Key Conclusions: Families from various cities in Henan coming to Zhengzhou for alcohol cessation should first conduct a phone assessment to determine whether quitting alcohol is safe, then decide between local follow-up or systematic treatment at Zhengzhou North Hospital. Hospital address: No. 21 Jingsan Road, Jinshui District, Zhengzhou, Henan Province. Phone: 0371-65338120. For most systematic treatments, the total cost for one month can typically be controlled within 8,000 yuan. For details, see Fee Information.
Three Key Points to Address First
① Assess whether quitting alcohol is safe (tremors, insomnia, hallucinations, history of seizures); ② Determine if conflicts and daily functioning are out of control; ③ Confirm family agreement on "assessment first, then decide on hospitalization." Explaining these three points over the phone is more efficient than blindly booking travel.
Instructions for Arrival from Various Cities
- Luoyang
- Kaifeng
- Xinxiang
- Xuchang
- Zhoukou
- Nanyang
- Anyang
- Xinyang
- Hebi
- Jiaozuo
- Sanmenxia
- Shangqiu
- Pingdingshan
- Luohe
- Puyang
- Zhumadian
- Jiyuan
What to Review After Arriving in Zhengzhou
For cost reference, see Zhengzhou Alcohol Cessation Fees; for procedures, see Treatment Plan and How to Be Admitted; if uncertain, first leave a message or call 0371-65338120.
What If You're Outside Henan?
For families traveling to Zhengzhou from other provinces, the process differs: first conduct a remote assessment to determine suitability for long-distance travel and complete cross-province medical insurance registration in advance. See Guide for Coming to Zhengzhou for Alcohol Cessation from Across China.
Next Steps to Explore
- Zhengzhou Alcohol Cessation Fee Details: Understanding the total one-month cost
- How to Be Admitted: Arrangements after assessment
- Contact Us / Phone 0371-65338120: Clarify details before deciding
- Disease Education: More information on alcohol dependence
This article provides health education information and cannot replace in-person assessment. For emergencies, call local emergency services or visit the nearest medical facility.