Medical Detox Treatment in Lantana, FL

Research shows that individuals who complete medical detoxification in the early stages of their recovery have better outcomes with long term sustained sobriety. There are many steps to recovery, and detoxification is the first step in this road to recovery.

During the detox, process the patients’ bodies are cleansed from the physical and chemical controls of drugs and alcohol.

Detoxing from drugs and alcohol is not only a mental process, but also a biological challenge to the body. This process can be exhausting both emotionally and physically and sometimes it can be dangerous, which is why it is very important to only detox with the help of medical professionals.

Our Detox Program is Medically Monitored

Located in sunny South Florida, The Family Center For Recovery offers a 20 bed facility providing medically assisted detox program, for a variety of substances, in the comfort of large hotel sized beds and 24 hour round the clock continuances medical supervision and nursing care to ensuring that dangerous withdrawals are carefully monitored and treated for the patients safety. If you are searching for a safe and comfortable detoxification program, our medical detoxification should be your first choice.

The need for a well-structured and diligent approach to the comprehensive detoxification process is critical to the safety and wellbeing of the patient. This initial stage in the recovery process is essential in establishing a solid foundation to begin the work of true recovery and a lifetime of freedom from the grips of addiction.

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What is a Medically Monitored Detox?

Medically monitored detox differs from other possible detoxification options, the main benefit is that it includes licensed medical professionals on hand throughout the process. During the medical detoxification process, patients cleanse their bodies of drugs and alcohol under the care and guidance of Dr. Robert Moran, our trained medical professionals, and nurses who ensure the patients are managed well through the uncomfortable and sometime life-threatening symptoms of withdrawal and stabilizes the patient in a therapeutic and supportive environment.

What Happens During Detoxification?

A trained medical staff can administer medications and treatments to mitigate withdrawals and ensure patient safety. We want each and every patient to have the safest and most comfortable detox possible, which is why we strive to provide personalized medically monitored detoxification for all substances.

Different substances bring on different withdrawals during detoxification. Some substances may take longer and could be more dangerous than others during the detox process. Alcohol can produce withdrawal symptoms that are very uncomfortable and possibly even life-threatening at times. Without the right support and monitoring during detox, withdrawals can become deadly.

Do Not Detox Without Medical Supervision

One should never try to detox themselves, due to the risks and complications that might arise if not monitored and regulated appropriately. Some of the symptoms associated when the body is detoxing that needs to be professionally cared for are the following:

Headaches
Anxiety
Excessive sweating
Dehydration
Depression
Intestinal Issues
Tremors
Confusion and Fatigue
Rapid heart rate
Potential of Stroke

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How Long Does The Detox Process Last?

The detoxification process during this stage of treatment varies depending on complexity of prior usage and length of addictive behavior prior to arrival at our facility.

Withdrawals can vary from person to person. However, with medically monitored detox, patients can be assured they are receiving the best support for their safety, health, and sobriety. Most of the time, withdrawal symptoms start gradually but for some substances, such as heroin, withdrawals can develop within a few hours since the last time of use. Other substances may take longer for withdrawals to start. Withdrawals generally peak a few days after the last use, and then subside with most substances. The detox process usually lasts a few days for most patients.

After Detox, What Is The Next Step?

Detox addresses the physical and chemical controls of drugs and alcohol, but it is not the only step in finding sobriety, this is just the first step. The behavioral patterns, choices, and situations that led to addiction must be addressed.

The Family Center For Recovery is a dual diagnosis facility and provides a wide variety of treatment options to address the emotional and mental aspects related to addiction, alcoholism, and substance use. We provide a full continuum of care with our Detox, Residential, PHP, IOP, OP, and alumni treatment programs. Contact us today to take the first step in your recovery process.

Get The Help You Deserve!

Family Center For Recovery provides the best quality care for you or your loved one, we will give you the proper diagnosis to help you regain your life.

Get The Help You Deserve!

Family Center For Recovery provides the best quality care for you or your loved one, we will give you the proper diagnosis to help you regain your life.