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    Detox

    Our diverse team of health professionals and addiction clinicians work around the clock to direct withdrawal management for all addiction disorders, including people who are relying on methadone maintenance.

    We offer same day appointments and 24/7 detox walk-ins so you or your loved one can start as soon as possible. Call 614-445-8131 today.

    How we serve you:
    Addiction Stabilization Center – Our state-of-the-art emergency detox center on South High Street stabilizes clients experiencing overdose, relapse or other health crises related to substance abuse. Learn more about what to expect during in-patient care.

    Inpatient/Residential Care – Registered nurses care for clients at our 50-bed residential unit on Alum Creek Drive 24/7. This is often the best choice for those with alcohol abuse disorders. Learn more about what to expect during inpatient care.

    In-Home Care – Our expert team oversees and supports clients who can more safely and comfortably withdraw at home (typically best for those with opioid use disorders.)

    How long does it take?
    The length of time varies based upon medical needs, generally requiring three to seven days.

    What will be the next step?
    Our experts ensure that every client knows what’s next, with a comprehensive aftercare plan created before discharge. We are proud to share that 75% of those who successfully detox progress to our residential program, allowing us to ensure a continuity of care throughout these critical first weeks of recovery. Some transition to another care facility while others are ready for outpatient treatment.

    Methadone, known as an opioid “agonist,” is combined with counseling to treat opioid use disorder. It works to reduce cravings and manage withdrawal symptoms while also diminishing or blocking the “high” normally resulting from opiate use. This medication is taken daily and can be started even before detoxification from opioids.

    Suboxone is partial-opioid agonist made of Buprenorphine and Naloxone and is combined with counseling to treat opioid use disorder. It can reduce cravings, minimize withdrawal symptoms and diminish or block the “high” normally resulting from opiate use. This medication is taken daily but patients can start it only if in active withdrawal or after completing opioid detoxification.

    A once monthly injection used in combination with counseling, Vivitrol can treat opioid or alcohol use disorders. It uses an extended-release form of Naltrexone to reduce cravings and block the normal “high” and sedative effects of opiates or alcohol. Vivitrol is non-habit forming and will not cause withdrawal symptoms when discontinued; however, patients cannot not drink alcohol for at least 48 hours before injection or use an opioid 1-2 weeks before injection.

    Eligible Maryhaven patients will receive Vivitrol every 28-35 days, as long as their urine screen is negative for opiates and other opioid treatment medications. Patient care also includes weekly individual and group counseling sessions guided by evidence-based interventions. Counseling requirements may be reduced as patients progress.

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