What we treat
Heroin treatment for men, in a house rather than a ward.
Withdrawal is the part everyone is afraid of, and it is the part we can do the most about. What comes after it is the part that decides the rest.
What to expect
The first days
Managed here with medical staff present. Nobody is left to ride it out alone in a room, which is what makes the difference between finishing detox and leaving on day two.
The weeks after
Sleep, appetite and mood take longer to come back than most people expect. Knowing that in advance stops it from feeling like failure.
The part underneath
Most men here are also carrying depression, anxiety or trauma. Treated together or not at all. Trauma treatment →
Calling does not commit you to anything.
Not to a bed, not to a date, not to telling anyone.
How treatment works here
Evaluation on arrival
A medical history and physical with our staff. That is what determines whether you need detox and what else is going on underneath.
Detox here, if your body needs it
In the same house you will live in afterward, with staff watching. About detox →
Residential treatment, then a plan for after
Around 30 days, flexible by clinical recommendation, with aftercare built before you leave. Aftercare →
Talk it through with someone who has done this before.
We will tell you honestly if we are not the right fit for you.
Questions people ask us
Can I detox at home instead?
Many people try. The reason it usually fails is not weakness; it is that nothing at home is set up to get you through days two and three.
Is inpatient really necessary?
For most people leaving heroin, yes at first. Distance from the routine and the phone matters as much as the medical side. More on inpatient →
What happens after the 30 days?
Outpatient near where you live, therapy, meetings and people to call — planned before you leave rather than after. Aftercare →
Do you treat mental health alongside this?
Yes, in the same plan rather than as a referral out. Treatment here is overseen by psychologists, psychiatrists and counsellors. Dual diagnosis →
Will my employer or family find out?
Not from us. Nothing is shared with anyone without your written authorization.
What does it cost?
That depends on your plan. Most major insurance is accepted, verification is free and takes about five minutes. Verify insurance →
Something we did not answer? Call 1-866-745-6459 and ask.
One call is all this takes to start.
Confidential, free, and no pressure of any kind.
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