access and the city’s paper industry roots. Touring centers helps compare local and regional programs.
Outpatient rehab is usually the more affordable choice, while residential centers in rural Wisconsin are costlier for housing and intensive therapy. Some providers offer financial aid.
Most Wisconsin Rapids providers accept private insurance and Wisconsin Medicaid. Staff help confirm benefits.
Dual diagnosis programs often treat depression, trauma, and stress, conditions tied to rural and industrial decline. Programs cost more but are partly covered.
Faith-based rehab often partners with Lutheran and Catholic congregations, offering pastoral support and group recovery. Many reduce costs with donations.
LGBTQ+-affirming services are limited locally but available in Stevens Point and Madison, with insurance-backed inclusive care.
Wood County (Wisconsin Rapids) reflects Wisconsin’s 1,415 opioid overdose deaths in 2023, most involving fentanyl. Alcohol misuse also remains a statewide issue. Local responses emphasize naloxone distribution, rural prevention, and expanded treatment access.
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Published Oct 12 2023
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Updated Aug 25 2024
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