The opioid epidemic is a concern across the United States. In 2020, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reported that heroin was responsible for nearly 20% of all opioid overdose deaths. Heroin is an illegal opiate made from morphine, a natural substance derived from opium poppy plants. Combining morphine with chemicals to make heroin means that heroin is three times stronger, more addictive, and more dangerous than morphine.
We can help you to understand heroin addiction, the signs, symptoms, and treatment options so that you or your loved one can enjoy a life free from heroin. Learn more about opioid addictions.
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What is Heroin?

Heroin is an illegal opioid. Opioids can be prescribed or illegal, and they have various uses:
- Natural opioids: Examples include morphine and codeine, used for pain management.
- Semi-synthetic opioids: Heroin is a semi-synthetic opioid. This group also includes oxycodone, hydrocodone, hydromorphone and oxymorphone; along with buprenorphine, which is a synthetic opioid often used in the treatment of heroin use disorder.
- Synthetic opioids: These opioids are entirely artificial. Methadone is a well-known example of a synthetic opioid used to treat those addicted to heroin.
Heroin Street Names
Heroin is known as diacetylmorphine, diamorphine, and by various other names. Heroin has no medical use in the US. Therefore, as it can only be obtained illegally, those who deal in the substance give it a variety of street names to try to avoid detection by the authorities. Examples of these street names for heroin include big H, hell dust, thunder, snow, smack, skag, and white horse.
What Does Heroin Look Like
Heroin usually comes in the form of a white or brown powder or “black tar” heroin. The white powder is pure heroin that originates from South America, whereas black tar heroin contains impurities. Black tar heroin is usually dissolved and injected into veins, muscles, and under the skin. Highly pure heroin can be snorted or smoked, otherwise known as “chasing the dragon.” Smoking or snorting heroin may appeal to new users because it eliminates the stigma associated with injection drug use.
What Does Heroin Do?
Our bodies naturally produce neurotransmitters that bind to mu-opioid receptors (MORs) and help to regulate pain and feelings of reward and well-being. Heroin is an agonist that attaches to the MORs and stimulates the release of a neurotransmitter called dopamine. Dopamine produces a sense of pleasure and reward. By activating this process artificially through taking heroin, a link between taking the substance and the immediate sense of reward is created, reinforcing the drug-taking behavior. Heroin users often want to repeat or intensify the feeling by taking more heroin or a larger dose. The impact that heroin has is determined by factors such as how much heroin is taken, how long it takes to work, and how strongly it binds.
The National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) states that repeated heroin abuse causes changes to the physical structure and physiology of the brain. Studies have shown that the brain’s white matter deteriorates as a result of heroin use which affects the user’s memory and decision-making abilities. Repeatedly taking heroin and causing an unnatural surge in hormones and neurotransmitters can also cause long-term hormonal imbalances. As a result, the brain can stop making these hormones, leading to severe mental health problems such as chronic depression.
How Many People Use Heroin?
Heroin use disorder is a form of substance use disorder (SUD). A SUD is diagnosed when a person cannot stop using a drug despite its detrimental effect on their life. The SAMHSA (Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration) National Survey on Drug Use and Health reported that nearly 5.7 million people aged 12 and over had used heroin at least once in their lifetime. In addition, the 2020 survey found that 0.2% (691,000 people) had a heroin use disorder in the past 12 months.
Nearly 75% of the 91,799 drug overdose deaths in 2020 involved an opioid. Although the number of deaths involving heroin decreased by 7% between 2019 and 2020, heroin still contributed to more than 13,000 deaths in 2020, nearly seven times higher than in 1999.
Why Do People Use Heroin?
Heroin addiction can affect anyone. The reasons why someone uses heroin are varied and complex. Some of the most common reasons are:
Addiction to prescription opioids
The biggest risk factor for people using heroin is already being addicted to a prescription opioid painkiller. Initially, an individual may be prescribed painkillers for an injury, operation, or condition that causes chronic pain, and over time this can develop into an addiction to these painkillers. As the addiction grows, tolerance builds up, meaning that the user increasingly needs more of the drug to have the same effect.
Heroin Is more accessible and cheaper than prescription drugs
If someone has an addiction to prescription painkillers, they may find it increasingly difficult to source the medication. Their doctor may believe that the drug is no longer necessary and stop prescribing it. In this case, the patient will resort to visiting multiple doctors to obtain prescriptions for the same opioid. If it is impossible to obtain the drug by another means, the user may resort to getting it illegally or turn to heroin instead. Many opioid addicts state that they transitioned to heroin because prescription opioids are far more expensive and harder to obtain.
Chasing the high
Heroin provides a faster and greater sense of euphoria than other drugs. For those who use other substances such as ecstasy or marijuana, it can be tempting to use heroin to experience an even greater high. Once someone experiences heroin, it can be difficult to return to other drugs as they will no longer experience the same level of satisfaction from them. Once someone has started taking heroin regularly, they will begin to develop a tolerance to its effects. Therefore they will need to take more heroin more frequently to have the same effect. Withdrawal symptoms will also worsen, encouraging the user to take more heroin to alleviate these symptoms, leading to addiction.
Self-medication for pain
Drugs such as heroin provide instant euphoria and relaxation. Some people will use it to help them cope with stress or unhappiness in their lives. Similarly, those who suffer from social anxiety may choose to use heroin to help them feel more relaxed, comfortable, and confident in social situations. Some users will self-medicate with heroin when they think they have a condition that requires medical attention but do not wish to visit a doctor or pay a prescription charge for the medication they need.
Who Is at Risk of Becoming Addicted to Heroin?
