Medical Detox

Medical detox is an important first step in any addiction recovery journey. Before our clients at 4 Seasons Detox and Recovery House can start to learn the strategies and skills they need to stay sober, it’s vital to rid the body of toxic and addictive substances.

Medication-assisted treatment is often essential for a safe and comfortable detoxification experience. We discourage those who are addicted to drugs or alcohol from trying to detox on their own since side effects and withdrawal symptoms may be too difficult to handle. Additionally, detoxing can be dangerous, causing serious health problems and even death.

During medication-assisted treatment, clients are supervised and monitored by trained addiction specialists and medical professionals. Medical professionals may prescribe certain medications because they help with withdrawal symptoms and reduce pain and discomfort.

At 4 Seasons, we use the American Society for Addiction Medicine ASAM criteria to determine detox or medication treatment. Furthermore, the need for detoxification services depends on the client’s withdrawal symptoms.

Furthermore, as part of our intake procedures, the client will first receive a physical evaluation by our medical director. Next, the client will receive a medical evaluation from a licensed physician to confirm whether medication-assisted treatment is necessary. A psychiatric evaluation by a licensed psychiatrist may also be necessary for clients with mental health issues. Once 4 Seasons Detox and Recovery House confirms the need for medical detox or medication-assisted treatment, they will formally refer the client.

At 4 Seasons Detox and Recovery House, we understand firsthand the toll that drug and alcohol addiction can take. Moreover, our alcohol and drug rehabilitation center can give you the tools and techniques you need to live a life free of drugs and alcohol. For more information about medical detox and medication-assisted treatment programs, contact us today. Certainly, we’re happy to answer any questions you might have.

Our treatment center accepts most major and private health insurance. Furthermore, if you have health insurance, your policy may cover drug and alcohol rehab costs. If you don’t have insurance, our team of care coordinators is available to help you learn what options may be available to you or your loved one. Additionally, to learn more about payment options or our treatment programs, call (805) 991-5111. Indeed, we are here to help.

If you or a loved one is struggling with substance abuse or mental health issues, we’re here to help. Therefore, for questions about payment plans, what insurances we accept, or scholarship opportunities, give us a call. We are happy to answer your questions and help you pursue sobriety.