About Rapid Detox

Not All Detox Methods
Are Equal

Every detail designed around safety.

Rapid detox follows the ORDER Method™, a structured 5-day program. Withdrawal is medically managed under sedation in an accredited hospital, followed by transition to a licensed recovery residence.

About Rapid Detox
About Rapid Detox

Why It Works

Customized protocols, close medical supervision, and targeted medications are designed to support your comfort throughout detox.

Who It's For

For those seeking private, physician-directed opioid detox, including individuals with prior detox attempts or complex histories. Every patient undergoes an individualized medical evaluation to determine whether the program is appropriate.

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    The Detox Process:
    Comfort Without Compromise

    Luxury means peace of mind, and our approach ensures a seamless, pain-free experience.

    Direct Doctor Supervision

    Detoxification takes place on Day 2 in the hospital's ICU, directed by your physician. The procedure lasts about 6-8 hours under sedation, with a board-certified anesthesiologist.

    Around-the-Clock Monitoring

    Continuous assessment and medication adjustments for comfort in the hospital, followed by transition to a licensed recovery residence on Days 3-5.

    Managing Discomfort

    Withdrawal is medically managed while you are sedated, with an infusion of anti-narcotic medications, opioid receptor stabilization, and neuroregulation to support your comfort.

    Is rapid detox safe?

    Rapid detox is performed in an accredited hospital with continuous medical monitoring, directed by the physician, with a board-certified anesthesiologist. Every patient undergoes an individualized medical evaluation, including labs and other studies, to determine whether the program is appropriate. As with any medical treatment, there are risks, and your physician will review them with you.

    Will I be asleep during detox?

    Yes. Patients are sedated during the detoxification procedure on Day 2, which lasts about 6-8 hours. IV sedation relaxes the patient to the point of sleep, and withdrawal is medically managed while the patient is sedated.

    Who is a good candidate?

    Every patient undergoes an individualized medical evaluation to determine whether the program is appropriate. Candidacy depends on opioid use history, medical history, overall physical condition, and results of labs and other studies. Patients may be evaluated for treatment of dependence on fentanyl, heroin, morphine, oxycodone (OxyContin, Percocet), hydrocodone (Norco, Vicodin), methadone, buprenorphine (Suboxone), kratom (7-hydroxy), and other prescription opioids.

    What happens after detox?

    After 2 days in the hospital, you will transition to a licensed recovery residence with 24-hour nursing observation, medication management, meals, rest, and supportive care. Therapy and counseling options are available if you are interested. After discharge, follow-up care may include medication management (including Vivitrol or oral naltrexone where appropriate), recommendations for counseling and recovery programs, and referral connections to specialists.

    How is this different from inpatient rehab?

    Rapid detox is a medical detoxification program, not a behavioral rehab program. It focuses on medically managing withdrawal over a structured 5-day program that includes 2 days in an accredited hospital. At discharge, you will receive recommendations for counseling and recovery programs if you want continued support.

    Before your arrival, we prepare with you

    Every patient completes a phone interview and screening, an email questionnaire, and initial tests, including blood work, EKG, chest x-ray, toxicology screening, and checks such as pregnancy and anemia. We provide clear expectations and education before arrival, so your detox experience is personalized from the very first step.

    During detox, we stay by your side

    Detoxification takes place on Day 2 in the hospital's ICU and lasts about 6-8 hours. Your care is directed by the physician, with a board-certified anesthesiologist and continuous medical monitoring throughout the procedure. Stabilization and close observation follow the procedure.

    After detox, we continue supporting you

    The process doesn't end after the hospital stay. On Days 3-5, you will continue recovery at a licensed recovery residence with 24-hour nursing observation and medication management as prescribed. IV vitamin infusion (INFUVITE) is also available. Before you go home, we arrange aftercare and follow-up planning, prescriptions, and referrals to specialists, with a plan that aligns with your goals and physical needs.

    Rapid Detox
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    Ongoing Healing

    Our approach is designed to do more than detoxification. It helps set a foundation for lasting change. The 5-day program medically guides you through withdrawal and the first days of recovery, so you can start rebuilding with professional support.

    The emotional toll of withdrawal can be intense. By medically managing withdrawal under sedation within a structured 5-day program, our method is designed to help ease anxiety and support a sense of hope and control early in recovery.

    The days after detox are a time for your body and mind to adjust. With rest, observation, and support at a licensed recovery residence, you can begin preparing for meaningful next steps in your healing journey.

    Comfort-focused care, medication support, and continuous supervision help you rest during and after detox. At the recovery residence, rest, nourishment, and 24-hour observation support your body as it adjusts.