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Opiate Detox

Opiate Detox: Start with a clean slate

It’s time. You’re finally ready to end your use of heroin or other opiates such as hydrocodone, oxycontin or vicodin. You’re ready to take back control of your life. But the thought of opiate detox and drug rehab – especially the opiate withdrawal process – fills you with dread.

Don’t let your fear of withdrawal prevent you from getting sober, and living the life you were meant to live. Our addiction treatment professionals take all the fear and worry out of the picture.

Our opiate detox philosophy: Medically safe, comfortable for you

Before drug rehab can begin, you must rid your system of toxic substances such as drugs (a process referred to as drug detoxification, or detox). At The Treatment Center, our opiate detox philosophy centers on your comfort, your peace of mind. And safety

We know that if we can help ease you through drug detox, you will have succeeded in completing your first step toward long-term drug addiction recovery.

What are the signs or symptoms of addiction to heroin, oxycontin or other opiates? How do I know if I have a problem with opiates?

It takes great courage to ask these questions. To help you find the answers, take a moment to ask yourself:

  1. Do you use drugs or alcohol on a regular basis (one day or more per week)?

  2. Have you ever missed work, school or an appointment because of your drug or alcohol use?

  3. Do most of the people in your life use drugs or alcohol on a regular basis?

  4. Has anyone ever told you that they are concerned about you and your drug use?

  5. Have you have had a problem with the law while under the influence of drugs?

If you answered yes to any of these questions, you or someone you know may have a serious problem with drugs or alcohol.

We can help you.

Please contact us at 877-392-3342 for a free confidential assessment and discussion of the different options available to you.