Genetic, psychological, and environmental factors can predispose someone to develop a heroin addiction. Examples of these factors include:
- A family history of drug taking: Opioid use disorder can run in families, and studies have shown several genetic variants associated with heroin addiction.
- Mental health concerns: There is a strong link between mental health disorders such as anxiety and depression and substance addiction. More than half of those with a mental illness also experience a substance use disorder. In particular, the feeling of loneliness and being unwanted that comes with depression can lead someone to addiction. Drugs such as heroin provide comfort by numbing these feelings and making it easier for the user to deal with their pain and emotions.
- Unemployment: Studies have shown that unemployment is a significant risk factor for substance use disorders, as well as the risk of relapse after drug addiction treatment.
- Homelessness: As many as half of all people who are homeless have diagnosable substance use disorders. This situation can be complicated, as homelessness can cause someone to turn to heroin, but also heroin can be the reason they are homeless if it has caused them to lose their home, job, and family support.
- Drug-taking environment: Heroin use is more likely when someone has access to people and situations where heroin is used, or they feel under peer pressure to partake when others do. This particularly applies to young people. Studies into adolescent heroin abuse have found that adolescents can be attracted to the often exciting yet chaotic lifestyle of a heroin addict.
- Use at a young age: While young people do not commonly use heroin as much as some other drugs, it is still a cause for concern and often follows a young person’s abuse of prescription opioids.
Short-term Effects of Heroin Use
All drugs, legal or illegal, have side effects and risks associated with their use. In the case of heroin, the side effects depend on the amount taken and how rapidly it enters the brain. As an illicit opioid, heroin shares some risks with other opioid drugs but some side effects and risks are specific to heroin and how it has been administered.
How Long Does Heroin Last?
The rush of heroin use can last between 3 and 5 hours, and the short-term side effects can happen as soon as the heroin reaches the brain or in the hours after use. Major withdrawal symptoms usually peak between 48 and 72 hours after taking heroin.
Short-term Physical Symptoms of Using Heroin
- Drifting in and out of consciousness
- Reduced heart rate and blood pressure (this is particularly dangerous if the user has a pre-existing heart condition)
- Slowed breathing
- Heavy feeling in arms and legs with muscle aches
- Flushed skin that is warm to the touch
- Severe itching
- Dry mouth
- Small pupils
- Nausea and vomiting
- Intense cough if smoking heroin
- Track marks and bruising from injecting heroin
- Runny nose and nosebleeds due to snorting heroin
Short-term Mental Health Impacts of Using Heroin
- Drowsiness
- Trance-like state for several hours
- Confusion and disorientation
- Lethargy
Risk of Overdose
Like all drugs, heroin carries a concerning risk of overdose. In the case of heroin, an overdose occurs when the substance depresses a person’s heart rate and breathing to a level where they cannot survive without medical help. Even if someone does not die from an overdose, they can still suffer a debilitating brain injury – either an anoxic brain injury when the brain does not get any oxygen or a hypoxic brain injury due to the brain getting some but not enough oxygen.
The risk of overdose is often perpetuated by the intentional or unintentional combining of substances which can have unpredictable outcomes. For example, some users intentionally mix heroin with crack cocaine, known as “speedballing.”
In many cases, heroin is combined with other substances without the user’s knowledge. These can be relatively harmless substances such as sugar or powdered milk or more dangerous substances that can lead to life-threatening consequences. For example, heroin is often mixed with fentanyl, an opiate that is 50 to 100 times more potent than morphine. Fentanyl is added to heroin to increase its potency or be disguised as highly potent heroin as less is required to achieve the same effect, and therefore it is more cost-effective for the dealer. This mixing of substances can lead to overdose as users take a far greater opiate dose than they realize.
Long-term Health Risks of Heroin Use
Long-term use of heroin can lead to a physical dependence on the drug that has serious health implications. The health risks and withdrawal signs can last for many months or even years.
Long-term Physical Impact of Using Heroin
- Constant severe itching
- Cold flashes with goosebumps
- Debilitating cravings
- Constipation
- Sexual dysfunction
- Hormonal imbalances
- Lung damage
- Nasal tissue damage
Long-term Effects on Mental Health Due to Heroin Use
- Chronic insomnia
- Behavioral changes
- Memory loss
- Mood swings
- Chronic depression
What Are the 4 Stages of Heroin Addiction?
Heroin addiction develops over time, and users generally follow a similar use pattern. The high that is experienced from heroin is intense, and the desire to replicate it is powerful; therefore, users can advance through the stages more quickly with heroin than with other drugs. The 4 stages of heroin use disorder are:
- Stage 1: Experimentation: At this stage, the drug user may experiment with several different drugs and start snorting heroin. They may have an existing addiction to a prescription opioid and be developing a tolerance to it or struggling to get supplies and, therefore, turn to heroin as a replacement.
- Stage 2: Occasional use: The next stage is for someone to use heroin occasionally. They may not actively seek it out, but they will take it when offered to them and start associating with others who use it so that it will become normalized.
- Stage 3: Regular use: The user may have transitioned from snorting or smoking heroin to taking it intravenously. One study found that the most common change in heroin administration was from smoking to injecting. As injecting the substance means that it immediately reaches the bloodstream, and therefore, the brain, the user experiences a quicker and more intense high. This can lead to a greater chance of addiction as the heroin user is more likely to want to replicate this feeling. At this stage, the user will be experiencing drug cravings, and their life will be detrimentally affected by their use of heroin.
