Detoxing without medication and monitoring can be dangerous, especially if you have been using alcohol or benzodiazepines. Some of these dangers can include seizures and even death. Even if you are not at risk, you may feel extremely sick or very uncomfortable, which significantly increase your risk of relapse and cause you to start drinking or using drugs again. It is often much safer and more comfortable to detox in a medical setting. Please do speak with an addiction treatment professional to determine what will be the best detox plan for you.
On average, detox takes 5 days, but can range from 3 to 10 days. However, your exact length of stay depends on a variety of factors: the substance(s) you are using, the amount of substance(s) you are using, and for how long you have been using the substance(s).
Each individual has different treatment needs and so cost varies based on type of treatment program and length of treatment. Whether or not an individual has insurance coverage and the type of coverage included also influences cost. To learn more about our financing options, please call our admissions team to receive a cost estimate for your specific conditions.
Yes, we offer a private detox suite for individuals that need an extra level of privacy. The suite is an especially good option for individuals that must maintain contact with loved ones or business associates during their detox stay. Amenities include access to private phone and laptop, as well as in-suite medical and clinical care.
To make this process as comfortable as possible for you, we provide you with all necessities as well as an array of amenities to make your stay both healing and enjoyable. Here is a basic list of items you should bring with you. For more information, please contact our Admissions team.
In order to enable you to fully focus on your recovery, we do not allow visitors during your stay in our detox program. Read more.
