Seeking Care – EOSIS

Seeking Help for Addiction

At EOSIS, we’ve helped thousands of people recover from substance use disorder through residential, outpatient, and specialized addiction treatment. Our experienced team is here to create a personalized treatment plan that aligns with your health needs and recovery goals. Take our self-assessment for substance abuse, schedule a professional evaluation, and learn more about our admissions process to begin your journey to recovery today.

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Self Assessment

The signs and symptoms of substance abuse can look different for everyone. While some people openly struggle, others hide their addiction from those around them. If your use of alcohol or other drugs is affecting your relationships, health or daily life, it’s time to get help. Take our self-assessment to find out how substance use may be impacting your life. It’s the first step to a healthier future.

Professional Assessment

At all our outpatient facilities, we offer confidential substance use assessments conducted by a Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor (LADC). This one-time service provides a comprehensive diagnosis, treatment recommendations, and referrals as needed. Make an appointment today.

Admissions

Understand the Admissions process Getting help for you or a loved one for lifelong rehabilitation from alcohol or drug addiction starts with a simple phone call. You can call us directly or fill out our contact form to have someone reach out to you. From there, we guide you through the process from assessment through to recovery.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I just cut back?

Chances are, you’ve already tried cutting back. You may have been successful for a period of time, but you end up going back to using. You may know people who can have been successful in reducing their use or stopping altogether. But for some, this is not possible. Addiction is not a moral failing, it’s a disease. And getting help is not a sign of weakness, but a sign of strength. You deserve a life free from substances and getting treatment will help you find that path to recovery.

How do I know what kind of treatment I need?

Only a professional assessment can determine what kind of addiction treatment is needed. At EOSIS, we use the American Society of Addiction Treatment (ASAM) placement criteria, the most widely used framework for determining level of addiction and mental health care needed for the best results.

What is addiction?

Addiction is more than just a habit, it’s a medical disease like diabetes, cancer or heart disease. And just like these conditions, it can be just as life-threatening if untreated. Affecting one in ten people, drug and alcohol dependency is indifferent to cultures, incomes, ages, and lifestyles. Contrary to the popular stereotype, someone with a substance abuse disorder may still have a good career, a mortgage and a loving family. But over time, addiction can cause negative consequences in a person’s life. This can include negative physical, emotional, and social symptoms, often resulting in lost jobs, strained relationships and financial losses.