3 Best Addiction Treatment Centres in Vijayawada

“INDLAS Shantivan De-addiction Rehabilitation offers a wide range of psycho-social rehabilitation services for individuals grappling with diverse psychiatric disorders and drug addiction. The focus has been on creating a warm and inviting setting, essentially a home away from home. The centre is equipped with independent infrastructure to support patients in achieving remission, maintaining stability, preventing future institutionalisation, and reintegrating as functional members of society. The center is dedicated to providing aftercare and rehabilitation services within a well-structured environment, facilitated by specialist mental health experts. Their customised programs have been developed to cater to the unique needs of each individual.”

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“Indlas Hospitals, originally established as 'Prashanti Hospital' by Dr Indla Ramasubba Reddy four decades ago, has been a pivotal force in addressing mental health challenges on a social and community scale. The hospital is equipped with a dedicated team comprising doctors, psychologists, psychiatric social workers, and highly qualified nursing staff, offering a comprehensive range of services. With over 20 in-house professional doctors catering to diverse medical needs, Indlas Hospitals goes beyond treating mental health problems, it actively promotes positive mental health. Their addiction treatment is highly personalised and often requires the support of the individual’s community or family. De-addiction therapy includes various methods such as Detox, medication, and counselling.”

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“Deepa Nivas Street Children Rehabilitation Centre provides a holistic learning experience for children. The centre offers a broad range of activities and programs that are designed to help children develop their physical, mental, and emotional skills. Their programs are tailored to meet the individual needs of each child, and their professional staff is dedicated to assisting children reach their full potential. With the law, children addicted to substance abuse, children infected/affected with HIV/AIDS, children with disabilities, children of migrants and marginalised communities. Their program of recovery with the dignity and individuality of each person affected by alcohol and substance abuse.”

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