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You may need medical detox if you:
If you are unsure whether or not detox is right for you, we are here to help. Contact us today to speak confidentially to one of our admissions counselors and let us help guide you in the right direction.
Withdrawal symptoms vary and depend on the substance and the individual but may include:
Four Pillars Recovery highly discourages detoxing without seeking medical care in advance. Our admissions coordinators are here to help. Contact us today, and let us help you navigate the first steps in a safe, comfortable environment.
Rehab is a widely used word that encompasses the entire continuum of care. However, the individual pathway to recovery is just as unique as the pathway that let to the addiction in the first place.
In general, detox focuses on stabilizing the physiological effects caused by stopping or reducing substance use. Whereas, rehab, in its many intensities, focuses on addressing the psychological, behavioral, and emotional features of addiction. Both are essential parts of the recovery process.
Addiction treatment programs, such as Four Pillars Recovery, are designed to help each individual identify treatment goals and establish a treatment plan that reinforces those goals.
In most cases, health insurance benefits will cover medical detox services, including private/commercial insurance plans, employer-sponsored plans, and medicaid plans, such as Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System (AHCCCS).
Contact us today, or complete our verification of benefits form, and let Four Pillars Recovery help you understand what your insurance plan will cover.
Detox alone is not treatment. It is simply the first step. Individuals who complete medical detox at Four Pillars work one on one with a case manager who is there to help coordinate next steps. It is highly encouraged that, upon completion, care is continued in a structured program such as:
These programs address the underlying causes of addiction and support long-term recovery through skills development and reintegration into everyday life.