- Stage 4: Addiction: A heroin addict’s life will have become entirely consumed by their addiction. They may have resorted to crime to fund their habit, their relationships with others will have broken down, and they cannot keep a job. Their health will be affected; they may have experienced an overdose and require medical attention.
What Are the Signs of Heroin Use?
People with drug addiction often go out of their way to hide their habit from those around them, and therefore, unless you see them taking drugs or find drugs in their belongings, it can be challenging to know for definite that they have a substance use disorder. There are, however, signs that you can look out for that indicate that someone has heroin addiction:
- Behaving out of character: When individuals are experiencing the euphoria associated with taking heroin, or they are suffering from withdrawal symptoms, they may act in a way that is out of character for them. They may be particularly lethargic, confused, and disorientated. They may also start to lie or become particularly secretive. Withdrawal from heroin may result in displays of anger, depression, or anxiety.
- Suffering heroin withdrawal symptoms: When someone with heroin addiction is not taking the substance, they will suffer from physical and noticeable severe opioid withdrawal effects, including vomiting, diarrhea, excessive sweating, shivering, or sleeping significantly more than usual. Major withdrawal effects can last for a week after the last dose of heroin.
- Declining performance at work or school: Heroin addiction takes over everything else in life, meaning the user cannot focus on anything other than finding and taking more of the substance. A noticeable decline in performance at work and school can result, including potentially losing their job or failing classes.
- Lack of interest in activities: Similarly, someone with a heroin addiction may not be interested in or cannot gain pleasure from anything that does not involve taking the drug. They may start to lack motivation for things they previously enjoyed, such as participating in sports, recreational hobbies, or socializing.
- Distancing themselves from friends and family: Heroin addicts often isolate themselves from friends and family because they feel ashamed or fear being judged. Substance addiction can destroy personal relationships, and some individuals become estranged from their friends or family.
- Financial troubles: As a drug addiction intensifies, it becomes more expensive. Often those with heroin addiction will start to require loans from friends or family members for unexplained reasons and then struggle to repay them. This is especially true if they have lost their job due to addiction.
- Needle marks: A physical sign that someone is a heroin addict is the needle marks associated with injecting the drug. As use intensifies, the marks may become inflamed or infected, and boils may develop. A person with a heroin addiction may start to cover their skin to avoid detection of these marks; this can be especially noticeable on hot days or during activities requiring specific clothing.
- Experiencing health problems: As well as suffering withdrawal symptoms that impact their health, heroin addicts are also at enhanced risk of contracting diseases. Heroin use increases the risk of exposure to HIV, viral hepatitis, and other infectious agents. This increase is due to sharing intravenous needles, paraphernalia, and close contact with bodily fluids. The euphoria associated with heroin use can also lead to someone engaging in unprotected sexual activity with multiple partners, resulting in sexually transmitted diseases and unplanned pregnancies.
- Taking risks and poor decision-making: Using heroin and the desire to alleviate withdrawal symptoms can impact an individual’s ability to make rational decisions and effectively assess risk. They may start to:
- Associate with criminals: Someone with a heroin addiction may begin socializing with people they would not usually associate with, including other drug users and drug dealers.
- Partake in criminal activity: When someone has a substance use disorder, they may steal money or items to sell or make money through other means to pay for drugs. Illegal activities can include dealing heroin themselves or prostitution.
- Become involved in violence: The people, risks, and money involved with sourcing and dealing heroin can result in acts of extreme violence. Someone with a heroin addiction may find themselves at the receiving end of violence or be recruited to commit violent acts to pay for their heroin supply.
- Get into trouble with the police: Often, it is the case that a drug addict’s criminal associations and activities will result in them getting into legal trouble. They may be fined, undertake community service, or be sent to prison.
How To Find Help for Heroin Use Disorder
If you think you or a loved one has a heroin addiction, it’s time to seek professional help. Early intervention can help to prevent the risk of severe health risks or overdose. The right substance abuse treatment provider can help patients to understand their addiction and the treatment they need and embark on a life of sobriety. Knowing where to begin to look for heroin addiction treatment can be challenging. Examples of trusted resources with valuable information about addiction and treatment options are:
- SAMHSA’s National Helpline is free and confidential, and available daily. You can get advice on treatment options and find addiction treatment centers near you. Call: 1-800-662-HELP (1-800-662-4357).
- Rehab.com offers trustworthy online advice and resources and a helpline to connect people needing help with treatment providers that care. Visit the website or call now at (833) 386-0206.
- Your doctor is an excellent source of local knowledge and information. They will be able to put you in touch with available resources in your local area.
- Narcotics Anonymous and other support groups are available across the US. These meetings are generally free or inexpensive to attend and can be valuable for peer support and guidance.
- If you feel comfortable doing so, you can ask your friends and family for advice. Often people you know have personal experience of substance addiction or know people that do. Personal recommendations, contacts, and information can help narrow the search for addiction treatment in your area.
What To Expect From Heroin Addiction Treatment
Your most effective heroin addiction treatment program will depend on your individual needs and situation. The treatment plan offered may involve:
- Detoxification: Many healthcare providers will offer medical detox as a starting point for heroin addiction treatment. This process involves the patient being weaned off heroin under the care of medical professionals. The patient’s opiate withdrawal symptoms are monitored and controlled, and they are kept as comfortable as possible. Medical detox is crucial when someone is addicted to heroin as the withdrawal symptoms are especially severe compared to other drugs.
- Anaesthesia-assisted Rapid Opiate Detoxification (AAROD): May be recommended in some cases. Detoxification by AAROD can be achieved in approximately 1 hour through sedation of the patient and intravenous administration of medication such as midazolam, propofol, and naloxone. Naloxone is also extremely useful in the event of an opioid overdose as it is an opioid antagonist medication and rapidly reverses its effects on the body.
