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Benzo Detox · Beverly Hills, CA

Benzo Detox in Beverly Hills.

Specialized benzodiazepine detox with evidence-based tapering protocols — where experienced physicians and nurses guide you safely through one of the most complex withdrawals in addiction medicine.

  • Physician-managed taper
  • 24/7 monitoring
  • 1–2 week program
  • Most PPO insurance accepted

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Duration

1–2 weeks

Level of care

Benzo detox

Who it's for

Benzodiazepine dependence

Setting

Private Beverly Hills manor

Overview

What is benzo detox?

Benzo detox is the medically supervised process of safely reducing benzodiazepine levels through a carefully managed taper — never an abrupt stop. Benzodiazepine withdrawal can cause seizures and severe psychiatric symptoms, making physician-led protocols essential.

Gradual taper protocol

Physicians design individualized taper schedules — abrupt cessation is never recommended.

Seizure prevention

Continuous monitoring and anti-seizure medications protect against the most dangerous complications.

Psychiatric support

Rebound anxiety, panic, and insomnia are managed with clinical and therapeutic interventions.

Private, calm setting

A quiet private suite reduces environmental stress during this sensitive withdrawal period.

Who this program is for

Benzo detox is for individuals dependent on Xanax, Valium, Klonopin, Ativan, or other benzodiazepines — especially those taking high doses, using for extended periods, or combining benzos with alcohol or opioids. Anyone attempting to stop benzos after daily use needs medical supervision.

Benzos we treat

Common benzodiazepines we detox from.

Each benzodiazepine has a different half-life and potency. Your taper protocol is calibrated to your specific medication and dose history.

Short-Acting Benzos

Alprazolam (Xanax)

Lorazepam (Ativan)

Temazepam (Restoril)

Triazolam (Halcion)

Long-Acting Benzos

Diazepam (Valium)

Clonazepam (Klonopin)

Chlordiazepoxide (Librium)

Z-drugs (Ambien, Lunesta)

The process

What to expect.

Benzodiazepine withdrawal is unpredictable. Our physicians adjust taper speed daily based on your clinical response.

1

Benzo assessment

Your physician maps your specific benzodiazepine, daily dose, duration of use, and any cross-tolerance with alcohol or other sedatives. A personalized taper schedule is created.

2

Managed taper

Benzodiazepine levels are reduced gradually — never stopped abruptly. Your dose is adjusted based on withdrawal symptom severity at each step.

3

Symptom management

Rebound anxiety, insomnia, tremors, and sensory hypersensitivity are treated with medications, therapeutic support, and environmental modifications.

4

Stabilization & planning

Once benzo-free and stable, your team plans transition to residential treatment to address the underlying anxiety, insomnia, or conditions that led to benzo dependence.

Critical warning

Never stop benzodiazepines cold turkey.

Abrupt benzo cessation can cause seizures, psychosis, and death. Even gradual self-tapering without medical supervision carries significant risk.

Seizures

Risk from abrupt benzodiazepine cessation

Benzodiazepine withdrawal seizures can occur even in people with no prior seizure history. Medical tapering protocols are the only safe approach.

1–4 wks

Typical physician-managed benzo taper

Taper speed depends on dose, duration of use, and individual response. Rushing the process increases complication risk.

Months

Protracted withdrawal (PAWS) duration

Lingering anxiety, insomnia, and sensory sensitivity can persist for weeks or months — managed through ongoing clinical care.

Stopping benzos on your own

Seizure risk without anti-convulsant protection
No medical adjustment when symptoms escalate
Severe rebound anxiety and panic attacks
Dangerous insomnia lasting weeks
Psychotic symptoms without psychiatric intervention
High relapse risk from unmanaged suffering

Benzo detox at Faith Recovery

Board-certified physician designs your taper
Diazepam substitution for smoother taper curves
24/7 seizure monitoring and intervention
Psychiatric support for rebound anxiety
Private suite in Beverly Hills manor
Transition to residential dual-diagnosis care

Taking benzodiazepines daily? Talk to us before you stop.

Our physicians will assess the safest taper approach for your specific medication and dose.

Call now — (844) 598-5573

Taper timeline

How long does benzo detox last?

