Frequently Asked
The Differents is a luxury drug rehab in Nevada. Learn more about our services and the admissions process.
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Explore answers to common questions about admissions.
What are the steps of the admissions process?
First, a client or loved one calls the admissions line at (844) 290-1362. From there, we will discuss preliminary information to see if the potential client qualifies for services.
Does The Differents accept insurance?
Yes, we accept insurance. We are in-network with Aetna, BCBS, Cigna, Hometown Health, TriWest, and UHC.
Is The Differents accredited?
Yes, we are accredited by the Joint Commission.
Do you offer financial assistance?
We can work with clients on a case-by-case basis. If we have scholarship funding available, we may be able to work with clients on a sliding scale.
How is The Differents different from other programs?
The Differents is different from other programs in many ways.
- We offer competitive pricing.
- Clients can enjoy a private room, and most clients will have access to a private bathroom, as well.
- With a maximum of 10 clients in our transitional housing, the staff-to-client ratio is well above industry standard.
- Small group sizes with truly individualized treatment plans.
- Remote, beautiful setting with a plethora of activities and services offered onsite.
What if my loved one is not ready for treatment but needs it?
They can give us a call so we can discuss the program and work through treatment barriers. If the loved one is local, we can schedule a tour, and they can sit with staff to work through treatment barriers. We also offer intervention services and sober companions.
What happens if I have a pending legal issue?
We will be happy to provide legal advocacy and, if necessary, request an interstate compact. Our staff is experienced in advocating for clients at the legal level and has had success in keeping individuals out of jail, court cases postponed until completion of treatment, etc.
What happens if I need transportation assistance to get to treatment?
We offer sober companions, who will drive or fly to your location and bring you to treatment. These services are also offered once a client completes treatment, either by helping a client transition down a level of care or by helping transport the client safely home. The same support is also available for step-ups in care or for external referrals.
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Clinical FAQs
Learn more about our clinical services.
What therapies do you provide?
- ACT (Acceptance Commitment Therapy)
- MI (Motivational Interviewing)
- CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy)
- CPT (Cognitive Processing Therapy)
- REBT (Rational Emotive Behavioral Therapy)
- DBT (Dialectical Behavioral Therapy)
- EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprogramming)
- IFS (Internal Family Systems)
- Mindfulness and Meditation
- Art Therapy
- Music Therapy
- Adventure Therapy
- Horticulture Therapy
- Equine Therapy
- Sound Therapy
How often do clients attend therapy?
Clients are placed in groups. Transitional Housing clients spend a minimum of 12 hours of group sessions and one individual session per week. Additional individual sessions are available upon request. Additional hours not in groups are scheduled with activities. We keep our clients engaged throughout the day and, while we allow time for rest and reflection, do not offer much “idle time.”
What aftercare programs do you provide?
- Ongoing groups for graduates after completion of program
- Referral Services
- Legal Advocacy
- Family Sessions
Do you have an alumni program?
- Alumni are invited to return to groups once a month after completing a program.
- Alumni may participate in individual sessions with their primary counselor if desired (NV residents only).
- We also offer ongoing alumni virtual peer groups.
How long can I expect to be in treatment?
This will depend on each person but can typically range between 30-120 days.
Is my treatment confidential?
The Differents adheres to client confidentiality and all HIPAA CFR 42 guidelines.
How many times a week will I receive individual therapy?
Once per week at minimum. Additional sessions are available upon request.
How will my treatment plan be decided?
You will have informed consent and be an active participant in your treatment plan. After your biopsychosocial assessment, you will meet with your primary therapist to develop a treatment plan based on the presenting problems.
How will my family participate in treatment?
- Family members you select and sign a release of information for will receive weekly updates on your progress within the parameters you specify on the release of information.
- Family members you select will receive peer support and resources to help them better understand the biopsychosocial impacts of substance use.
- We offer couples and family sessions.
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Facility FAQs
Learn more about what to expect at our treatment center.
What do the bedrooms include?
- 10 private bedrooms
- Six bedrooms have private bathrooms
- All bedrooms have Smart TVs with premium streaming, nightstands/lamps, dressers, and chairs.
- Six bedrooms have closets (four walk-in), and four have armoire/dressers with ample storage.
What amenities does your facility have?
- Full-size NBA Regulation indoor basketball court onsite
- Two-lane full-size bowling alley onsite
- Pickleball onsite
- Tennis onsite
- Art room onsite
- Music room onsite
- Hiking near the facility
- Comprehensive Whole Person approach with high-level case management
Am I allowed to use technology (phones or laptops) while in the program?
- Executives or individuals requesting work hours during treatment will be allowed to use technology for this purpose under supervision.
- In general, clients do not have access to their cell phones or laptops while in treatment.
- Clients may make weekly supervised calls to loved ones.
- Clients with minor children will have regularly scheduled calls three times weekly as indicated by the clinical team to allow for consistency, predictability, and accountability in restoring relationships.
Is smoking or vaping allowed at The Differents?
Smoking and vaping are not permitted indoors and only in the smoking area.
Will I have a roommate?
Rooms are private.
Do I need to bring my current prescriptions with me?
Yes, though they will be reviewed with our staff Primary Care MD and Psychiatrist.
What if I have a business call for work?
Business calls will be permitted on a case-by-case basis during scheduled times.
Is housing co-ed or gender specific?
Housing is co-ed but genders are separated in different wings.
Can I bring my pet with me?
No pets are allowed.
Do clients get to leave the facility/are there outings?
Clients are permitted to leave the facility with staff, and outings are offered multiple times during the week.
