Editorial standards
121 Rehab uses primary sources to explain addiction and mental health treatment: NIDA, NIAAA, SAMHSA, NIMH, CDC, FDA, HHS, CMS, regulators, and published research. Sources support the clinical, medication, and legal facts relevant to each guide. We link directly to the material and record access dates. Guides explain the usual course of care, the differences between treatment settings, and practical details such as appointments, medication access, work arrangements, and continuing support. Examples use recognizable situations, schedules, and quote components to show how a decision works in practice.
Alongside cited research and published records, these guides draw on years of visiting and vetting programs. Observations about clinical schedules, quoted prices, and billing practices describe patterns in that work. They are practice observations rather than market surveys.
Pricing and corrections
Cost guidance identifies the publisher, location, currency, and period covered by a figure. Published program fees and provider-authored cost ranges are attributed to their sources. Written proposals bring the comparison down to the services, accommodation, appointment time, and additional charges involved. Price research dates record when figures were checked. Where shown, source-check dates record when the listed references were checked; editorial changes are recorded separately. Send corrections and source questions to [email protected] with the page address and the detail to check. We correct factual errors and update affected passages and source references. Read more about 121 Rehab.