If stimulant use is affecting your physical health, emotional well-being, relationships, work, or daily responsibilities—or you've tried to stop but continue using—it may be time to seek professional help. A confidential assessment can help determine the level of care that's right for you.

Stimulants include methamphetamine, cocaine, crack cocaine, prescription medications such as Adderall®, Vyvanse®, and Ritalin® when misused, and other substances that increase activity in the central nervous system. Each can lead to dependence and significant physical and psychological consequences.

Some individuals benefit from medical monitoring during early withdrawal, while others can begin treatment in Residential, PHP, or Virtual IOP. Following a comprehensive assessment, our clinical team will recommend the safest and most appropriate level of care based on your individual needs.

Many commercial insurance plans provide coverage for stimulant addiction treatment. Fusion Health offers complimentary insurance verification to help you understand your benefits before beginning treatment.

Many individuals are able to continue working or attending school while participating in treatment. Virtual Intensive Outpatient (IOP) is designed to provide structured, evidence-based care while allowing many people to maintain their daily responsibilities.

Treatment length varies depending on each person's recovery goals, clinical needs, and progress. Your treatment plan is individualized and may include multiple levels of care as you continue moving forward in recovery.

A member of our admissions team will contact you to answer your questions, verify insurance benefits if requested, and schedule a confidential clinical assessment. From there, we'll help you determine the treatment approach that's most appropriate for your situation

Absolutely. Recovery from stimulant addiction is possible with compassionate support, evidence-based treatment, and a personalized recovery plan. Every day, individuals take the first step toward rebuilding healthy, meaningful lives—and we're here to help you do the same.