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My fiance has a opiate problem and he is wanting help... we have no money or insurance and we don't know what to do. he is really wanting the help but we dont know where to start of finding help that will help for free or little payments.

Submitted by ohio45750 Fri 09/24/2010

Hello Ohio45750, Most people

Submitted by Tammy on Tue, 09/28/2010 - 14:53.

Hello Ohio45750,

Most people who are struggling with an opiate addiction require in house care at a hospital or rehab center. I understand how expensive these programs can be and with out insurance and money it makes the situation even more stressful.

Have you tried your local Medicaid office or maybe you could try a drug therapist who could recommend a program that is low cost or even free. Perhaps a free drug program (such as they have with AA) may be able to advise you of local charities that help pay or pay for the entire treatment. Don't give up just keep looking.

 

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