Can you leave the rehabilitation center ?

You can leave the rehab any time, no one will compel you to stay at the rehab. However, dedication and continued treatment are required to fight addiction and achieve a sober life.

What are the Stages of Addiction?

There are various stages of addictions. The initial stage is the functioning individual with the addiction. The most common scenario is they have a job and their relationships are intact, but their health is depleting slowly because of their dependence.

What are narcotics and why people get it?

Narcotic analgesics (painkillers) are drugs that can reduce pain, cause numbness and/ or induce a state of unconsciousness. They have the tendency to cause tolerance and addiction

Central Florida Treatment Centers|Addiction Aide|Drug rehab in USA

Central Florida Treatment Centers in the metropolis has been treating patients since 1983. we tend to perceive opioid dependency and facilitate every patient to design a recovery arrange to meet their desires. methadone or suboxone medical care, combined with counseling and support, is used to interrupt the grip of withdrawal and also the harmful cycle of opioid use. The clinical employees work to assist patients to build and establish a healthy mental, physical, emotional and spiritual recovery. Life becomes livable once again. Treatment fees are comprehensive, covering all services provided.

Central Florida Treatment Centers is located in West Colonial Drive, they are focused on providing high-quality treatment by physicians and specialist in drug or alcohol addictions, forensic psychiatry and other areas concerning offering the high-grade of care to their clients as well as certified from (ASAM) the American Society of Addiction Medicine. They assist their clients to enhance their health, resulting in their patients recovering from physical, emotional, mental and spiritual health.

Specialities

Medication-assisted treatment for opioid dependency

Methadone or suboxone therapy

Counseling

Drug screening

Assistance in tapering off of medication

Physician-monitored treatment

Complete assessment

Amenities

24/7 Care Takers

Private Rooms

Physical Activities

Peaceful Environment

Qualified Medical Practices

Meditation And Mindfulness

Insurance Accepted

Payments

Testimonials

I began doing and abusing drugs about 20 yrs ago. I have been through many treatment centers, detox & rehab facilities, even other methadone clinics, BUT nowhere have I had success in staying clean and sober than at Central Florida Treatment Centers. The staff has been caring, friendly and professional. My counselor, Lee, took an active interest in my sobriety. The Director, Earl, and the nursing staff have helped keep me on track with a plan for staying sober and the doctor has shown great concern for my health. I have been reunited with family and church. All in my life is good. Thanks to the clinic, some self-control, and God, I am going to do and be okay.

Charles V.

I stayed on a lower dose, 55 mg, and my counselor, Shannon, is amazing. Unfortunately, my youngest child turned 18 so DCF took my Medicaid. I explained this and began a voluntary detox, which was great, no withdrawal. I stopped at 3 mg on Nov 4th and praise God, am ok. I do intend on returning asap. I just wanted to take a moment and thank everyone in Ft. Pierce for all of their support. You are saving lives.

Elizabeth C.

I only come once a week and she always accommodates changes in appointments when things come up. She really seems to care about me and my recovery, and if she treats all her clients as well as myself, you should have a nice group of people on the right track.

Greg

Alejandro P. is my counselor, he is one of the best therapist, he has a lot of knowledge, and he is great in customer services. He also is a very attentive. I am very please with his services. I think the clinic needs some improvement, there is no privacy, the check in area is too small. Administration should be more courteous and interact with patient.

Dolly Perezar

Excellent facility.

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FAQ

Can I do a short-term detox?

For us, a short-term detox is a six-month protocol. We have found that a quick detox rarely produces any positive long-term results and more often than not results in the return to illicit drug use. This is a significant disease, and it probably took a long time to get to where medication-assisted treatment is needed, so a quick solution is likely not a good one.

I have Medicaid – will that cover treatment?

Yes, full Medicaid does cover methadone treatment. A share of cost and other Medicaid programs are beyond our billing capabilities and so are not accepted. The cost would be a $2 co-pay per week.

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