Pricing
Our qualified staff at the Gold Coast Addiction & Treatment Rehab are addiction specialists who understand the complex journey of rebuilding our lives.
We have walked this journey of recovery and are able to relate to your needs and struggles. This personal experience with addiction gives us compassion and insight into the recovery process to support you through every step of your journey.
Short Stay Rehab
Our intake worker can discuss with you your treatment options and length of stay during an initial consultation. Our all inclusive daily fee for the short stay rehab is;
- Non-ensuite: $12,320
- Ensuite: $13,475
- Master*: $15,015
- Non-ensuite: $24,640
- Ensuite: $26,950
- Master*: 30,030
- Non-ensuite: $38,170
- Ensuite: $40,480
- Master*: $45,100
- Non-ens $54,450
- Ensuite: $57,750
- Master*: $64,350
This daily fee (incl GST) includes food, staff supervision, therapies (individual counselling), family support, aftercare, activities, transport, pickups and other services provided.
This all-inclusive fee also ensures your complete anonymity from Government EHealth records, Private Health Insurance records as well as Income Protection Insurers that often try to load additional premiums after a person has received treatment for addiction from providers that link their electronic records.
Clients must bring their own medication regime with them that has been authorised by their doctor to be dispensed through a Webster/Blister pack. If additional prescribed medication is required during your stay, this can be added to your rehab fee.
Clients are provided with weekly intravenous vitamin therapy, as well as foundational oral supplements; Zinc, Vit C, Vit D, Magnesium, Multivitamin powder, Omega 3 Krill Oil and Probiotics. Clients wishing to receive additional supplements prescribed by their integrative doctor or naturopath are charged according to their health needs.
You are welcome to continue your treatment beyond 30 days if you want to ensure that you are confident and ready to manage the challenges and complexities of life. If you have any particular concerns or requirements during your stay, we are always happy to discuss this with you.
Day Treatment
The cost of Intensive Day Treatment Program as outlined on our Day Treatment page is $990 (ex GST) per day for the complete intensive day treatment package. This includes individual one-on-one psychotherapy, with treatment manual, lunch provided, family support and aftercare. The total cost of day treatment is $990 x 16 full days of treatment = $15,840 (+GST $1,584) = $17,424.
This is suitable for people who live on the Gold Coast, or are able to stay in the Gold Coast with supervised support. This is specially designed for people who need to be home for children, or are unable to stay at the short stay rehab overnight, due to work or family commitments,
The Intensive Day Treatment is delivered as an individual one-on-one program and offered Monday to Thursday, (or Tuesday to Friday), from 9:30am – 3:30pm for 4 weeks that provides 16 full days of Day Treatment.
Gold Coast Addiction & Treatment Rehab respects people’s need for privacy, so we offer complete discretion and confidentiality with no electronic records that can be accessed by any other organisations, such as Medicare or private health insurance. This is important for many people who want to protect their income protection policies from increasing premiums and loading, as well as potential problems with WorkCover issues.
This Intensive Day Treatment is delivered by our Clinical Director with 29 years of experience, who is a Dual Diagnosis Consultant and you can read about his qualifications and experience on the STAFF PAGE.
Cost vs Benefits
If you are considering treatment, we encourage you to watch the Stages of Change video on the bottom of the SERVICES PAGE, and sit down with a pen & paper to determine the cost of doing the treatment, vs the cost of not doing treatment. Please understand that once treatment commences there is no refund for fees or deposits paid upfront.
Please remember that you will suffer doing the treatment and you will suffer not doing the treatment. Either way, you will suffer, but you may as well suffer completing your treatment and having something to show for it, rather than suffering in your addiction and have nothing to show for it. At the Gold Coast Addiction & Treatment Rehab we have a saying, that we will drive our car, work and relationships by our principles, values and morals…. REGARDLESS OF HOW WE FEEL…!!! This is the cornerstone of sustainable recovery.
As many of our clients say, “It’s wonderful to be free from the control of this addiction that was destroying every part of my life. It’s great to start living again and actually enjoy life instead of enduring it in my addiction.”
This treatment can also be paid through NDIS funding.
People are often able to access their superannuation fund for their treatment and ‘Release My Super’ (1300 090 261) are experts in this area. To discuss this option, click on their logo below…
What Is The Cost Of Not Doing Treatment?
There are many ways to measure the harm caused by addiction and we encourage you to watch the Cycle of Addiction video on the SERVICES PAGE to help you understand and factor in all the ways that addiction has harmed yourself and those you love.
- Health (physical or mental health)
- Legal (fines, court, travelling overseas etc)
- Financial (accommodation, car, debts etc)
- Relationships (family and friends)
- Vocational (work or school)
- Spiritual (principles & values compromised)
- Coping Mechanism (underdeveloped communication & conflict resolution skills)
What Are The Savings Of Doing Treatment?
If you were to estimate how much money you have spent on your addiction in the last 12 months, what would that figure be? $_______
Then add all of the other 6 areas of harm above from the cycle of addiction into your costs vs benefits chart.
Now in terms of investing financially into treatment; if you were to subtract the cost of treatment from the financial cost of continuing in your addiction for the next 12 months, how much money will you save in the next 12 months by completing your treatment?
The cost of addiction is high, and the financial benefits of staying free from addiction are huge. Treatment may be the best investment you ever make. Consider the cost of substance abuse.
A raging ice or cocaine addiction may cost $1000 per day or more. Around $365,000 per year. A 30-day treatment program with us can range from around $17,000 for the full DAY TREATMENT of 16 days, or around $50,000 for the SHORT STAY REHAB. With successful recovery, that’s a saving of around $350,000 per year and around $1 million every 3 years. This makes private treatment a valuable investment.
Now take into account the other 6 areas of harm above from the cycle of addiction…
Similarly, an executive client running a successful enterprise runs the risk of losing their business if they continue to drink a bottle of whiskey per day or other drugs such as cocaine. Not to mention the cost of divorce, health breakdown, loss of income, family and support network breakdown. Addiction is an expensive lifestyle.
How much suffering and pain can you avoid in the next 12 months by completing your treatment?
Pay It Forward
You may remember that inspiring movie, ‘Pay It Forward’ (2000) with Kevin Spacey, Haley Joel Osment and Helen Hunt (www.imdb.com/title/tt0223897/). This young boy inspired a movement of passing on the kindness shown to you. We have seen many noticeboards with service providers and even coffee shops that invite patrons to ‘Pay It Forward’ and pay for a coffee or another service to a total stranger that needs help.
At the Gold Coast Addiction & Treatment Rehab, we invite people to contribute towards part, or all of the full treatment for someone that has applied to our scholarship fund who cannot afford the cost of private treatment. If you would like to consider this random act of kindness, please contact our office and we would be delighted to discuss this with you.
If you would like to apply for this support, please use the contact form on our contact page.