- Medication-assisted treatment: Prescription medications used to treat those with heroin use disorder include buprenorphine, naltrexone, or suboxone which is a combination of the two. Methadone is one of the most well-known medications that’s been used for years to treat heroin addiction. However, it is essential to understand that it is not a quick fix and that some patients may require lifelong methadone maintenance to maintain sobriety.
- Behavioral health treatment: A successful rehabilitation program will incorporate a variety of therapies designed to improve a patient’s behavioral health. These often start with understanding why heroin addiction has occurred and developing methods to overcome it. Treatment programs can include inpatient or outpatient options.
- Aftercare: The relapse rate for opiate-dependent patients is around 91%. This is significantly higher than other drugs due to the intense effects of heroin and other opioids, their accessibility and affordability, and the intensiveness of the withdrawal symptoms. Following addiction treatment, it is essential to embark upon an aftercare program to achieve long-term recovery. This program can include a stay at a sober living house, ongoing therapy on an outpatient basis, and peer support groups.
Heroin addiction can have a devastating effect on your life and the life of your friends and family. It can be challenging to know where to begin with seeking help but rest assured that heroin addiction treatment is widely available and effective. The sooner you or your loved one starts treatment, the greater the chance of success and the less chance of experiencing the debilitating consequences that heroin addiction can have on a person.
Addiction treatment programs for heroin are designed with the patient in mind. Everyone’s treatment is different, and you will be able to find the program that is right for you. The most important thing you can do now is to call one of the trusted and knowledgeable resources we have provided and take your first step toward a life free from heroin.
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1 year ago
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Robert Alexander Center – Kentucky Drug & Alcohol RehabAd This is an ad and Robert Alexander Center – Kentucky Drug & Alcohol Rehab is a paid advertiser. Paid advertisers may be listed first in search results. This ad may contain content provided by the advertiser. Rehab.com does not verify ad content or any reviews that are displayed. Learn More 130 Hope Street
Mount Washington, KY 40047
| Robert Alexander Center For Recovery is a luxury treatment facility located in Mount Washington, Kentucky. They provide services to men, women, college students, professionals, and they are LGBTQIA friendly. Levels of care available here include detox, residential treatment, a partial hospitalization program (PHP), an intensive outpatient program ( | Treatments Programs Payment Options | View Website (502) 431-2800 | I loved my experience, you need to realize it is a treatment center and no matter how nice it’s a hard thing to do but rac is an amazing treatment facility and the staff from the techs to the case managers to the therapists really do care. They do their best to keep your family in the loop, if your considering treatment please look into rac.
Michael Wright
1 month ago
They are very thoughtful and thorough with their care. A lot of my old patterns of behavior were immediately caught and dealt with by both staff and peers. I couldn’t recommend a better place if I tried.
Don Piper
1 month ago
Staff is wonderful! Kristina, Allie, Wes, Isabella, were amazing….
Nate Lynn
1 month ago
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4601 Medical Plaza Way
Clarksville, IN 47129
| Avenues Recovery Center at Clarksville is a residential facility which offers drug and alcohol detox and inpatient rehabilitation services. Set on a sprawling 10-acre property and housed in beautiful, state-of-the-art premises, this modern yet warm establishment provides the perfect backdrop for clients to cleanse themselves of all substances and b | Treatments Programs Payment Options | The clinicals were great smaller groups and the teachers have real life experience! Staff makes the place. Great food and you can vape!
Zach Rumell
1 month ago
Great program and facility. The staff goes above and beyond!
Savannah Tessmer
1 month ago
1st Time client, in which I’ll be graduating this week and I’m going to a 6 month program at avenues complete in Philly. I’ve had a tremendous experience here in Clarksville Indiana God bless everyone.
Michael Arnett
1 month ago
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1066 East Avenue J
Lancaster, CA 93535
| Design for Change is a drug rehab facility located in Lancaster, California. The center offers treatment for substance use disorder, alcohol use disorder, opioid use, chemical dependencies, and co-occurring mental and behavioral health disorders. Design for Change provides detox, medicated-assisted treatment (MAT), residential inpatient treatment, | Treatments Programs Payment Options | Five-Star ReviewChoosing this design for change treatment center was one of the best decisions I ve ever made. From the moment I walked through the doors, I felt a sense of safety, support, and genuine care that I hadn t experienced anywhere else. The facility is beautiful and peaceful, but it s the people who make this place truly special.One of the standout individuals on the team is Tiffany, one of the directors. Her compassion, professionalism, and unwavering dedication to every individual s recovery journey is something you rarely see. Tiffany doesn t just talk the talk she truly walks with you through the process. Whether it was a rough day or a breakthrough moment, she was there offering insight, encouragement, and a calming presence that made all the difference.The program is thoughtfully designed, blending evidence-based therapy with holistic practices, and the staff are all incredibly knowledgeable and supportive. You re never treated like a number here you re seen, heard, and deeply respected.If you re looking for a place that s not only committed to helping you heal but also to empowering you long after you leave, this is it. I m beyond grateful for my experience, and for people like Tiffany who pour their hearts into the work they do every single day.
salim halabi
3 months ago
Deciding to go and stay at DFC was the best thing that happened too me. The staff and counselors are world class. The education and treatment I received changed my life. Care, compassion, & understanding of my disease from the staff kept me focused on my recovery. I owe my future to this program – and it is looking bright!
Angela Simpson
3 months ago
Wonderful and knowledgeable staff. Nick and Adam are substance abuse counselors who really truly care and their experience was invaluable. This place is truly unique within the recovery community.
