Addiction to Opiates is continuing to increase throughout the world and is a major health problem that affects everyone. It doesn’t matter if its heroin, methadone, painkillers or other opiate based drugs and medicines, the symptoms and the illness of addiction are very similar.

Midwest Rapid Opiate Detoxification Specialist LLC (MRODS) is a safe and effective method of rapid opiate detox as well as a sound continuing care recovery program. The naltrexone implant is also offered to their patients to ensure relapse prevention post detox. MRODS helps their patients find freedom from the miserable withdrawal symptoms of opiate based drugs.

At MRODS they’re able to detoxify their patients in 6 hours or less while they’re under anesthesia comfortably and successfully. They have over a decade of experience in providing their patients Anesthesia Assisted Rapid Opiate Detoxification (AAROD). This form of detoxification is also referred to as Rapid Detox, Rapid Opiate Detox, and Ultra Rapid Opiate Detoxification (UROD). Midwest Rapid Opiate Detoxification Specialist is also the only program that integrates addiction treatment as part of their program which is extremely important.

Midwest Rapid Opiate Detoxification Specialist in Illinois is the largest provider of rapid opiate detox with hospital based Anesthesia-Assisted Rapid Opiate Detoxification clinics in Chicago and Dallas. Their Rapid detox accelerates opiate detoxification which allows their patients to successfully undergo treatment for their addiction.

Not everyone is a good candidate for rapid opiate detox so MRODS makes sure that every patient is rigorously evaluated and screened before the Anesthesia Assisted Rapid Opiate Detox procedure. Their anesthesiologists are board certified and highly trained and they want make sure the patient is provided safe and effective treatment.

MRODS is committed to their patients and their families so they don’t just offer rapid detox and send the patient home, they understand that most people need support and structured treatment after rapid detox is completed. Their program provides their patients a smooth transition to a level of care that’s appropriate for their patients and their loved ones. This allows for continued recovery in the home environment.

Midwest Rapid Opiate Detoxification Specialists are the only rapid detox provider with a licensed addiction treatment center (New Hope Recovery Center) available at a discounted rate to people who have completed the rapid detox procedure. Their clients are monitored for a minimum of a year following their rapid detox procedure for continued abstinence.

Continued Care

Their patients are discharged the following morning after the AAROD procedure is completed and ongoing recovery begins. When detox is completed the patient is discharged from hospitalization and begins a continuing care program that assures continuing recovery. Depending on the patients individual needs this can include Outpatient Treatment, Follow up with a pain specialists, Residential Treatment, and Individual Counseling.

Midwest Rapid Opiate Detoxification Specialists provides follow up and support for a year after discharge as mentioned above. Their patients also begin a six month regimen with an FDA approved non addicting relapse prevention drug that’s taken orally daily or as a Naltrexone injection implant that’s replaced every two months.

Intervention

At MRODS, they understand that sometimes individuals that are addicted to alcohol or drugs aren’t able to stop their negative behaviors on their own and when family and friends intervene, sometimes the situation just gets worse. An intervention can motivate a person to get the help they need and a trained interventionist from MRODS can make a major difference in the impact of the intervention. The staff at MRODS understands what the person in need of help and the family and friends are going through. A well prepared intervention can make a big difference in everyone’s life.

People of all ages today have become dependent on prescription opiate based painkillers and are in need of help. Some of the narcotic pain reliever’s people are addicted to include Vicodin, Codeine, OxyContin, Morphine, Lorcet, Darvon, Demerol, and Percocet. MRODS understands what you’re going through and they realize what addiction does to a person. They understand the despair, sadness, and devastation that people experience when they’re addicted to opiate drugs and their rapid opiate detox program helps their patients get their life back.