Fentanyl
Detox Anaheim

Restore Your Health at Our Anaheim Detox Facility

Restorations Health Care helps struggling addicts detox from fentanyl and begin their path towards a sober life. Starting a journey towards recovery, especially from fentanyl abuse, requires a compassionate, structured and medically supervised approach to safely detox.

We recognize the severity of fentanyl addiction and aim to provide clients with comprehensive care.

Our center supports recovering individuals to take back control of their health with medications and tailored plans following a 12-step program to support detox and recovery. We understand the unique needs of each patient by providing medical supervision, emotional support, and individualized treatment plans.

Suffering From Fentanyl Addiction?

Fentanyl is a synthetic opioid sometimes used to provide relief after surgery, in medically monitored doses. Now it is being sold on the street, sometimes laced in heroin or cocaine, with many not realizing they are taking fentanyl until it is too late. It is most often consumed through snorting or injection.

Fentanyl is the leading drug causing overdose and death across the United States. It is highly addictive and dangerous. It slows down the nervous system, respiratory and cardiovascular system.

We understand the difficulty in overcoming fentanyl addiction. Recognizing the signs and symptoms of fentanyl abuse is important to start detox and get clean.

Effects of
Fentanyl Abuse

Becoming physically addicted and psychologically dependent on fentanyl can cause a number of problems to one’s health, decrease their quality of life and increase early risk of death. Some of the long-term effects of fentanyl abuse include:

Recognize Symptoms of Fentanyl Abuse

Recognize the warning signs in yourself or a loved one to reach out for support. Symptoms of fentanyl abuse include:

Supervised Fentanyl Detox

Restorations Health Care provides medically supervised detox in a safe facility to rid fentanyl from the system. Fentanyl detox can be dangerous if done unsupervised.

Medication: Prescription medications will be provided to help ease withdrawal symptoms and reduce cravings.

Medical Supervision: Fentanyl withdrawal can cause seizures, heart attacks and stop breathing. Doctors and hospital staff are available 24/7 to provide around the clock care and monitor vitals.

Compassionate Staff: Our empathetic staff is well-trained to understand that addiction is a disease and the recovery process is not something that happens over night.

Rehabilitation: Restorations offers both inpatient and outpatient rehab to support on-going needs after detox. This is essential for successful fentanyl recovery. Inpatient programs provide individual therapies, support groups and medication management. Our rehab programs address the root of addiction and help you make better lifestyle choices.

Aftercare Planning: : Whether you return home after fentanyl detox or choose to enter a rehab program (recommended option), developing an aftercare plan is an essential part of our process to help you stay sober.

Restorations Health Care is a leading provider of fentanyl abuse in Anaheim

Our empathetic staff provides comprehensive care to help support you or a loved one on the journey to sobriety.

Fentanyl Detox Timeline

Detoxing timelines can vary depending on the extent of the addiction. Fentanyl is a short-acting drug, which means you feel the effects immediately after consumption. Withdrawal can start as soon as 4-8 hours after last consumption. The general timeline for detoxing is four to ten days for long-term users.

When you arrive at the detox facility you will go through a comprehensive admissions process to evaluate your medical history and a treatment plan will be created for you based on your needs.

During the first day of detox, you can expect mild withdrawal symptoms. Typically, you will experience feelings of anxiety and agitation early on as you start to crave fentanyl.

Over the next 36 to 72 hours, your symptoms will gradually get more severe before they peak. This period requires medical supervision to monitor your vitals as fentanyl withdrawal can cause seizures and sometimes even heart attacks. Prescription medications may be provided to alleviate withdrawal symptoms and reduce any cravings you may have.

When your symptoms have peaked they will slowly start to subside. In some cases, symptoms like fatigue, anxiety, muscle weakness and paranoia can linger for weeks or even months.

After detox, you will be discharged to a treatment center to start your inpatient or intensive outpatient treatment to support your ongoing recovery.

Resources are available to detox, overcome the grips of fentanyl addiction and live a sober life.

If you or someone you know is struggling with fentanyl addiction