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Drug Rehab in Virginia

Priory Hospital Preston Reston

Priory Hospital Preston is a private facility in Reston. It is one of 247 SAMHSA-listed addiction treatment centers in Virginia. This page explains its programs, therapies, and payment options.

Priory Hospital Preston, Reston

Residential Rehab28+ days

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Priory Hospital Preston provides private inpatient care for adults facing mental health challenges and eating disorders. The team blends evidence-based methods with personalized planning to find the right path for each person. They address conditions such as depression, schizophrenia, and bipolar disorder, as well as anorexia, bulimia, and binge eating disorder.

For people also dealing with substance use, the hospital offers a multidisciplinary team to support recovery. The peaceful grounds include landscaped gardens where planned downtime can aid overall wellbeing. Free assessments are available by phone, letting you speak with a clinician to clarify needs and options before deciding on the next step.

Care at the rehabilitation center covers substance use disorders and a range of mental health conditions, with support shaped around the person's diagnosis and particular needs. People can work out practical strategies for recovery and form meaningful connections in a setting that supports healing. Priory Hospital Preston in Reston, Virginia, offers a private inpatient environment for drug and alcohol addiction treatment that pairs approaches drawn from research with planning for the individual.

Programs for Priory Hospital Preston

The center offers residential rehab for drug addiction and dual diagnosis care. Care is evidence-based and holistic, with therapies such as one-on-one counseling, cognitive behavioral therapy, family therapy, group therapy, nutrition counseling, and weight loss support. This Virginia rehab center provides inpatient care that addresses both addiction and mental health diagnoses through a structured daily schedule.

The program typically lasts 28 days or more, depending on individual needs. With 31 to 50 beds, the facility offers a community-oriented setting. When you choose a residential program at Priory Hospital Preston, you receive round-the-clock support in a private facility in Reston, VA that focuses on practical recovery strategies.

  • Holistic
  • Evidence-Based
  • 1-on-1 Counseling
  • Nutrition Counseling
  • Group Therapy
  • Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
  • Family Therapy
  • Weight Loss

Who this program is meant to help

  • Men and women seeking inpatient treatment for drug addiction
  • Adults with co-occurring anxiety, depression, or PTSD
  • Individuals with eating disorders such as anorexia, bulimia, or binge eating disorder
  • People experiencing stress alongside substance use
  • Those who prefer a private, English-language program in Reston

Setting and length of stay in Reston

Programs usually run for 28 days or longer, and the facility has a capacity of 31 to 50 beds. You can choose a private or shared room, and there is an outdoor lounge. The private grounds feature landscaped gardens for scheduled relaxation. Services are available in English. If you want a Virginia rehab with a calm environment, then Priory Hospital Preston in Reston could suit you if you value privacy and outdoor space.

Paying for treatment in Reston

Cash payments are accepted at Priory Hospital Preston. Insurance might cover part of the costs, but benefits need confirming directly with the facility. When you contact our helpline, we can help you verify whether your insurance plan covers treatment at this center and explain which details you will need. The helpline is free, private, and does not obligate you to anything.

Questions worth posing before admission

  • Does my insurance cover residential rehab at this facility, and what is the verification process?
  • For someone with my diagnosis, what is the usual length of stay?
  • In what ways are dual diagnosis care treated during the program?
  • What is the structure of each day, and what number of individual therapy sessions is offered?
  • What aftercare or discharge planning is available?
Priory Hospital Preston (3), Reston

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Good to know

  • Does Priory Hospital Preston in Reston accept Medicaid?

    According to the FACTS, Priory Hospital Preston accepts cash payments. Medicaid acceptance is not listed. Since coverage can differ, you should call the facility directly to confirm whether they work with Medicaid or other insurance plans. Our helpline can help you prepare questions and understand your options, but it does not guarantee coverage or admission.

  • How long do people typically stay at Priory Hospital Preston?

    Programs usually last 28 days or more. The actual duration may depend on your individual needs and treatment plan. The facility has 31 to 50 beds, so space may be limited. It is best to discuss expected length of stay with the clinical team during the free assessment call.

  • What therapies are offered at this Virginia rehab center?

    The center offers individual counseling, cognitive behavioral therapy, family therapy, group therapy, nutrition counseling, and weight loss support. These come through evidence-based and holistic approaches. The program is built for drug addiction and dual diagnosis care. You can ask about the particular mix of therapies during the assessment.

  • Is Priory Hospital Preston a residential rehabilitation program?

    Yes, it provides residential rehab with 31 to 50 beds. The setting includes private or shared rooms, an outdoor lounge, and landscaped gardens. The program is private and held in English. Residential care means you live at the facility for the duration of your treatment, which is typically 28 days or more.

  • Does Priory Hospital Preston offer detox or withdrawal management?

    The center offers residential rehab for drug addiction, but the FACTS do not list a standalone detox service. Coming off alcohol and some drugs can be medically risky, so a clinician should assess whether you need withdrawal management before residential care begins. Ask the team during your assessment call how they handle withdrawal and whether they refer to a detox provider.

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