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  • Drug Overdose Facts
  • The single most common cause of a heroin overdose is from the user combining heroin with alcohol or some other type of central nervous system depressant.
  • A 2009 survey found that over 70% of Americans who abused prescription pain relievers got them from friends or relatives.
  • Factors which greatly influence alcohol use are negative moods, feelings of depression, and anxiety disorders.
  • A continuum of care is often needed for individuals who complete drug rehabs, including a customized treatment regimen which covers all aspects of an individuals life, including medical and mental health services.
  • According to data from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, during 2009, drug overdoses exceeded motor vehicle accidents, killing at over 37,000 people nationwide.
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Detox for Methadone

Methadone detoxification is a process which must be overseen by addiction professionals within a drug treatment facility who realize how challenging and difficult methadone detoxification can be. Methadone detoxification is regarded to be far more severe in terms of symptoms and duration than even heroin detox, and users frequently revert back to methadone to alleviate withdrawal symptoms or, worse yet, turn to heroin or prescription opioids to ease symptoms. This is why methadone detoxification should only be done under close supervision at a drug treatment facility which has practical experience in handling this type of detox, and where the person can receive additional treatment services to address all addiction issues.

Detox for Methadone category listings in Alvarado, Texas:

  • Texas Treatment Services
    23.8 miles from Alvarado, Texas
    Texas Treatment Services is a Drug Recovery Program that is located at:

    700 Hemphill Street
    Fort Worth, TX. 76104
    817-334-0111

    Treatment Services: Substance Abuse Programs, Detoxification, Detox for Methadone, Outpatient Treatment
    Payment Options: Self Pay (Out of Pocket)