Addicted to Opiates?
We can help you quit.
Call or chat now with a opiate rehab counselor. All calls and chats are confidential.
Have you tried to quit using opiates, but have found it impossible?
We get it. You feel aches and pains all over your body. You have stomach cramps and diarrhea, and a fever so intense that it feels like your head is boiling-- not to mention the depression, anxiety, restlessness and frustration that can only be satisfied with one more dose or one more pill. JUST ONE MORE, you tell yourself. And then, you’re scrambling to find ANOTHER BAG or ANOTHER PILL. The cycle continues without end. We understand what you’re going through.
How To Quit Using Opiates
The terrible cycle of opiate addiction is common for most opiate users. Most people who try opiates like the relaxed feeling they get from the drug. Unfortunately, the extremely addictive nature of opiates makes quitting on your own unbearable.
The best way to quit using opiates is through a safe, comfortable, medical detox. At the opiate rehab, our board certified, compassionate doctors help patients detoxify themselves from opiates without the intense discomfort of withdrawing “cold turkey.”
The good news is that opiate rehab is covered by most major insurance plans.
Contact us today by phone or by chat for a confidential discussion about your options. We are here to listen.
How Do You Know if You Need Opiate Rehab?
Maybe you’re not sure if you need opiate rehab. The only person who can make that decision is you. Take a moment to answer the following questions about your opiate use, and decide for yourself.
If you answered yes to any of these questions, you may need opiate rehab. Maybe you’d like to talk about it with someone who understands what you’ve been going through.
We’re here to listen 24/7.
Who We Are
We are the opiate rehab at The Treatment Center, a nationally recognized drug and alcohol treatment center committed to providing compassionate care to each of our patients. The Joint Commissions on Accreditations of Health Care Organizations has awarded The Treatment Center Gold Seal Accreditation for our superior quality of care in the substance abuse treatment centers field.
Our staff is a team of highly trained, highly skilled addiction professionals who understand the complexities of addiction and treat the disease through contemporary methods. We offer the following services:
Harmful Health Effects of Opiates:
The Opiate Epidemic
Opiate overdose deaths have reached extreme proportions over the past decade. More people die from opiate overdose than cocaine and methamphetamine combined.
One of the biggest problems with opiate abuse is that many people are using prescription painkillers for non-medical purposes.
Roughly 12 million Americans used prescription opioids(opiates) in 2010. In that same year, enough prescription opiates were prescribed to medicate each American citizen 24 hours a day for 30 days.
In 2007, a study was released that revealed the following:
If you have been considering quitting opiates, there has never been a better time to quit than now. Each day you use opiates increases your risk for death by overdose.
Call or chat confidentially with an opiate rehab counselor. We’re here to listen.
The good news is that opiate rehab is covered by most major health insurance plans.
Questions?
If opiate dependency has become something you’re concerned about, don’t wait until things get worse. Opiate rehab can help you stop using. In turn, you can restore your peace of mind and your health.
It’s never too late to make a change that will improve the quality of your life.
Should you have any questions regarding your drug use, any concerns about what to expect at an opiate rehab, or any questions regarding your insurance coverage, don’t hesitate to contact a counselor for a confidential chat or phone call.
Chat with a Opiate Rehab Counselor now
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