Medical Detox

During the most difficult part of the process, we offer personalized comfort. Whether you want solitude, someone by your side, or simply the assurance of medical monitoring, your wish is our command.

What’s included

• Full assessment and evaluation upon intake
• Advanced treatment plans tailored to your needs
• Two 30-minute individual sessions with clinicians while in detox
• Medication therapy to facilitate the healing process
• Medical monitoring for optimal comfort and safety
• Life skills training, including experiential therapy
• Fitness training to promote wellness
• A smooth transition to the next phase of recovery

Side effects of alcohol or drug withdrawal can range from unpleasant to fatal, depending on the level of intoxication and the drug or drugs consumed. As an inpatient medical detox center, we provide 24-hour acute care for you, with around-the-clock monitoring and clinical services.

After admission, you’ll receive a specialized treatment plan based on your initial assessment. Treatment following can consist of:

• Intake and evaluation
• Medication-managed detox
• Transition to rehab

We take a progressive approach to detox, promoting your safety and comfort above all.
Our physician-prescribed detox programs include:

• Alcohol detox
• Opiate detox
• Prescription drug detox

What comes after detox?

Orlando Recovery Center is part of a full continuum of care. From the time of admission, you’ll have access to a system of integrated recovery services that include:

• Inpatient medical detox
• Residential treatment
• Partial hospitalization programs
• Intensive outpatient services
• Individual and group therapy
• Family and couples counseling
• Nutritional counseling and dietary planning
• Life skills training
• Fitness therapy
• Case management
• Aftercare services
• Transitional living facilities

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