Bob Lawblaw
5 months ago
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586 Glorene Ave
South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150
| Elevate Addiction Services is an inpatient detox program located in South Lake Tahoe, California with a holistic approach to treating alcohol and drug addiction. They’re part of a network of treatment centers across California. South Lake Tahoe’s idyllic backdrop with gorgeous pine trees and mountain vistas makes it an ideal retreat to prioriti | Treatments Programs Payment Options | Great staff and food
Sonday8
3 months ago
I was a client here between February and March of 2025 for the 30 day program. Far exceeded my expectations. I enjoyed it so much and the staff that I decided to do the 3 month trainee program where I m starting my career in recovery. I m very excited to join the team and have a better future for others and myself.
Nicholas Salas
3 months ago
The elevate program was very profound for me as it got to the deep root of my addiction and way I’ve relapse, I’m grateful to be able to live my life with responsibility and peace thanks to elevate.
Justin Goulbourne
3 months ago
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Grand Falls Center for RecoveryAd This is an ad and Grand Falls Center for Recovery is a paid advertiser. Paid advertisers may be listed first in search results. This ad may contain content provided by the advertiser. Rehab.com does not verify ad content or any reviews that are displayed. Learn More 5615 W 32nd St
Joplin, MO 64804
| Grand Falls Recovery, located in Joplin, Missouri is a private alcohol and drug rehab that offers treatment for a variety of substance abuse addictions including alcoholism, co-occurring mental health disorders, and opiate addiction. They offer supervised medical treatment to safely manage withdrawal symptoms during detoxification, residential care | Treatments Programs Payment Options | View Website (417) 981-3348 | Grand Falls saved my life. EVERY member of the staff made me feel welcomed and special. I was given the tools l need to fight my addiction and live my life to the fullest. The facility is top rate! The food, the care, just every thing is awesome. I almost did not want to leave.
Cindy Silvernail
1 month ago
Grandfalls really helped me after a rough time. They jump started my recovery with coping skills and a great support team. If your looking for help I highly recommend Grandfalls.
Jesse Capps
1 month ago
Grand falls recovery was a great place for me after a relapse to get sober and back on the road to recovery. Staff is amazing here!
Kali
1 month ago
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971 South Dixie Highway
Pompano Beach, FL 33060
| Boca Recovery Center in Pompano Beach, Florida is located just 10 miles north of Fort Lauderdale. We provide comprehensive rehabilitation services ranging from medical detoxification and residential treatment to specialized programs that meet your unique needs. Boca Recovery Center in Pompano Beach, Florida, is an addiction treatment facility for a | Treatments Programs Payment Options | So helpful! Especially Nikki, she’s the best!
Dana Merson
1 month ago
Great facility! Nikki was tha absolute best! And still is I’ve been to multiple treatment centers and Nikki is the only one who consistently checks up on me to make sure I’m ok! Would recommend any one who’s thinking about getting clean to start there journey here!
Troy Fauteux
1 month ago
When I decided to go into detox , I was ashamed and embarrassed for having gotten to the point of needing it, and intimidated by getting it. The minute I arrived at Boca Recovery Center, all of that went away. The entire staff, from Case Workers to Doctors, Nurses, Coordinators, Therapists, – everyone– was so professional, kind, friendly, caring , informative, supportive , and helpful. I was so comfortable and my condition improved everyday. It was one of my best decisions to go there and be guided by them to better health. I haven’t felt this strong and healthy in 5 years. I thank the people at Boca Recovery Center with all of my heart. Love and mercy to everyone.
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Duane Rollick
2 months ago
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811 Main Court
Carbondale, CO 81623
| Jaywalker Lodge is a drug and alcohol rehab located in Carbondale, Colorado. They provide residential substance abuse treatment for adult men. Jaywalker Lodge is a drug and alcohol rehab located in Carbondale, Colorado. They provide residential substance abuse treatment for adult men. Addiction-related services available at Jaywalker Lodge include | Treatments Programs Payment Options | Jaywalker Lodge is truly a phenomenal facility. It is so much more than that. Treatment centers tend to boast about and claim to be what Jaywalker actually embodies. Jaywalker Lodge is a fully comprehensive recovery community. It is a sacred place of healing that I would emphatically recommend to anyone seeking recovery.
Micah Cook
3 months ago
A great resource for those who can fully commit, especially for those who choose to stay in the area.
Ginny Mills
4 months ago
This is Maxwell Kremin a former and proud patient. I came to Jaywalker after a very bad experience at another treatment facility. Over there, there was a clear focus on money over treatment. This is the exact opposite of Jaywalker. Jaywalker would not spare a dime if it meant that we would have a better experience during recovery. The staff are incredible and the other patients I met were some of the most amazing guys I’ve met in my entire life. If you or someone you care about is dealing with addiction this is hands-down the only place in America to send them if you truly care about them. I extend my sincerest appreciation to all still working at Jaywalker.
Max
4 months ago
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26229 North Cranes Mill Road
Canyon Lake, TX 78133
| The Windmill Wellness Ranch is an inpatient rehab and recovery center located close to San Antonio in Canyon Lake, Texas. Here, they treat adults with substance use and co-occurring (dual diagnosis) disorders. If you’re a veteran then it’s good to know that the center is in-network with TRICARE insurance. They also accept most major insurance. | Treatments Programs Payment Options | The WWR has saved/ given me my life back! You are treated like a person who matters, not a number! Jewls, Coach, Tony Jeremy , and the entire staff Truly care about each about every one of us! There are no words to express how AMAZING the Staff, Ranch, and Community truly are!!!! They are truly saving lives! I pray everyone is able to experience this type of recovery! And all other clinics should take note! There the best BAR NONE! Thank you for everything WWR!