Benzo detox is measured in weeks, not days. Taper speed depends on your specific medication, dose, duration of use, and how your body responds at each reduction step.

Short-Acting (Xanax, Ativan)

Rapid onset withdrawal — requires close monitoring

1–2 weeks

Days 1–4

Rebound anxiety, insomnia, and irritability begin quickly. Taper dose is carefully managed.

Days 5–10

Peak withdrawal — panic attacks, tremors, and sensory hypersensitivity. Physician adjusts taper speed.

Days 10–14

Symptoms gradually stabilize as benzo levels reach therapeutic taper targets.

Long-Acting (Klonopin, Valium)

2–4 weeks

Days 1–7

Slower onset withdrawal. Diazepam substitution may be used for smoother taper curve.

Days 7–21

Gradual dose reductions. Anxiety and sleep disruption managed with clinical support.

Weeks 3–4

Approaching benzo-free status. Extended monitoring for protracted symptoms.

High-Dose / Long-Term Use

Extended taper required — never rush the process

4–8 weeks

Week 1

Comprehensive assessment. Very gradual initial taper reductions with daily symptom tracking.

Weeks 2–4

Continued micro-tapering. Taper speed adjusted weekly based on withdrawal severity.

Weeks 4–8

Final taper phases. Psychiatric stabilization and residential treatment planning.

Protracted Withdrawal (PAWS)

Weeks to months

Weeks 1–4

Lingering anxiety, tinnitus, tingling, and sleep disruption after acute withdrawal resolves.

Months 1–3

Waxing and waning symptoms. Ongoing therapeutic support and residential treatment address underlying conditions.

Ongoing

Non-addictive alternatives for anxiety and insomnia introduced. Aftercare planning prevents relapse to benzos.

Medical supervision is essential. Abrupt benzodiazepine cessation can cause life-threatening seizures. Never stop daily benzo use without a physician-managed taper protocol. Call our admissions team 24/7 at (844) 598-5573.

The experience

Benzo detox requires patience and precision. Your physician adjusts your taper daily, nurses watch for warning signs, and your private room is a sanctuary from the overstimulation that makes benzo withdrawal worse.

Faith Recovery Center · Beverly Hills

Morning

Taper assessment — dose adjustment based on overnight symptoms and sleep quality

Midday

Calm meals in a low-stimulation environment

Afternoon

Anxiety management techniques and optional therapeutic support

Evening

Sleep support and neurological monitoring through the 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.

BlueCross BlueShield
Optum
United Healthcare
Highmark
Carelon
Anthem
Aetna
Meritain Health
Cigna

Don't see your provider?

We work with many more insurers — call us to check your specific plan.

01

Federally protected

The ACA requires most PPO plans to cover substance use disorder treatment at parity with other medical benefits.

02

Verified before you arrive

We contact your insurer directly and confirm your exact benefits — before you make any commitment.

03

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.

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.

(844) 598-5573

FAQ

Common questions.

Still have questions? Our admissions team is available 24 hours a day — no pressure, no judgment.

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01

Why can't I just stop taking Xanax?

Abrupt cessation of benzodiazepines can cause seizures, psychosis, and severe rebound anxiety. A physician-managed taper gradually reduces your dose to prevent dangerous complications.

02

How long does benzo detox take?

Most benzo detox programs last 1–4 weeks depending on the specific medication, dose, and duration of use. High-dose or long-term use may require tapering over several weeks to months.

03

What is a benzo taper?

A taper is a gradual reduction of your benzodiazepine dose over time. Your physician may substitute a longer-acting benzo like diazepam to create a smoother taper curve with fewer withdrawal spikes.

04

What are protracted benzo withdrawal symptoms?

After acute withdrawal, some people experience lingering anxiety, insomnia, tinnitus, tingling, and sensory sensitivity for weeks or months. This is called protracted withdrawal (PAWS) and is managed through ongoing clinical care.

05

Is benzo detox covered by insurance?

Yes — medically necessary benzodiazepine detox is covered as part of substance use disorder treatment under most PPO plans. We verify your benefits before admission.

06

What causes benzo dependence?

Daily benzodiazepine use for as few as 2–4 weeks can cause physical dependence. Many patients were originally prescribed benzos for anxiety or insomnia and developed dependence over months or years of use.

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