DENVER DRUG REHAB
The Best First Step to Getting Help at a Denver Drug Rehab Center.
You’ve hit your breaking point, and now it’s time for your turning point. You’re ready to start a new––and substance free––chapter in your life. You’re ready to claim the life that you know you were meant for and close the door on your addiction. You’re ready to go to rehab.
From the entire team at Gallus Detox, congratulations. By recognizing that it’s time to make a change, you’ve already made progress.
Before you can be admitted to a Denver drug rehab program, you’ve got to take the first step in your sobriety: ridding addictive substances from your body.
We’re here to help you start strong so that you can make a smooth transition into a drug rehab program.
What is Medical Detox?
Medical detox is the process of cleansing the body of substances under the supervision of licensed medical professionals. This step in recovery is done prior to entering a drug rehab program.
Like any chronic condition, substance use disorder requires medical interventions. Due to the nature of many substances, quitting “cold turkey” can be dangerous–and even fatal. It is crucial that those who undergo this process do so under the care of professionals.
This can be an exceedingly uncomfortable process. That’s why we put patient comfort first. Our Denver detox center offers proprietary IV and oral medication protocols to keep those in our care at peak levels of comfort.
Medical detox allows patients to safely remove substances from their bodies while keeping both physical and psychological stress at a minimum.
Why Do You Need to be Substance-Free Before Going to a Denver Drug Rehab?
Removing addictive substances from your body before going to a Denver drug rehab is a crucial part of recovery. Most drug rehabs require that those in their programs are free of substances and not actively using when entering treatment.
Entering rehab substance-free means entering treatment better able to focus on treatment rather than attempting to manage withdrawal symptoms.
By detoxing prior to admission to drug rehab, you’ve already taken a huge step on your journey towards lifelong healing.
And we’re here to help you take this important first step.
This is What it Looks Like to Start a New Life
Really can’t say enough about how kind, caring, and professional they are. I was scared to death my first day and they made me feel safe. They helped me through the tough times and were always compassionate and accommodating!
Anonymous
It was the very best detox experience and I've had and I've had many. The staff is top-notch and went above and beyond to make me comfortable. Gallus has assembled a dream team of nurses clinicians and support staff. I'd like to name Kayla, Jeri, and Sara specifically because they were absolutely amazing. Thank y'all so much!!!!!
Anonymous
Be Ready for Rehab
Whether you’re a candidate for inpatient or outpatient treatment, our goal is to prepare you for your next level of care. We may help you take the first step in recovery, but we’re committed to your lifelong healing.
If you are suffering from addiction and ready to enter a rehab facility, we can help you detox from the following substances:
Alcohol
Abruptly abstaining from alcohol should not be done at home. Our licensed clinicians make the process comfortable so that you can enter rehab without the physical repercussions of an active alcohol addiction.
Prescription Drugs
If you’re suffering from a prescription drug addiction, you are not alone. We specialize in helping you get clean from many commonly prescribed medications.
Benzos
Benzodiazepines, commonly known as benzos, are highly addictive substances that require detoxing prior to entering into a drug rehab program. Our proprietary protocols make this first step a more comfortable, less stressful experience.
Opiates
Opiate addiction affects millions of people worldwide. This doesn’t have to be your story. If you or a loved one are experiencing opiate addiction, do not try to stop taking opiates on your own. Contact a member of our team today and start your new life.
Stimulants
Cocaine, Adderall, methamphetamines, and even diet pills are highly addictive substances that often require medical supervision. Don’t go it alone.
Barbiturates
When taken as directed, barbiturates are used in the treatment of many ailments but can lead to abuse. If you are going to rehab for barbiturate addiction, contacting our team is the first step.
Suboxone
Suboxone is used to treat opioid use disorder (OUD) but can become problematic on its own and can require a drug rehab program and getting substance-free before admission.
Other Substances
If you are suffering from addiction to a substance not on this list, we can help. Contact our clinical care team today and let us know how we can help you start your recovery journey.
Why Start Your Drug Rehab Journey With Us?
The Gallus Method
Our evidence-based process goes above and beyond the industry standards. Gallus Detox was founded with patient comfort and safety as our primary concern.
Our proprietary IV and oral medication protocols are guided by clinical professionals that ensure that you don’t just leave our care substance-free, but that you’re also ready for the next stage of recovery.
Continuum of Care is Our Priority
Your recovery doesn’t stop once the substances are out of your system. In fact, it’s just beginning. After your stay with us, you will transition into an inpatient or outpatient program to continue your healing journey.
We aren’t tied to a specific drug rehab program, which means we can help you find the treatment center that works best for you, your goals, your experiences, and your insurance.
The number one predictor in a successful recovery is the duration of time treatment. This is why we pride ourselves on working with patients to ensure that you leave our care ready for the next step on your journey.
Start fresh. Start here.
Frequently Asked Questions about Detox & Drug Rehab
Let’s answer some of your most commonly asked questions about what happens prior to your admission to a substance abuse treatment program.
It is also important to note that many outpatient or inpatient drug rehab centers in Denver will not admit patients into their programs without undergoing a detox program first. For the best chance of long term recovery, it is crucial that you are substance-free before entering rehab.
Your recovery starts here. We ensure that it doesn’t end here. Our goal is to prepare you for your next stage of recovery at a drug rehab.
And remember: a relapse does not mean failure. It is an opportunity to identify your triggers and grow.
Remember: it is important to be completely transparent with your care team. The goal of addiction recovery is to help you heal long term. A relapse doesn’t mean the journey is over.
Starting Over Can Start Today. Reach out to our team at (888) 306-3122.