Medical Detox in Lakewood — What to Expect When You Arrive
A common reason people hesitate to seek help is not knowing what to expect. Here is what the medical detox process at our Lakewood facility usually looks like, from your first call to the start of treatment.
The First Call
When you first reach out to Rocky Mountain Detox, you will speak with an admissions counselor who listens to your situation, answers your questions, and explains what to expect. There is no pressure or obligation. Our admissions team can also help verify your insurance before you arrive, so you do not have to worry about costs at this stage.
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Arrival and Medical Intake Assessment
When you arrive at our Lakewood facility, our medical team will do a full intake assessment. They will review your medical history, the substances involved, how long and how often you have used them, your overall health, and any other conditions. This assessment forms the basis of your personalized detox plan. The clinical team will make sure they fully understand your needs before moving forward.
24/7 Medically Supervised Detox
During medical detox at Rocky Mountain Detox in Lakewood, our clinical team will monitor you 24/7. Physicians, nurses, and behavioral health specialists are always on-site, not just available by phone, but physically present at all times. With this constant supervision, withdrawal symptoms can be greatly reduced. Medical professionals may use FDA-approved methods to help manage discomfort and support you through withdrawal.
A Comfortable Environment
Rocky Mountain Detox is a safe, comfortable facility built for recovery. During your stay in Lakewood, you will have healthy meals and snacks, access to recreational areas, and the chance to rest and focus on this first stage. Our goal is for you to let go of other worries and let our team care for you, because that is what this time is for.
Therapeutic Support Begins During Detox
At Rocky Mountain Detox, a therapist is available to you during your medical detox stay. Starting therapy while you are still in detox helps lay the groundwork for what comes next. It helps you find your path forward and begin to understand how the physical and psychological parts of recovery connect, even before the most intense withdrawal phase is over.