Medical Detox
Supervised 24/7 medical detox with clinical support to help manage withdrawal safely. Often recommended for alcohol, opioids, and benzodiazepines.
Learn MoreFinding the right detox program can feel overwhelming. We make it easier. Call or complete the form below and a specialist will help you understand your options — confidentially and at no cost to you.
Complete the form below and a specialist will reach out to help you find detox options near you.
24/7 Detox Treatment Help is an independent referral and information service. We connect people with detox and treatment programs across the country — quickly, confidentially, and at no cost to you.
Reach out by phone or complete our short online form. There is no commitment required.
A real person will listen and help you understand what programs may be available in your area.
We share information about programs that may match your situation, including insurance questions.
If you choose to move forward, we can help connect you with a program that fits your needs.
Different substances and situations call for different levels of care. Here is a quick overview of common detox program types.
Supervised 24/7 medical detox with clinical support to help manage withdrawal safely. Often recommended for alcohol, opioids, and benzodiazepines.
Learn MoreResidential detox programs where you stay on-site during the detox process in a structured, supportive environment.
Learn MoreSpecialized support for alcohol withdrawal, which can be medically serious. Safe, supervised options are available and insurance often helps cover costs.
Learn MorePrograms addressing detox from a wide range of substances, including cocaine, methamphetamine, heroin, and prescription drugs.
Learn MoreOpioid withdrawal can be intense. Many programs offer medication-assisted options to help ease discomfort and reduce the risk of relapse during detox.
Learn MoreWhen waiting is not an option, same-day detox placements may be available. Call now to learn what options exist in your area today.
Learn MoreUnder the Affordable Care Act, most insurance plans are required to cover substance use disorder treatment, which includes detox. Coverage levels vary by plan, provider, and state, but many people are surprised by how much their insurance covers.
We can help you understand your coverage and connect you with programs that accept your insurance. Use the form or call us to get started.
Complete the form below to find out what detox coverage your plan may include. Confidential and free.
We understand reaching out can feel like a big step. Here is exactly what you can expect when you call.
Not sure if you or a loved one needs detox? That is something a specialist can help you think through. There is no obligation to call, and no commitment required. Our goal is simply to help you understand what options exist.
Concerned about cost? Many people do not realize that their insurance covers detox. Even if you are uninsured, state-funded options may be available. Call us and we can help you explore what is possible.
We help people in all 50 states find detox treatment information. Select your state to learn more.
Detox is the process of clearing substances from your body under medical supervision. Whether you need it depends on the substance, how long you have been using it, and your overall health. A medical professional is the best person to make that determination. If you are unsure, call us and a specialist can help you think through your options.
Many insurance plans, including private insurance, Medicaid, and some Medicare plans, do cover detox treatment as part of substance use disorder benefits. Coverage varies by plan. We can help you understand what your insurance may cover when you call or complete our insurance verification form.
The length of detox varies depending on the substance, the level of dependence, and the individual. Alcohol detox commonly takes 5 to 10 days. Opioid detox often runs 7 to 14 days. Detox from some substances may be shorter or longer. A medical team at a detox program can give you a better sense of what to expect for your specific situation.
24/7 Detox Treatment Help is a free information and referral service for individuals seeking detox information. We are compensated by treatment providers when people are connected with and contact programs through our site. This does not affect the information we provide or the help you receive.
Yes. We can talk with family members, friends, or loved ones who are concerned about someone struggling with addiction. We can provide information, explain options, and discuss how to approach talking with someone who may need help.
You may still have options. Many states have publicly funded detox programs, and some programs offer sliding-scale fees or financial assistance. Call us to find out what may be available in your area even without insurance.
You do not have to figure this out alone. Call us now or complete the form and a specialist will help you understand your options — with no pressure and no obligation.