INPATIENT MEDICAL DETOX SPECIALISTS

24/7 medical care with IV and oral medication therapies based on proven medical protocols that provide a safe, comfortable, and supported withdrawal from drugs and alcohol.

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We are a Center of Excellence

A Center of Excellence, using a recent definition from an article in the Journal of Clinical Pathways, March 2019, is defined as “centers made up of highly skilled experts dedicated to specific therapeutic areas who are often at the forefront of innovation in their field.” There are three core aspects to COEs: the team at the center, the particular focus of the center, and the purpose of the center.

Gallus Medical Detox and our proprietary Gallus Method of medical detox embodies these core features:

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Evidence-Based

Highly Trained Staff

Safe Experience

WHY GALLUS

At Gallus, we use proprietary, evidence-based medical detox protocols that prioritizes our patient's comfort and safety to guide them through the detox process smoothly.

Benzodiazepine Detox and Taper Protocol

This program is an extension of the patient’s inpatient medical detox treatment at Gallus, allowing the patient to continue with aftercare with a tapered schedule, allowing them to fully focus on improving their health and wellness.

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Fentanyl Accelerated Micro Induction Detox Protocol

Gallus has created an innovative way to detox patients off of fentanyl and opioids through our Accelerated Micro Induction Protocol. This protocol lowers patients’ withdrawal scores by 42% per day and shortens the length of stay to 7 days.

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High-Dose Methadone Detox Protocol

Utilizing our proprietary method of detox, Gallus has been successful in detoxing patients up to 350 mg of Methadone.

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Polysubstance Detox Protocol

Our Gallus Method utilizes IV protocol to prioritize patient comfort and safety during detox, and this makes a difference with polysubstance detox. Controlling the patient’s medications through an IV helps patients feel better, and not experience ups and downs like oral medication can cause.

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NAD+ Therapy Protocol

No matter what made you decide to seek recovery, you know that there is a better way to live. Suffering from a drug or alcohol addiction can be isolating and challenging to overcome on your own. At Gallus Detox, we help you get substance-free so that you can take the next step in your recovery: treatment.

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I never felt I was anywhere but home.

I never felt I was anywhere but home. The nursing staff became friends and family. I have never received such loving care and consideration. I was consistently asked if I needed anything and if the staff could help in any way. That being said, I was never bothered or pestered. My space was always respected. Angie, Taryn, and Brie are angels. I’m so excited to leave for treatment tomorrow but I will miss the staff here terribly.

Anonymous

Treated at Gallus for Alcohol

It was calm and relaxed.

I would highly recommend it for high-level fentanyl users, I didn't think I could comfortably detox.

Anonymous

Treated at Gallus for Fentanyl

It's been the most incredible detox I’ve ever been to

The staff is amazing and attentive, they even come to your room for vitals and meds. They truly care about how you are feeling. The facility is very clean and nice. It was great to have my own room with a TV and my own choices of food. The clinical director was fantastic and engaging.

Anonymous

Treated at Gallus for Fentanyl

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MEDICAL TREATMENTS

At Gallus, we offer a variety of inpatient medical detox treatments for those struggling with substance use disorder. Learn more about each of our addiction treatment programs below.

Alcohol
Barbiturate
Benzodiazepine
Opiate
Stimulant
Cannabis
Prescription Dependence
Polysubstance
Heroin
MAT/Other Substances

Do I need Medical Detox?

OUR LOCATIONS

We have locations across the country to ensure you are always able to receive help when you need it.

Detox Locations

All of our detox facilities offer our industry leading Gallus Method Protocols that utilize proprietary, evidence based IV detoxification. These protocols that have been shown to reduce withdrawal symptoms and make your pathway to recovery easier. With multiple locations across the country, you are never far from getting the care you deserve.

Denver Detox Phoenix Detox Dallas Detox Houston Detox

Drug Rehab Placement

We offer drug rehab placement as part of our treatment plans for clients who desire to continue their recovery journey at an inpatient, partial hospitalization, or outpatient treatment center. We know each individual has unique needs, and we can work with your care team to create a plan that is right for you. If you are looking to continue your care we can help!