Christopher Timmons
1 month ago
Windmill Wellness Ranch saved me in more ways than one. All members of the staff care and are genuine in helping people recover. They teach and give you tools in whatever it is that is troubling you and educate those individuals on how to move forward. Families should look here first if they have a loved one that needs a solid recovery program.
Greg Lange
2 months ago
I am a born pessimist, so I spent a great deal of time looking into this place. First, I found nothing negative whatsoever, Secondly, I spent 60 days here and cried leaving. This place and ALL of it’s staff saved my life. I can remember spending countless times in the nurses station, at the wellness advocates desk, and even in the Blanco hall, talking to the different staff about my days, my problems, my achievements, etc. And EVERY SINGLE PERSON TOOK THE TIME TO LISTEN AND HELP OR CHEER ME ON!! There’s not a staff member in this place that doesn’t care about each person. The therapy sessions are incredible and I can’t thank them enough for showing me I wasn’t hopeless and giving me all the tools I need to have a beautiful, healthy and sober life. I am 45 years old, and I never thought this was possible.
Gina Michelle Mullaley
3 months ago
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Purposes RecoveryAd This is an ad and Purposes Recovery is a paid advertiser. Paid advertisers may be listed first in search results. This ad may contain content provided by the advertiser. Rehab.com does not verify ad content or any reviews that are displayed. Learn More 7239 Kentwood Ave
Los Angeles, CA 90045
| Nestled in the heart of Los Angeles with sweeping views and easy access to LAX, our luxury substance abuse treatment center offers an exceptional healing experience in a serene, upscale setting. We specialize in comprehensive, evidence-based care with a full continuum of services, including medical detox, residential treatment, and aftercare planni | Treatments Programs Payment Options | View Website (352) 706-8237 | Purposes Recovery has no reviews yet. Leave a review.
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1909 West Carlton Place
Santa Ana, CA 92704
| Pacific Sands Recovery Center is a drug and alcohol rehab located in Santa Ana, California. They provide inpatient addiction treatment and outpatient addiction treatment. Pacific Sands Recovery Center is a drug and alcohol rehab located in Santa Ana, California. They provide inpatient addiction treatment and outpatient addiction treatment. Addictio | Treatments Programs Payment Options | Amazing experience. Highly recommended. Shoutout all the staff especially John, Joey, Tim, both Will s, Canada, Gina, Ginger and all the great therapists as well, everyone is super nice
K Z23
3 months ago
From the moment I arrived, I felt welcomed and cared for. Having a private room was a huge plus it gave me the personal space I needed to focus on my recovery while still managing my work and school. The fact that I could use my phone and laptop was incredibly helpful, allowing me to stay connected and on top of everything while receiving the care I needed.The staff were incredible not only professional but genuinely caring. They treated me like a friend, making the whole experience feel much more comfortable. The facility itself is very comfy. Plus, there were plenty of fun outings that kept me active and distracted in the best way possible.If you’re looking for a place where you can focus on recovery while still maintaining your responsibilities, I can t recommend this place enough!
Skyler Hermes
7 months ago
I had the privilege of going through detox at this facility. To say this place is awesome is an understatement. They sincerely care about your well being and health. It’s a small facility so they can spend more individual time with the residents. They cater three amazing meals a day along with snacks 24/7. If you are truly thinking about changing your life forever, this is the place you want to start your journey. I highly recommend this to anyone needing help. Thank you for reading. Sincerely Anthony W.
Tony Wall
7 months ago
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1700 N. Dixie Hwy
West Palm Beach, FL 33407
| Beachway Therapy Center is located in West Palm Beach, Florida on N Dixie Highway only a few minutes from Lake Worth Lagoon. The center offers treatment for substance use disorders and mental health disorders (dual diagnosis). The facility has accreditation from the Joint Commission and is a member of the National Association of Addiction Treatment | Treatments Programs Payment Options | Hello im Ashley and im an addict. My whole life has been filled with chaos and trauma. Some from my own doing and some that wasnt my fault. There is not a single bad word i can say abouy my experience at Beachway Therapy Center. My time there was cut short thanks to my own self-sabotaging behavior. Even then Beachway still treated me with compassion and the desire to help me. My situation was a unusual one. I came into the trauma program with a clean date of April 16th 2014. So at 11 years clean i was dealing with bipolar disorder, intense anxiety, a very unhealthy toxic relationship and an intense desire to break generational curses for my children. My history is one that involves homelessness, street drugs and a street mentality. Beachway took on the challenge of helping me work thru that trauma. I opened up to the program and other woman like never before. I had an amazing counselor, amazing case manager, and amazing staff that were there anytime i had moments of high anxiety or worry. I am so disappointed i ruined my chances of having a chance at going thru a trauma program with Beachway. Just in the short time i was there i did gain a small sense of self back. If you were like me and worry about making friends with the other clients because they wont understand you or like you, that is not even close to true. I found a sense of community that i couldnt find anywhere else in my life. If i manage to find a magic lamp, one of my wishes would definitely be used on looking young forever after that id wish to feel the peace and serenity i felt at Beachway. Thanks to them i had just enough courage to get me and my kids out of my bad situation. Now my goal is to continue with trauma therapy. Do not be me and let your past dictate your future. No matter how clean you are from drugs that trauma will creep up on you and when it does use tools like Beachway to seek help instead of the alternative, and please for the love of your higher power get out of your own way and accept their help before you get kicked out like i did. I am forever grateful. Thanks for letting me share my expierence, strength and hope.
