Endorsed by the AFL-CIO
Drug and alcohol addiction is a disease that affects not only addicts but also their loved ones. Recovery from addiction requires intense drug rehabilitation. Here at Stay Clean Treatment, we are an exclusive resource for many of the country’s top addiction treatment centers.
We help thousands of addicts and their families in the grips of a disease that kills approximately 2.6 million people a year.
We specialize in placing addicts in some of the best state-of-the-art treatment centers located in South Florida. We also provide intervention specialists and education to help families understand this deadly disease. We proudly offer our clients a variety of different treatment options based on their individualized needs. We are able to help addicts experience a better way to live and put them and their families in the best position possible to recover from the turmoil of the disease of addiction.
Highly Trained Staff
Our entire staff is highly trained in the recovery process, many being in recovery themselves. This affords them the opportunity to provide others with the same chance they were given to recover and seek treatment. We have been fortunate to assist addicts and their loved ones for over 15 years.
Today, we have at our disposal some of the best therapeutic environments to send our clients. Stay Clean Treatment works with almost all insurance companies in order to help as many suffering addicts as possible.
Get the Help You Deserve Now
If you or a loved one is in need of help for drug or alcohol abuse or addiction, contact us now to speak with one of our caring and experienced staff. We can answer any questions regarding the information on this site, and we will work with you to develop individualized plans for treatment.
Although a fee for service private program, Stay Clean Treatment neither supports nor pays any commissions to any third party broker for recommendations or referrals. This practice has been engaged in by some treatment centers and, unfortunately, many vulnerable families have no awareness of this disturbing practice. These individuals who are not counselors are paid significant sums of money or “prizes” to recommend these paying facilities. Any licensed professional would not engage in such practices. If you are unsure as to whether the site is publicly funded, check with your local Addiction Support Programs. Licensed professionals “do not solicit or use information from clients to acquire, either directly or indirectly, advantage or material benefits” and “do not exploit professional relationships for personal benefit, gain or gratification.”