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Rapid Detox Procedure

Discover how the rapid detox procedure can safely accelerate the process of detoxification.
Detoxification is often one of the most challenging parts of the treatment and recovery process, especially when making the decision to enter treatment to overcome a dependency on opiates. One method that’s revolutionized the process is a rapid detoxification approach designed to shorten the duration of opiate withdrawal in a safe and comfortable setting.
Rapid detox is a procedure that’s designed to safely accelerate the process of removing opiates from within the body’s systems with the help of naloxone, which reverses the effects of opioids
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    How It Works

    Rapid detox is a procedure that’s designed to safely accelerate the process of removing opiates from within the body’s systems with the help of naloxone, which reverses the effects of opioids. Lasting anywhere from 30 to 90 minutes, the procedure is coupled with monitoring for 2-3 days by medical staff.

    Detox and Withdrawal

    The rapid detox process also includes the withdrawal process, which takes place while the patient is sedated. Many patients are unaware they have gone through withdrawal at the same time that they have detoxed. Consequently, they’ll wake up with no symptoms of withdrawal and no physical cravings.

    Benefits of Rapid Detox

    There is often a hesitation to enter treatment for some patients who are addicted to opiates, even among those who have acknowledged a problem and wish to take positive steps to recover, because of the difficulty of withdrawal. Since rapid detox is a process that encompasses both detox and withdrawal, there is no need to delay recovery simply due to a fear of severe withdrawal symptoms.

    Rapid Detox
    Rapid Detox
    • Addiction-Free in a Few Days
    • Medically Supervised From Start To Finish
    • Fewer Withdrawal Symptoms
    • Anesthesia Assisted
    • Aftercare Provided
    • Completely Private And Confidential
    • Low Relapse Rate
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    Traditional Detox
    Traditional Detox
    • Addiction-Free In 90 - 120 Days
    • Painful And Risky
    • Rampant Withdrawal Symptoms
    • Physically Exhausting
    • Aftercare May Not Be Provided
    • Can Be Difficult To Keep Private
    • High Relapse Rate
    Part of the Overall Recovery Process

    Rapid detox is meant to be the first step in the recovery process for patients. The process offers many benefits for patients looking to overcome an addiction to opiate drugs. The purpose of rapid detox is to place a patient in a position where they are more likely to get the most benefits from the remainder of their treatment. Patients typically undergo a thorough evaluation prior to starting any program to identify potential physical and psychological issues.

    Rapid detox is part of a confidential and private approach to treatment that focuses on the patient and their well-being. The after-care process includes careful monitoring in a supervised setting. Rapid detox is available to patients dealing with an addiction to a variety of opiates, including Oxycodone, Percocet, Vicodin, Norco and Heroin.

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    The Rapid Detox Schedule

    Here is a sample schedule describing the rapid detox process:

    Pre-Procedure

    Once you call our office for more information, you will have a phone interview and screening, along with an email questionnaire. This is to determine whether or not rapid detox is right for you. Some initial tests will be needed, such as blood work, EKG, and x-rays. These tests ensure that there will not be any health concerns during your rapid detox.

    Checking In

    You are admitted to the hospital, and pre-anesthesia protocols begin with our staff in your private hospital room.

    Day 1

    The rapid detox procedure begins. During the procedure, while you are sedated, you will receive opiate blockers, which reduce the effects of opiates in your system. This procedure lasts about one hour. Afterward, you are transferred to a recovery room where you are closely observed for one to two more days.

    Day 2

    You will remain under rigorous monitoring in a controlled environment. Rapid detox addresses all factors of addiction and dependence, including physical and neurological factors.

    Day 3-4

    During your post-detox recovery phase at the aftercare center, you will have some medical follow-ups and continue with monitoring and comprehensive recovery until you are discharged.