Massachusetts is home to Martha’s Vineyard, the Beverly Hills of New England. But, most people who live in the state won’t ever have a chance to rub elbows with Hollywood big shots and East Coast elite at the Vineyard. Sadly, their chances of wrestling with drug and alcohol addiction are much higher.
If you or someone you love are among the many people battling an addiction, there is help available. Call 800-483-2193(Who Answers?) 24/7 to speak with an addiction specialist about detox in Massachusetts. You can ask about programs in cities across the state, including Chelsea and North Adams. Together, the pair of you can work through a list of Massachusetts detox centers and select the program that matches your goals, needs, and finances.
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There are multiple reasons to choose detoxes in MA. On a basic level, the assistance provided by trained, experienced staff may be the only thing that enables you to get through difficult withdrawals.
But, for some people, the benefits exceed that. Professional detox literally saves lives. People detoxing from alcohol, benzodiazepines, and opioids all face the potential of fatal withdrawal symptoms and inpatient medical detox can keep them medically stable.
Choosing a professional detox also provides you with:
For most people, alcohol is filtered out of their system in roughly seven to 10 days. But that doesn’t mean a detox program for alcohol dependence and abuse will last this length of time for every patient. A lot of factors contribute to the amount of care needed and the length of time needed to administer it.
How long you will need to remain in a detox program depends upon:
To discuss your circumstances and determine the amount of treatment you will need, call 800-483-2193(Who Answers?) and speak to an expert day or night.
Massachusetts detox centers design each program individually, meaning the amount of time you spend in drug detox will be unique to your situation. A major factor will be the type of drugs you are using. For instance, the symptoms associated with stimulant withdrawal generally progress a lot faster than those associated with opioid use, so a heroin user will likely need more time in detox than a cocaine user.
Detox will typically last longer for people who:
We accept most health insurance, call us to find out what will be covered.
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