What To Expect At Detox

Detox here is about more than getting the substances out of your system — it’s about helping you feel better faster and giving you the stability to keep moving forward.

1 Each detox plan is customized to your body, your symptoms, and your risks — including medical protocols for high-risk or complex medical situations.
2 Most detox stays last 3–10 days, depending on what you’re detoxing from and how you’re feeling.
3You have options to continue treatment as long as you need — including residential rehab or day or evening outpatient programs.

 


Detox for Alcohol, Opioids, Benzos & More

We see most commonly: alcohol, opioids, benzodiazepines, or multiple substances at once. Stimulants (like methamphetamine or cocaine) and sedatives (like barbiturates) also may require medical detox.

Alcohol Detox Specifics

Alcohol is the number one reason people come to detox — and it’s also one of the most dangerous substances to quit alone.

Alcohol withdrawal can cause seizures, hallucinations, and life-threatening DTs (delirium tremens) if not managed in a medical setting.

What you need to know about alcohol detox:

Opioid Detox Specifics

Opioids — including painkillers, heroin, and fentanyl — are the second most common substances people need detox for.

While opioid withdrawal isn’t always life-threatening, it can feel unbearable physically and emotionally, which is why so many people trying alone relapse before they get through it.

What you need to know about opioid detox:

Benzodiazepine Detox Specifics

Benzodiazepines — like Xanax®, Klonopin®, Valium®, and Ativan® — are among the most dangerous substances to detox from without medical help.

Stopping suddenly can cause seizures, panic attacks, or psychosis, making at-home detox especially risky.

What you need to know about benzo detox:

Stimulants, Sedatives & Polysubstance Detoxes

Many people come to detox using more than one substance — like alcohol and Ambien. Others may need detox for substances like methamphetamine, cocaine, or less common sedatives that cause their own risks and challenges.

What you need to know about detox for other drugs:


Yes, Detox Is Covered By Insurance

Detox here is usually in-network, so any cost to you is as low as possible — sometimes even zero. No one will be notified if you reach out. And, there’s no commitment.

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