Denver Drug Rehab Phoenix Drug Rehab Dallas Drug Rehab Houston Drug Rehab

OUR VALUES

Compassion, Collaboration, Excellence

Our Mission

Our mission is to provide the highest quality inpatient medical detoxification services using proprietary, evidence-based IV and oral medication protocol that avoids cross-addiction, delivered by highly trained medical staff, in a safe and comfortable patient environment that minimizes withdrawal symptoms and optimizes treatment outcomes.

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Our Vision

Our vision is to be the best, first step in overcoming substance use disorder for patients needing medical detox. We are nationally recognized as a Center of Excellence for medical detoxification services, leading the field in the science, professional education, staff training, and customer experience for addiction treatment.

Our Outcomes

Patient Satisfaction Results

from 2016 – 2021

98 %

SATISFACTION

97 %

PAIN MANAGEMENT

98 %

POLITE EMPLOYEES

96 %

MANAGING ANXIETY

NET PROMOTER SCORE
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GETTING HELP

Recovering from substance use disorders isn't easy. Luckily Gallus is here to help you take the best, first step.

Self Assessment

Is a medical detox program right for you? Follow this simple self-assessment to see how Gallus can help you manage the physical and psychological symptoms of withdrawal.

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Admissions Process

Learn more about Gallus' easy admission process for those struggling with substance abuse and addiction.

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Next Step Aftercare

Many of our patients continue with an aftercare program to receive ongoing addiction treatment once completing detox. Learn more about how that process works here.

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THE PULSE

Introducing The Pulse: a new substance use alert to inform providers of new and potentially dangerous trends happening across the country.

With ten years of experience treating substance use disorder (SUD) patients, we have a unique front-line perspective in providing the medical assistance needed to help patients overcome addiction to drugs or aclohol. We’re providing “The Pulse” to alert you to the use of new substances, legal and illegal, increasing severity within opioid, benzodiazepine, and stimulant epidemics, and complications brought on by increasing polysubstance use. We hope you find this information informative and useful in our fight against the growing problem of substance use disorders.

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Fentanyl

It’s a synthetic opioid pain reliever that is 80 – 100 times more powerful than morphine. There is pharmaceutical fentanyl and illicitly manufactured fentanyl. Pharmaceutical fentanyl is used to treat severe pain, most commonly advanced cancer symptoms. Illicitly manufactured fentanyl is placed in eye droppers or nasal sprays, made into pills, dropped onto blotter paper and made into a powder. Chemically-similar analogs of fentanyl are also being created, and these include carfentanil, acetylfentanyl, butyrfentanyl, and furanyl fentanyl.

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Xylazine

Xylazine is a non-opioid sedative and muscle relaxant, commonly used as a large animal anesthetic, and is now being found in the illicit drug market. It is commonly added to opioids because it increases the effects. It is related to Clonidine, an alpha-2 agonist, causing a decrease in heart rate, blood pressure, and sedating effects.

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Isotonitazene

Isotonitazene is a potent synthetic opioid that is derived from etonitazene (an analgesic). Etonitazene is extremely powerful and addictive when it was used in studies on animals and humans, which is why it was never made commercially available. Isotonitazene emerged on the illicit drug market in April 2019. It’s commonly in pill form, but also can be found in powder form as an off-white or yellow color.

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Carfentanil

Carfentanil is an opioid agonist developed in 1974 by Janssen Pharmaceuticals and sold under the trade name Wildnil. It is an analog of the synthetic opioid Fentanyl, made as a tranquilizer for wild animals such as elephants, bears, moose, etc, typically delivered with a tranquilizer dart. Wildlife rangers are required to use protective gear when handling such as gloves, face shields, due to the ability to absorb it through the skin and respiratory tract. Veterinarians in the US also use this for the sedation of large animals such as horses.

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Phenibut

A central nervous system depressant with anxiolytic properties. A GABA-b receptor agonist similar to Baclofen and GHB. With higher doses is a GABA-agonist, much like benzos. Developed in the Soviet Union in the 1960’s and currently the only area of the world that uses it for medical purposes. Not approved for medical use in the US. Used for insomnia, anxiety, and as a nootropic for focus and concentration.

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