Prescription Drug Detox
Prescription drug detox is the first step toward recovery for people who have become dependent on prescription opioids, such as benzodiazepines, stimulants, or sleep medications. At ChoicePoint in Fair Lawn, New Jersey, detox is designed to help you stop safely, manage withdrawal symptoms, and move into the right level of care afterward. We offer multiple treatment plans covered by insurance all over America.
Need help now? Call ChoicePoint for an online substance abuse assessment. If prescription medication is controlling your life, you do not have to figure this out alone. Verify your insurance to get started.
Who Needs Prescription Drug Detox?
You may need detox if:
- You take more medication than prescribed
- You feel sick, anxious, or shaky when you miss a dose
- You use prescription drugs to sleep, relax, cope, or get high
- You have mixed prescription drugs with alcohol and other substances
- Thinking about pills often or feeling afraid to stop
If you recognize these signs, a medically supervised detox program can help you stabilize safely. Contact us now or fill out the form to get started.
What Happens During Prescription Drug Detox?
ChoicePoint offers detox services centered on medical support, addiction therapy, and a transition to ongoing care. During detox, you can expect:
- A confidential online evaluation for drug use
- Review of your medication history, symptoms, and health concerns
- A personalized detox plan and holistic therapy
- Monitoring of vital signs and withdrawal symptoms
- Supportive medication when clinically appropriate
- Drug counseling and emotional support
- Aftercare plan for what comes next after detox
ChoicePoint’s current detox content also emphasizes FDA-approved medications, therapy support, and long-term treatment planning, so your prescription drug detox page should reinforce that same care path. Verify your insurance to start your detox
How Does it Feel to Go Through Drug Detoxification?
Withdrawal symptoms depend on the medication, how long it has been used, and the dose. Common symptoms may include:
Anxiety
- Restlessness
- Muscle aches
- Nausea
- Headaches
- Insomnia
- Irritability
- Craving
For these reasons, ChoicePoint also offers dual diagnosis for people suffering from mental health disorders and addiction. We treat this with medication, counselling, and holistic therapies. Therapies that we offer include:
How long does Prescription drug detox take?
There is no single detox timeline for everyone. General timelines often look like this:
- Opioid withdrawal may start within hours and peak over the next few days.
- Benzodiazepine withdrawal can last longer and may require a slower taper.
- Stimulant withdrawal may cause a "crash" with fatigue, depression, and cravings.
Withdrawal usually improves over time, but psychological symptoms can last longer than physical ones.
We May Accept Major
Insurance Plans
Now accepting patients nationwide with commercial insurance or private pay. Verify your insurance now!
Why Choose ChoicePoint for Prescription Drug Detox in NJ?
ChoicePoint is a certified addiction treatment center in Fair Lawn, New Jersey, offering the full continuum of care:
Inpatient Dual Diagnosis Treatment
Our inpatient dual diagnosis treatment offers the best medical care with DEA-certified practitioners, LAC-certified therapists, and registered nurses. Includes CBT group activities and craving management strategies.
PHP for Dual Diagnosis
In our partial hospitalization program, we focus on mental health and addiction simultaneously. Therapies include one-on-one sessions, group sessions, and DBT therapies.
IOP for Dual Diagnosis
Our intensive outpatient program includes addiction therapies, counseling, and medication-assisted treatment. Best for professionals, women, adults, and students.
Outpatient Treatment for Dual Diagnosis
Outpatient treatments are best for milder addiction and bipolar disorder. We offer behavioral therapy via our outpatient drug rehab. Addiction treatments include:
Aftercare Program
Our aftercare program focuses on long-term sobriety through relapse prevention counselling, strategies, and ongoing support to help you rebuild your life.
The benefits of choosing a rehab center include:
Insurance Coverage
We accept all the major insurance providers
Nationwide Access
Virtual urgent care and coordinated care throughout America
Accreditation
DEA-certified clinicians and practitioners
Personalization
ASAM-aligned and customized treatment plans
Ready to Take the First Step Towards Recovery
You do not have to navigate the rehab process alone. ChoicePoint is here for you to help you every step of the way. Contact us today at 844.445.2565 to start your same-day rehab treatment.
Insurance We Accept
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Does Aetna Cover Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOP)?
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is the drug Xanax addictive?
Yes, Xanax can stay in your system for a long time and can be highly addictive. Long-term or frequent use may cause dependence, tolerance, and withdrawal symptoms. It should only be taken as prescribed and never stopped suddenly without medical supervision.
How bad is withdrawal from Xanax or Clonazepam?
Withdrawal from Xanax can be severe, especially after long-term use. Symptoms include anxiety, insomnia, tremors, sweating, panic, and seizures. Medical supervision is strongly recommended because these medications can be dangerous if stopped suddenly and potentially life-threatening.
Why are prescription drugs so expensive?
Prescription drugs are expensive because developing them requires years of research, clinical trials, regulatory approval, and a large investment. Companies recover these costs through sales, making many medications costly for consumers.
What is the most dangerous prescription drug?
There is no single most dangerous prescription drug. Opioids such as xanax and fentanyl can be extremely dangerous if misused because they may cause overdose, severe breathing problems, and death. All prescription drugs should be used exactly as directed by a healthcare provider
Why do prescription drugs have so many side effects?
Prescription drugs have side effects because they affect multiple body systems, not just the targeted condition. Individual differences, dosage, and interactions with other medications also influence how people respond. If you need any help, contact ChoicePoint now.
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