Ashley Wilburn
1 month ago
My experience at Banyan was very good. The staff was very helpful, the therapy was extremely beneficial , and the food was great! Like with all rehabs, it is what you make of it. If you go there thinking everything is perfect, you’ll be disappointed, it’s not. If you go for simply a social experience, it’s not a resort. If you go because you’re serious about your recovery, it’s a great place to take the first step !
Brian Koppen
1 month ago
Loved Beachway. I was extremely anxious with everyday panic attacks, and the medicine was no longer working. At Beachway I found a way to control my attacks and anxiety. It is not easy and sometimes I felt like it wasn’t going to work.
We worked through my childhood traumas and I learned techniques on how to defuse my anxiety.
Loved Dina’s honest and hardcore classes and also Gigi’s trauma class.
From the intake department, to the counselors, security, kitchen staff, Directors, Nurses and everyone that worked there I thank you. ❤️
Thalia Jimenez
2 months ago
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6505 S Paris St.
Centennial, CO 80111
| Footprints To Recovery – Colorado is a drug and alcohol rehab located in Centennial, Colorado. They provide outpatient addiction treatment. Footprints To Recovery – Colorado is a drug and alcohol rehab located in Centennial, Colorado. They provide outpatient addiction treatment. Addiction-related services provided at Footprints to Recovery incl | Treatments Programs Payment Options | Footprints was an amazing experience and helped me turn my life around and back on track! I feel like I m my old self again, before my addiction.
Cody Thibault
3 months ago
Wonderful staff and program. The groups are thought out, planned and executed successfully. You can tell the staff are all on the same page when it comes to patient care. Addiction and substance abuse are addressed with compassion and professionalism. Even more than that, the program provides a crash course in mental health which services all aspects of life.Highly recommend for anyone suffering from any level of substance abuse. The staff and the program they ve designed gave me my life back.
Mark Gillaspie
3 months ago
Very thankful for Footprints and to all the staff. I would highly recommend to anyone seeking treatment.
danny garcia
3 months ago
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Boca Recovery Center – GallowayAd This is an ad and Boca Recovery Center – Galloway is a paid advertiser. Paid advertisers may be listed first in search results. This ad may contain content provided by the advertiser. Rehab.com does not verify ad content or any reviews that are displayed. Learn More 30 W Jimmie Leeds Rd
Galloway, NJ 08205
| Boca Recovery Center – Galloway is a drug and alcohol rehab in Galloway, NJ. They provide inpatient addiction treatment and medical detox. Boca Recovery Center – Galloway is a drug and alcohol rehab in Galloway, NJ. They provide inpatient addiction treatment and medical detox. Boca Recovery Center in Galloway, New Jersey is a luxury recovery | Treatments Programs Payment Options | View Website (609) 402-9464 | This is by far the best rehab center in New Jersey! All the staff are wonderful and very helpful! I strongly recommend using BOCA for your recovery!
Nicholas Biddinger
2 months ago
This is the top drug and alcohol detox I have experienced. Staff is very helpful and patient. I highly recommend this place to anyone struggling.
Gavin Blueberry
2 months ago
The best detox in New Jersey. Ms. Mykeala, Ms. Bre, all the Techs were the best. Second to none!!
Gerald Patterson
2 months ago
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1400 Veterans Highway
Levittown, PA 19056
| The Steps To Recovery addiction treatment center is situated in Levittown, Pennsylvania. At this drug rehab center, patients can expect to engage in a unique treatment approach that focuses on helping individuals recover through authenticity, intimacy, community connection, and transparency. Steps to Recovery offers a serene and private environ | Treatments Programs Payment Options | I have been to several treatment facilities and this one is by far the best one i have been to. Not only is the facility clean and well kept, the faculty that works there have amazing hearts. This is the only treatment facility that i have been to where the staff actually genuinely care for you and your recovery/well being. They have a unique treatment plan that works. Unlike many places I have been to instead of boring you to death, they actually make recovery fun, which in my experience has a lot to do with being able to succeed in recovery. I have recommended multiple friends and family members to go here when they are struggling with addiction and will continue to recommend Steps to Recovery to anyone who asks how i got clean and remained clean. I owe my life and my recovery to these people and they will always have a special place in my heart.Just a little update, celebrating 10 years clean in a few months
Keith Greisemer
5 months ago
I recently graduated from STR. I was in programming between May to September, originally PHP and then in the IOP mental health program. While in PHP I was in housing as well. There are family sessions offered too, but I did not utilize that service while at STR.While the house I was at was not perfect, administration tried their best to accommodate every concern clients had with the house. It was overall a clean and safe environment to live in. If there are any concerns advocate for yourself and ask a tech to call a house meeting if it is an interpersonal issue within the house. If you have a different issue communicate that to the director and it will most likely be handled promptly.The PHP (partial hospitalization program) for mental health is six days a week, 9am-1:30 Monday-Friday and 9am-12pm Saturdays. The program changes as needs change. When I first began there process groups were three hours long, but when I left they were two hours long with an additional hour of psych ed. While the day may seem long, everyone gets a break between noon and 12:30. Afternoon there are different types of therapy everyday like art therapy, DBT, CBT.IOP (intensive outpatient program) is only 9am-12pm three days a week, usually Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday. The director is accommodating though so if for any reason you need to not go on a Monday, you could always go on a Saturday if you advocate for yourself.You ll have one individual session a week with one of the clinicians. I had Ashley and she is phenomenal. While the staff really do care about the clients, Ashley definitely cares about clients and it shows in her work.You ll also have a session with either Dr. Newman or Monique once a week to go over medications they are both amazing!STR is shaped not just by the staff, but clientele too. I have reinforced and grew my support system while being at STR. And while I was in the mental health program, I have substance use disorder as well, I d recommend Steps to recovery struggling with their mental health or substance use. It may take a couple of weeks to really settle into the program, but continue to do the work since you are worth it and advocate for yourself if something isn t working for you.STR is also a great facility if you re part of the LGBTQ+ community. The staff here are not just accepting, but affirming. There is an optional LGBTQ+ group once a week with Christian, which was my favorite part of the week.
