Frequently Asked Questions

Deciding to enter rehab is one of the biggest decisions you will ever make. We understand you are faced with many challenges and are here to help you every step of the way.

We hope you consider Beachside Rehab, as we have proven ourselves as one of the top treatment facilities in the country. We are proud of the impact we have had on past patients, and are here to help you regain control of your life. Feel free to contact us online or via phone at 866-349-1770.

Do I need treatment?

Take a moment to answer this brief survey:

Do you use drugs, or alcohol to relieve pressure when you are stressed, or unhappy?
When you are celebrating something good in your life, do you always turn to drugs, or alcohol to celebrate?
Do you experience guilt, or shame from your drug or alcohol use?
Do you feel annoyed when someone comments on your drug, and/or alcohol use?
Have you experienced multiple DUIs?
Do you use drugs, and/or alcohol to build your self esteem?
Have you lost a job due to your drug, and/or alcohol use?
Do you socialize primarily with others who use drugs?
Have you ruined family, friend and personal relationships due to your drug, and/or alcohol use?

If you have answered yes to any of these questions, than you most likely should seek treatment to turn your life around.

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If you have coverage of any kind from a major insurance provider, your treatment is likely covered!

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“Beachside Rehab was a life changing experience for me. I was so lost in life and my whole family had given up on me. Treatment was my last hope. I am so thankful I found Beachside. The therapy offices felt so comfortable and helped me calm down because I was so nervous."

Karen W.

“I loved Beachside! The staff, the facilities, and the program was amazing. So thankful I found this place! I highly recommend this treatment center!”

Samantha R.

“I was treated on an individual basis. My treatment focused on my needs to get well. A beautiful setting and very caring staff members. I strongly believe that I have a support system I can depend on now and in my future! Thank you for giving me my life back!”

Jacqueline B.

866-349-1770

300 S. 6th St Fort Pierce, FL, 34950

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