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Medical Detox · Beverly Hills, CA
Medical Detox in Beverly Hills.
Physician-supervised detoxification in a calm, private Beverly Hills manor — designed to safely manage withdrawal while preparing you for the next phase of recovery.
- Licensed physician on-site 24/7
- Private rooms
- 5–10 day program
- Most PPO insurance accepted
Confidential · Free · 24/7
Verify your insurance
Find out if your plan covers detox — our team responds quickly.
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(844) 598-5573Duration
5–10 days
Level of care
Medical detox
Who it's for
Physical substance dependence
Setting
Private Beverly Hills manor
Overview
What is medical detox?
Medical detox is the clinically supervised process of safely eliminating drugs or alcohol from the body while managing withdrawal symptoms. It is the essential first step for anyone with physical dependence on substances — and at Faith Recovery, it happens in a private suite, not a hospital ward.
Expert medical monitoring
A board-certified physician and nursing team monitor vital signs and adjust your protocol continuously.
24/7 clinical support
Licensed staff are on-site around the clock — for medical needs, emotional support, and everything in between.
Withdrawal management
Medications are used as needed to ease discomfort from pain, nausea, anxiety, and insomnia.
Private room
You detox in your own private suite inside our Beverly Hills manor — not a shared clinical ward.
Who this program is for
Medical detox is ideal for individuals with physical dependence on alcohol, opioids, benzodiazepines, stimulants, or other substances who need professional assistance to safely manage withdrawal. It is particularly important for those who have experienced severe withdrawal symptoms in the past, have co-occurring medical conditions, or have had multiple previous detox attempts.
Conditions treated
Substances & conditions we treat during detox.
Faith Recovery Center provides medically supervised detox for a full spectrum of substance use disorders and co-occurring conditions.
Substance Use & Addiction
Alcohol Use Disorder
Opioid & Fentanyl Addiction
Benzodiazepine Dependence
Prescription Drug Dependence
Cocaine & Stimulant Use
Methamphetamine Addiction
Polysubstance Use
Marijuana & Other Substances
Co-Occurring Mental Health
Anxiety Disorders
Major Depression
PTSD & Trauma
Bipolar Disorder
Borderline Personality Disorder
ADHD
OCD
Insomnia & Sleep Disorders
The process
What to expect.
Every step is managed by a licensed physician and clinical team — from arrival through discharge.
Medical assessment
On arrival, a physician reviews your full medical history, substance use history, and any co-occurring conditions. Vital signs are taken and a personalized detox protocol is designed for you specifically.
Supervised withdrawal
You are monitored continuously by licensed nurses and physicians. Vital signs — heart rate, blood pressure, temperature — are checked regularly. Medications are administered to ease withdrawal symptoms including pain, nausea, anxiety, and insomnia.
Stabilization
As your body clears the substance, your clinical team adjusts your protocol in real time. Emotional support and counseling are provided to address cravings and anxiety throughout the process.
Transition planning
Once medically stabilized, your clinical team collaborates with you to plan the next phase of care — typically residential inpatient treatment. Detox alone is not a complete treatment for addiction.
Safety warning
Why you should never detox at home.
For alcohol and benzodiazepines, unsupervised withdrawal can be fatal. Even for other substances, detoxing alone dramatically increases suffering and near-certain relapse.
Up to 15%
Mortality rate from untreated delirium tremens
Alcohol withdrawal can cause DTs — a life-threatening neurological crisis. Without medical management, up to 15% of DT cases are fatal.
6–24 hrs
Time to first seizure after stopping alcohol
Grand mal seizures can begin within hours of stopping heavy alcohol use — even in people who have never had a seizure before.
~90%
Relapse rate from unsupported opioid withdrawal
The intense physical suffering drives most people back to using within hours — often at doses that cause fatal overdose.
Detoxing at home
Medical detox at Faith Recovery
If you or someone you love is thinking about stopping — call us first.
Free, confidential, 24 hours a day. Our medical team will assess the safest approach for your specific situation.
Call now — (844) 598-5573Duration by substance
How long does detox last?
Detox length depends on the substance, severity of dependence, and overall health. The timelines below reflect typical ranges — your physician will give you a personalized estimate.
Alcohol
Can be life-threatening — never detox alone
Hours 6–24
Tremors, anxiety, sweating, and nausea begin as blood alcohol drops. Risk of seizures is highest in this window.
Days 1–3
Peak withdrawal intensity. Hallucinations or delirium tremens (DTs) may occur in severe cases — 24/7 medical monitoring is critical.
Days 4–7
Symptoms gradually subside. Most patients feel significantly more stable by day 5.
Opioids & Fentanyl
Hours 8–24
Anxiety, yawning, sweating, and muscle aches begin. Short-acting opioids (heroin) onset faster than long-acting ones.
