FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Do you have questions about our services? Here are some we are asked most often. If your question is not on this list, call us at (405) 840-9000.
Does A Chance to Change have an inpatient facility?
What if I need help but don’t have the means to pay?
No. ACTC is strictly an on-site outpatient service agency. If inpatient treatment is needed, your counselor will help with referrals.
How do I know what kind of treatment to request?
Do you treat problems other than addiction?
Our addiction treatment program is a structured outpatient program conducted by professional counselors. It will include individual, group, and/or family counseling, according to the needs of each client.
How long does the treatment program take?
And after that is my addiction cured?
What do you charge?
I don’t want anyone to know about my problems.
The structured treatment program generally lasts twelve weeks, but you can continue counseling as long as needed.
No. Addiction recovery is a lifelong commitment. Substance use changes brain pathways and recovery requires life long abstinence from the substance or behavior causing the disease.
Professional counseling is billed according to time and situation. ACTC accepts most insurance, Medicaid, cash, check, and most major credit cards. If finances are a concern for you, please inquire about the A Chance to Recover program supported by the United Way of Central Oklahoma. This program offers financial assistance for those who need help paying for addiction treatment services.
For more information, please call our office at (405) 840-9000.
We attempt to make services available to any person whose life has been affected by substance abuse or problem gambling. If finances are a concern for you, please inquire about the A Chance to Recover program supported in part by the United Way of Central Oklahoma. This program offers financial assistance for those who need help paying for addiction treatment services.
We provide counseling for emotional and psychological issues, including depression, anxiety, trauma, marital & family issues and other disorders.
Your records, conversations and any other personal information are strictly confidential. We adhere to the highest ethical and legal regulations concerning patient confidentiality.