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Private Drug Detox Programs for Opioid Addiction

There are several relevant factors when choosing the best drug detox program and the most successful treatment option. The availability of private rooms, medical resources, individual treatment protocol, length and reputation of the program are critical questions to ask.

Comprehensive and private drug detox is the first step in a successful recovery. An inpatient medical detox can prevent unpleasant withdrawal symptoms or dangerous consequences resulting from a sudden opioid cessation. The goal of medical drug detox is physiological stabilization and support as the body rids itself of the drug. Doctors can manage the unpleasant withdrawal symptoms and vital signs for safer and successful detoxification.

How to Choose the “Best Drug Detox”

Your ability to successfully overcome an opioid addiction starts by carefully selecting the best drug detox available. A detox program that will thoroughly evaluate your history and be willing to meet your needs. When assessing drug detox centers, among the factors to consider are program reputation, experience, and their ability to cater to tailor the treatment to your specific needs.
An effective drug detox could include a number of intervention strategies, specifically aimed, at assisting patients through the withdrawal process. Whatever drug detox method is available, the goal should be to safely lessen the discomfort and physical effects drug withdrawal may cause, while stabilizing physiological functions. In some cases, supporting the patient requires medical intervention to ease the physical and mental symptoms so familiar with drug detox.

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Drug Detox Treatment Options

Opioid Detox facilities can differ from inpatient medical assisted to outpatient home-based. If you would like to determine what is the best drug detox facility, you should consider your priorities.

Here are some important factors to consider, when choosing the best drug detox:

Does the drug detox facility offer medical support around the clock?
Is the doctor willing and able to adjust the treatment plan to fit the patient’s needs better?
Are there medical specialists available if medical emergencies present themselves?
How long has this facility performed drug detox?
What is the reputation and accreditation of the facility?
How much experience does the treating physician have? Are his credentials from a well-known institution?
Is the length of stay in the hospital pre-set regardless of the patient’s physical readiness?
Is the treating doctor a specialist on the drug you are seeking detox for?
What is the success rate of their drug detox?
Are private rooms available to maintain privacy and comfort?
Does the drug treatment requires the patient to follow a pre-set schedule or is the treatment design for each patient’s specific needs?

There are a number of informational resources available to determine which type of drug treatment program is compatible with your medical and emotional needs. Focus on what is truly important to ensure the success of the process and well-being of the patient:

Appropriate licensing Quality of medical during drug detox, immediate follow-up services, staff experience, and credentials.

For those seeking private drug detox or rehabilitation programs, it is essential to know the facilities which offer exclusive, high-quality medical care and spares no expense in keeping the patient safe.

Private Rapid Detox Treatment

Rapid opioid detoxification should take place in a medically-supervised facility.

Detox from opiates like heroin, Suboxone, and Methadone require close supervision. Many programs provide both drug detox and after-care services to help patients through the transition to a drug-free life while avoiding relapse. Drug addiction is a complex but treatable condition, which affects brain function and behavior. Effective treatment should be design and attend to multiple needs of the individual, not just the drug abuse.

Many users delay seeking help for a drug problem because of shame and fear. The intense cravings and physical withdrawal can be very challenging for most.

The rapid detox technique was developed in the late 80s by clinicians who hoped to mitigate the discomfort of opiate withdrawal and speed the initiation of a relapse prevention therapy such as Naltrexone. The anesthesia-assisted drug detox has received tremendous attention and can be a great option when responsibly performed. Due to the costs of adequate medical care, some rapid detox centers decide to cut corners but not offering the basics. Rapid Detox should be done in a full-service accredited hospital where the appropriate medical support is available. Additionally, the necessary length of inpatient care post-detox is crucial to the wellbeing of the patient.

There have been many clinical studies demonstrating the safety and efficacy of rapid detox in successfully reversing opiate dependence and returning to a healthy life.

Waismann Method of Opiate Detox has combined decades of experience from a diplomat of the American Board of Addiction Medicine, a Full Service Accredited Hospital and a Exclusive Post Detox Recovery Center. If safety and success is your priority then Waismann Method ® should be your choice for drug detox treatment.

"Waismann Method was like no other program out there. If you're trying to stop opiod addiction and you need to get back to life as soon as possible this is the way to go. I'm not going to sugar coat it and say it's easy, but it is definitely easier than going through withdrawals or posibly an overdose. If you're serious about being done with your addiction waismann method is truly the best. From the start they treat you with the outmost respect and professionalism. I recommend this place 100%"

"I have a very loud voice & I am going to shout to the people who are dealing with this beast but just can’t get through the withdrawal nor the beast of burden called TREATMENT CENTERS, let your ears hear me !!!"

"This place gave me my life back!! Methadone takes over 30 days to get out of your system and they got it out in one day!! The people there are literally miracle workers!! Go Here and keep up with your vividtrol and you can be free and clean!! I would give this place 10 stars if I could "

"A dear friend underwent rapid detox at the Waismann Method and all we can say is “THANK YOU”. My friend had (for years) been in a seemingly endless cycle of rehab and relapse. Even at some of the top rehabs, he still seemed to find his way back to opiates. I’m so grateful to say that it’s been almost a full year since his treatment at the Waismann Method and he is better than ever! He is finally himself again. Thank you to the caring, knowledgeable, warm and patient staff that supported and assisted my friend from start to finish! It was a blessing that we heard about the Waismann Method - our only wish is that we tried it sooner!"

"I have heard first hand from people who have gone through the Waismann rapid detox and they said it changed their life. They no longer felt like drug addicts and were treated like patients. Thank you Dr. Lowenstein and staff for all you do!"

"I'm so grateful that I came across the Waismann Institute. It saved a family members life and I will forever be thankful to all the hard work and dedication of the entire staff there! Well worth EVERY penny! The therapist at the Waismann Method was amazing. The breakthroughs that were made were tremendous. The staff encourages you along the way and were incredibly patient with our family and all the questions we had. They really care about the individual seeking treatment because they were always there - every step of the way! Not only is my family member sober, but he is happier than I have ever seen him in years. In all honesty, he is living the life he has always deserved. Thank you Waismann for giving him back a life worth living!"

What is a Painless Drug Detox?

Life is not painless, and neither is drug detox, but an inpatient medical detox can be a much more effective and comfortable option. Detox from opioid drugs is a bit different from other substances. Whether you are detoxing from heroin, suboxone or prescription painkillers, inpatient care is often the best choice for optimum comfort and safety. Specific medications are given to alleviate the unpleasant withdrawal symptoms associated with opioids.

The duration of a drug detox strongly depends on patients’ metabolism and whether the opioid is long-acting or short-acting. Depending upon the drug of choice, people might have different options in the detoxification methods. Instead, the type of drug, daily dose, length of time using, and other substances, should determine the most appropriate detox program.

Many detox centers provide patients with a safe, secure facility where their physical discomfort can be managed. Detox and rehabilitation are not comfortable, but finding the right place can make all the difference.

Whether you are thinking of coming off opioids or if you are experiencing withdrawal symptoms, there is a program to help you move forward. Call 1-800-423-2482 now for more information.

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