Days 2–4
Peak symptoms — severe muscle cramps, nausea, vomiting, insomnia, and intense cravings. Medication (Suboxone, clonidine) significantly reduces discomfort.
Days 5–10
Physical symptoms fade. Psychological cravings and fatigue may persist and are addressed through clinical support.
Benzodiazepines
Requires careful tapering — abrupt stop can cause seizures
Days 1–4
Rebound anxiety, insomnia, and irritability. Short-acting benzos (Xanax) onset faster.
Days 5–14
Peak withdrawal — panic attacks, tremors, and in severe cases, seizures. A physician-managed taper protocol is essential.
Weeks 2–4+
Protracted withdrawal (PAWS) is common with benzos — lingering anxiety and sleep disruption can persist for weeks and is managed with continued care.
Stimulants (Cocaine / Meth)
Days 1–2
The 'crash' — extreme fatigue, depression, increased appetite, and long sleep periods as the brain adjusts to dopamine depletion.
Days 3–4
Physical symptoms resolve relatively quickly, but intense psychological cravings, anxiety, and low mood often continue.
Weeks 2–4
Post-acute cravings and mood instability are common. Therapeutic support is important during this window to prevent relapse.
Medical supervision is essential. Alcohol and benzodiazepine withdrawal can be life-threatening without proper monitoring. Never attempt to detox from these substances at home. Call our admissions team 24/7 at (844) 598-5573.
The experience
“You arrive to a private room in a residential manor, not a hospital ward. Your suite is comfortable, private, and quiet — and you are never alone.”
Morning
Gentle check-in with your physician — vitals, medications, how you are feeling
Midday
Chef-prepared meals served in your room or the shared dining area
Afternoon
Quiet time, emotional support, and optional conversations with clinical staff
Evening
Night nursing rounds — you are monitored through the night, every night
Cost & insurance
Most PPO plans cover this.
Medical detox is an essential health benefit under federal law. We verify your coverage before admission — free and confidential.
Don't see your provider?
We work with many more insurers — call us to check your specific plan.
Federally protected
The ACA requires most PPO plans to cover substance use disorder treatment at parity with other medical benefits.
Verified before you arrive
We contact your insurer directly and confirm your exact benefits — before you make any commitment.
Self-pay options available
If insurance doesn't cover your stay, we offer private-pay rates and can discuss options with our admissions team.
Benefits vary by plan. Verification is not a guarantee of payment.
What comes next
Your treatment pathway.
Detox stabilizes the body — it is not a complete treatment for addiction. The next steps address the psychological and social factors that drive substance use.
Residential Inpatient Rehab
30–90 daysThe most recommended next step after detox. Full-time residential care in our Beverly Hills manor — therapy, counseling, and 24/7 support to address the root causes of addiction.
Medication-Assisted Treatment
OngoingFDA-approved medications (Suboxone, Vivitrol) combined with therapy to reduce cravings and prevent relapse — particularly effective after opioid or alcohol detox.
Outpatient & Aftercare
FlexibleStructured outpatient care and long-term aftercare planning — for clients stepping down from residential treatment or those who need flexible scheduling.
Not sure which level of care is right for you?
Our admissions team will assess your needs and recommend the right path — at no cost, no obligation.
FAQ
Common questions.
Still have questions? Our admissions team is available 24 hours a day — no pressure, no judgment.
Call nowDo all addictions require medical detox?
No. Detox is most critical for substances that cause dangerous withdrawal — alcohol, opioids, and benzodiazepines. Stimulants and marijuana typically cause less medically dangerous withdrawal, though professional support is still beneficial.
Is detox covered by insurance?
Yes — substance use disorder treatment including medical detox is an essential health benefit under U.S. law. Most PPO plans are required to provide coverage. We verify your benefits before admission, at no cost to you.
What happens after detox?
Detox addresses physical dependence — it is the first step, not a complete treatment. After detox, we strongly recommend transitioning to residential inpatient treatment to address the psychological, behavioral, and social aspects of addiction.
Can I detox at home instead?
Home detox from alcohol or benzodiazepines can be life-threatening. We strongly recommend medically supervised detox for these substances. Even for less dangerous substances, medical supervision dramatically improves comfort and safety.
What medications are used during detox?
Medications vary by substance and individual. For alcohol, we may use benzodiazepines or phenobarbital. For opioids, we may use Suboxone or Subutex. All medications are managed by our board-certified physician and adjusted based on your response.
How is Faith Recovery different for detox?
Most detox facilities are clinical environments — hospital-like settings with shared rooms. At Faith Recovery, detox takes place in a private suite in our Beverly Hills manor, with a maximum of eight patients and a physician and nursing team focused entirely on you.
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Our team will verify your insurance, answer every question, and have you admitted — often within 24 hours.