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Pregnant/Postpartum Women - Oakland, Nebraska

Today, there are drug treatment centers that are designed to focus on specific drug addicted groups such as pregnant/postpartum women. These treatment facilities are specifically tailored to the needs of their clients and they address specific issues that are unique just to them. Treatment programs for pregnant/postpartum women typically offer individualized programs that incorporate a great amount of flexibility into their treatment protocol. This ensures that the client's specific needs are met while maintaining the highest level of medical attention available. Many life skills are also integrated into programs developed for pregnant/postpartum women. The most effective pregnant/postpartum treatment centers have included "household" chores (cleaning, cooking, etc.) into their curriculum so that taking care of their babies and small children goes more smoothly once they leave treatment.

  • Omaha Tribe Alcohol Program
    21.2 miles from Oakland, Nebraska
    Omaha Tribe Alcohol Program is located at:

    175 Indian Hill Drive
    Macy, NE. 68039

    If you would like to contact Omaha Tribe Alcohol Program, you can reach them at 402-837-4053.

    Omaha Tribe Alcohol Program offers the following treatment services: Substance Abuse Treatment Services, Halfway House, Outpatient, Adolescents, Pregnant/Postpartum Women, Women, Men, Criminal Justice Clients
    Payment forms accepted: Medicaid