Sal DiPasquale
9 months ago
The staff were all very nice for the most part. I had some great moments. STR helped me out while I was in a rough position and for that I am grateful. I appreciate that they go out of there way to help people with extenuating circumstances. There are a lot of personalities and that can frustrating. However, I would recommend this place to a friend in need. Overall, it s a good place.
Hayden Cole
9 months ago
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67580 Jones Road
Cathedral City CA, 92234
| Banyan Palm Springs is a luxury addiction recovery center ensconced in the serene, tree lined community of Cathedral City, California. They offer a complete continuum of care to support your success at every stage of the recovery journey, from medical detox to inpatient treatment to outpatient and aftercare. Banyan Palm Springs is a luxury addic | Treatments Programs Payment Options | I learned a lot of coping skills to help me with my recovery. the fellowship the I found as well really helped as well. Great staff and great people.
Adrian Delgado
1 month ago
This was my first time in treatment and I will say I am very grateful for the opportunity to be in treatment. I found my authentic self and I will never be anything but. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to grow and continue to grow.
Donn Wilson-Greiner
Donald Wilson-Greiner
1 month ago
Great experience. Got plenty of tools to keep me sober. And a great out patient option that’ll work for me when I head home. Thank you very much to the staff and my case manager. I greatly appreciate all that was done for me♥️
Destynie B
1 month ago
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100 North Johnson Mill Road
Midway, UT 84049
| Acqua Recovery & Addiction Treatment Center in Midway, Utah, is a comprehensive healthcare facility that provides a range of services to adults who are experiencing struggles with their mental health or have a co-occurring substance use disorder. Levels of care offered here include residential treatment and outpatient care. You’ll also be supported | Treatments Programs Payment Options | I was admitted this time last year to this amazing facility and staff. Went through there process twice and glad to be Alumni. Still stay connected to my sober activities with Acqua. Much love to everyone involved!!
chris scull
1 month ago
Acqua was the perfect start to my recovery journey! I had never been through treatment before and had no idea what to expect but It turned into the best decision I’ve ever made. The house and grounds are beautiful and they matched me with one of the best therapists I’ve had in the many years I’ve been in therapy. I can’t express how much this place has changed my life. I will be one year sober in one week!
Mario
1 month ago
This place literally saved my life. I’m living a life i only dreamed about. Thanks Acqua! From a proud Alum!!!!
Charles Klucsarits
1 month ago
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Boca Recovery Center – BloomingtonAd This is an ad and Boca Recovery Center – Bloomington is a paid advertiser. Paid advertisers may be listed first in search results. This ad may contain content provided by the advertiser. Rehab.com does not verify ad content or any reviews that are displayed. Learn More 2306 W 3rd St
Bloomington, IN 47404
| The Boca Recovery Center is a luxury alcohol and drug rehab center for adults in Bloomington, Indiana. They specialize in cutting edge addiction treatment provided in a residential setting. The Boca Recovery Center is a luxury alcohol and drug rehab center for adults in Bloomington, Indiana. They specialize in cutting edge addiction treatment provi | Treatments Programs Payment Options | View Website (930) 200-3145 | Boca Recovery was my saving grace. I was given the ultimatum that if couldn’t get clean from alcohol and marijuana, then I would be removed from my children’s lives and have no chance of getting custody back. As an addict I just didn’t see me able to do this alone. I Google searched top rehabs in Oklahoma, and came across Boca Recovery. When I spoke to a recruiter they informed me that the facility was not in Oklahoma, but he told me not to panic. If I was ready, then all I had to worry about was making sure I was going to board on my scheduled flight. It seemed too good to be true, but sure enough they delivered and made sure I made it there safely. As soon as I stepped foot into the facility the staff treated me with the best care. Not only that, but the facility was very well maintained. You’re seen by a nurse the first day, and they set you up with everything you’ll need for the detox process. All therapist and case managers work together to build the best treatment plan that suits the patient/client. Not to mention the food they provide is amazing! Thanks to Boca recovery I have passed every UA since I’ve been out, and am able to be involved in my children’s lives again. Before arriving to Boca I didn’t see any of this being possible. Highly recommend to anyone struggling with addiction!
Mayra Vasquez
1 month ago
BOCA saved my life. It offered me safety, stability, and daily expectations that I needed desperately. From the first day of entering the program the techs were welcoming, understanding, and supportive which eased my anxiety and allowed me to relax. The clinical staff I worked with is amazing and they helped me begin to understand why I needed to be there and pushed me to see that I also deserved happiness and peace of mind. The community that was created during my stay is one that is with me for life. Lifelong friendships have been created and we stay in touch to this day which has been critical for my sense of belonging. Thank you to BOCA in the city of Bloomington, Indiana; you are the starting point to my path of recovery.
81 days and counting.
Aimee
1 month ago
Very understanding and helpful staff. Actually care about you and your recovery. Highly recommend.
Steve T-Videos
1 month ago
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