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Medical Detox in Palmer Lake

Don’t start alcohol or drug withdrawal alone. Going to a medical detox at our facility ensures withdrawal is as safe, comfortable and successful as possible.

 

What Is Medical Detox?

Medical detox is a fundamental first step in addiction treatment. During a medically supervised detox, the body removes drugs and alcohol from its system, which can involve uncomfortable or dangerous withdrawal symptoms. Our medical team provides 24/7 supervision and treatment for symptoms to make detox as safe and comfortable as possible.

Is medical detox right for me?

If any of this applies to you, a medical detox may be necessary to stop drug or alcohol use safely.

What To Expect in Our Medical Detox Program

Before medical detox starts, we evaluate each patient’s drug and alcohol consumption, as well as their physical and mental well-being, including any co-occurring disorders. This assessment helps us develop a comprehensive treatment plan.

Patients at The Recovery Village Palmer Lake detox in quiet, comfortable rooms. They may have 24-hour medical care, medications that manage withdrawal symptoms and nutritious meals designed around their withdrawal needs. They’ll also receive one-on-one counseling check-ins with their licensed therapist.

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Speak with a Recovery Advocate who can answer your questions and get you started on your recovery journey.

PAYING FOR TREATMENT

Using Insurance for Medical Detox

Most national and local insurance providers are in-network with The Recovery Village Palmer Lake. We’re equipped to validate your insurance coverage or talk about private payment options with you.

FAQs About Medical Detox

How long is medical detox?

The length of your detox will depend on the substances you’ve been using, your withdrawal symptoms and your physical health. Most clients complete the medically supervised detox period in 7–10 days.

We do not recommend most people detox at home. Withdrawal can be uncomfortable at best, which often leads people to relapse. Alcohol and benzodiazepine withdrawal symptoms especially can be fatal without onsite medical care.

Yes, having 24/7 medical supervision means doctors can ensure you get through your drug or alcohol detoxl. However, detox is only the first phase of addiction treatment; you’ll continue with additional treatment and counseling strengthen your recovery long-term.

The Recovery Village Palmer Lake offers medication-assisted treatment (MAT) as medically appropriate. Your clinical team will determine your needs and eligibility for MAT.

Insurance may cover some or all of the cost of a medical detox. Without insurance, The Recovery Village Palmer Lake can discuss private payment options with you.

Several laws are in place that protect employees when they attend detox and rehab. Your Recovery Advocate can guide you on qualifying for these protections.

Treatment Can Be Life Changing

Speak with a Recovery Advocate who can answer your questions and get you started on your recovery journey.

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