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Not everyone wants to do detox for days on end in order to receive opiate addiction treatment. This is because most forms of detox are a very difficult and trying affair. The good news is that for some people, rapid detox may be an option that will get them onto the path to recovery.
Rapid detox is done in a hospital with trained medical personnel and is overseen by a board certified physician
Those who undergo the rapid detox process in our facility can rest assured that confidentiality and privacy will be fiercely protected
What Exactly is Rapid Detox?
The ultra-rapid detox is a drug purification process that uses what are known as “antagonist drugs” to attempt to decrease the length of your opiate withdrawal. This form of opiate addiction treatment is done while you are under sedation. As a result, you should be comfortable the whole time. The entire rapid detox process is overseen by our board-certified medical director.
Our Rapid Procedure for Rapid Detox
According to people who have undergone ultra-rapid detox, 100% purification of opiates takes place, and the patient often does not experience a lot of withdrawal symptoms. Clients may also experience a significant decrease in cravings for opiates.
Safety Protocol
Private rooms for clients: Every client gets their own room during the duration of the treatment. We believe that the quality of care would be diminished if everyone had to share accommodations, so we give everyone their own space.
Early admission for treatment: We admit clients to the hospital the night before the rapid detox process begins. This is so that we have time to perform tests, take your medical history, and adequately prepare you for the upcoming detox process.
Many options for detox: Our center does not treat all of our clients the same way. We have almost as many options for rapid detox as we have clients. We will decide the method that we will use for you based on your medical history, your dependence patterns, and personalized needs
Medical aftercare: After the ultra-rapid detoxification process has ended, we perform careful monitoring to make sure that you are coming out of sedation safely and that you are not experiencing any difficult symptoms.
Recovery aftercare: Insomnia, pain and emotional distress are the most common reasons that people undergoing this process relapse and/or experience complications. To mitigate this situation, we send patients to a residential aftercare facility. When clients get a chance to recuperate at their own pace, they often have an improved chance for a full recovery.
Rapid Detox Schedule
When clients are first admitted, they will be given their own room in a fully accredited hospital. They will then undergo a medical evaluation that will include tests, blood work, a chest x-ray, and other tests if they are considered necessary or have not been done previously. Clients will also be given medication to ameliorate opiate withdrawal symptoms.
Our board-certified anesthesiologist will perform the rapid detox procedure. Many patients will have little memory of any withdrawal symptoms while you are sedated. After the procedure is concluded, you will stay overnight, at minimum, for observation and personalized care.
You will be receiving IV fluids and electrolytes at this time. Your doctor will examine you to determine whether you are ready to be discharged to the aftercare center.
The Remainder of Your Stay
You will stay in the residential aftercare facility so that the staff can check your vital signs and give you some extra tools for recovery.
Our Accommodations
We want our clients to recuperate in surroundings that were safe and relaxing. This is important as the time after detox can be confusing with sleep irregularities, body temperature and emotional regulation issues getting in the way of your recovery.
Our staff have made this time much easier for our clients with their care and expertise. Past clients have had their recuperation enhanced by our center’s staff, and we have reason to believe that new clients will be able to do the same in the future for opiate addiction treatment.
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