This Website is Owned by UKAT Group Limited

Welcome to UK Rehab. This website is owned and operated by UKAT Group Limited, the UK’s leading provider of private addiction treatment and rehabilitation services.

Finding appropriate help for addiction can feel overwhelming. You may not know what type of treatment you need, whether residential rehabilitation is right for you, how treatment will be funded or where to begin.

UKAT Group provides information about addiction and treatment and helps people explore the support available to them. We operate 10 CQC-regulated addiction treatment centres across the UK, offering a range of residential treatment, detoxification and rehabilitation services.

Our admissions team can discuss your circumstances, explain the treatment available through UKAT and, where appropriate, provide information regarding free and publicly funded alternatives.

Contacting UKAT does not commit you to treatment with us.

UK Addiction Treatment Centres (UKAT) Group Limited is a UK-based addiction treatment provider operating residential treatment centres across the UK.

Our centres provide treatment and support for people experiencing alcohol addiction, drug addiction and other conditions requiring specialist treatment. Depending on the centre and an individual’s needs, services may include assessment, detoxification, residential rehabilitation, therapy, recovery programmes and aftercare.

UKAT Group owns and operates the treatment services promoted through our websites.

We also operate websites that provide educational information about addiction, treatment and recovery. These websites allow people to contact our admissions team for further information and support.

Each centre has its own environment, facilities, treatment programme, admission criteria and areas of specialism. This means that not every centre offers the same treatment or accepts every individual.

Our services include support for:

• Alcohol addiction
• Drug addiction
• Detoxification
• Residential rehabilitation
• Co-occurring mental health and addiction needs
• Eating disorders at selected services
• Other specialist presentations at selected centres
• Relapse prevention and continuing recovery

Treatment is considered on an individual basis. The most appropriate service will depend on factors including the substance involved, physical and psychological health, withdrawal risks, previous treatment, personal circumstances and the level of support required.

If you call the telephone number displayed on this website, you will speak directly with UKAT’s admissions team. This is not an independent helpline, third-party call centre or separate referral company.

This website is operated as part of UKAT Group, and enquiries made through the contact details provided on this website are handled by UKAT. Our admissions team can provide information about UKAT’s treatment services and discuss other sources of support if needed.

We want you to understand who you are contacting before you provide your details or discuss your circumstances with us.

All calls are 100% confidential, and our team is available 24/7 to provide advice and guidance.

UK Rehab is owned and operated by UKAT Group Limited. By choosing UKAT, you are choosing the UK’s most trusted addiction treatment provider.

UKAT Group Limited is not a referral service. All enquiries, phone calls, and communications made through this website are handled directly by UKAT Group’s Admissions Team.

As a leading provider of private addiction treatment in the UK, UKAT owns and operates a network of eight CQC-regulated rehab clinics. When discussing treatment options, our team will only provide guidance on rehab facilities within the UKAT Group. We do not refer clients to any external rehab providers.

For more information about our services and treatment centres, please contact us directly.

When you contact UKAT, a member of our admissions team can listen to what you are experiencing and discuss the type of support you are looking for. You do not need to know exactly what treatment you need before calling.

Depending on your circumstances, our team may:

• Explain different types of addiction treatment and the ways they can be accessed
• Discuss whether residential treatment may be an option for you
• Provide information about UKAT’s 10 CQC-regulated treatment centres
• Explain the differences between our centres, including their treatment programmes and facilities
• Discuss detoxification, rehabilitation and continuing care
• Explain the admissions process and what you can expect if you choose to pursue treatment
• Discuss treatment costs and available accommodation options
• Explain potential funding and payment options
• Discuss private health insurance where applicable
• Explain whether there may be other funding routes available
• Provide information about free and publicly funded addiction treatment
• Provide information to  identify relevant NHS or local authority drug and alcohol services
• Provide information about community-based treatment and support
• Discuss charities and other organisations that may be able to provide support
• Help you understand the options available based on the information you provide
• Explain what the next steps would be if you decide to pursue treatment

Contacting UKAT does not mean that you have agreed to enter treatment with us.

You are free to ask questions, discuss your circumstances and consider the options provided before deciding what to do next. You can choose to pursue treatment with UKAT, explore another private provider, seek free or publicly funded treatment, or consider another appropriate source of support.

Our admissions team can also help you understand how to access alternatives to private residential treatment.

If you are considering a UKAT treatment centre, our team can explain the relevant service, its treatment programme, costs, availability and admission requirements. If you decide to proceed, further assessment may be required before admission can be confirmed.

If, following your enquiry, you wish to explore treatment with UKAT, our admissions team can explain the available options and the next stage of the admissions process.

Depending on the service and your circumstances, this may involve providing further information, completing an assessment or discussing your needs with the appropriate team.

An initial enquiry does not guarantee admission.

Admission to a particular UKAT centre depends on factors such as clinical suitability, the treatment required, the centre’s admission criteria and current availability.

Similarly, we cannot guarantee that a particular free or publicly funded service will accept an individual, provide funding or have immediate availability. External services make their own eligibility, funding and admission decisions.

If UKAT treatment is not suitable, or if private residential treatment is not what you are looking for, our team can discuss other routes to support when necessary.

This may include helping you identify:

• NHS drug and alcohol services
• Local authority-funded treatment
• Community substance misuse services
• Charities and voluntary organisations
• Peer-support services
• Other appropriate sources of addiction support

Our aim is to help you understand the options available rather than imply that residential treatment with UKAT is appropriate for everyone.

Private residential rehabilitation is not the only way to receive help for addiction. If applicable, we can identify relevant services and explain how you may be able to access them.

Eligibility, waiting times, availability and treatment pathways vary between services and locations. We cannot guarantee eligibility for an external service or control its admission or funding decisions.

Our admissions team can provide information, answer questions and explain the available treatment options. However, an admissions conversation is not a substitute for a medical or clinical assessment.

Where clinical assessment is required, this will be carried out through the appropriate treatment service in accordance with its clinical procedures.

The information you provide during an initial enquiry helps us understand what support you may be looking for, but it does not by itself determine whether a particular treatment or centre is clinically appropriate.

In short: when you call the number on this website, you are contacting UKAT directly. Our team can explain UKAT’s treatment services and help you explore free, publicly funded and other sources of support. The information on this page is provided to help you understand how UK Rehab and UKAT operate and the options that may be available to you