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As a licensed medical facility with accredited and trained staff, we are well equipped to both understand and deal with the Coronavirus outbreak.

We have put in place all necessary precautions and procedures to mitigate the risks of infection to our staff and clients.

We have adapted our treatment and excursion schedules to minimize risk to staff and clients.

To date, we have had no known exposure.

We consider our Thailand rehab center to be one of the safest environment to be at this time.

What is the Covonavirus?

Addiction or substance dependence is difficult to cope with. It obviously generates a negative impact in multiple areas of an addicted person’s life.

The same could be said about the ongoing COVID-19, Covid, or coronavirus pandemic around the world.

Every time lockdown happens in a city, region, state, province, or country, it becomes tougher for a substance abuse patient to find help when it comes to overcoming their sobriety issues.

They can’t get out of their homes and they might O.D. in there depending on their stash or supply of illicit drugs or alcohol.