If you or someone you love is at a critical point in their addiction to heroin, you’re right to feel concern. Use of the drug can cause long-term imbalances and changes to the brain. With many types of drugs now laced with fentanyl, which can lead to overdoses even when consumed in small amounts, it has also never been more important to seek treatment.
Diamond House Detox is a compassionate and medically forward heroin rehab center in Northern California offering residential treatment programs. Our compassionate medical team, range of treatments and comfortable setting provide you or your loved one with a safe place to focus fully on recovery.
Contact UsHeroin is a very addictive substance processed from specific poppy plants. When used as a recreational drug, it can create a feeling of euphoria because it binds to and activates specific receptors in the brain. Repeated use of heroin changes the brain chemistry and causes hormonal imbalances.
Trying to stop heroin use can create unpleasant symptoms because of the physical and emotional dependence on the drug. Symptoms vary widely but may include cold flashes, vomiting, restlessness, pain, insomnia and diarrhea.
Because heroin is highly addictive and the symptoms of withdrawal are so challenging, attempting to quit “cold turkey” can be dangerous. Relapse is also possible if symptoms are severe.
Medical detox addresses this by supporting you or your loved one with fluids, nutrition and medication as needed. Careful supervision and support can help manage the early physical symptoms of withdrawal. Medical help is available if you or your loved one gets dangerously dehydrated or encounters other complications.
Inpatient treatment for heroin addiction can be a good option because it removes you or your loved one from triggers and provides a highly structured environment where each day is fully focused on recovery. For anyone looking for a community, treatment for a complex condition or a stable environment for recovery, inpatient heroin treatment at Diamond House Detox can offer the resources you need.
Many people turn to Diamond House Detox for residential heroin treatment because we offer a medical model alongside full-person treatment. This means we provide evidence-based treatment and medical support for addiction. We also recognize substance use can occur alongside or even be impacted by mental health and medical conditions. That’s why we offer dual diagnosis treatments and provide therapies and support to meet your medical, psychological and spiritual needs.
Our in-house medical providers can offer medically assisted detox (MAD), injections and adjustments to your treatment without you leaving the facility. After your treatment, our alumni programs ensure you have the support you need to continue your recovery.
Every individual facing heroin is unique, and our compassionate staff starts by reviewing your needs, medical history, goals and other details so we can create a tailored solution. In our residential treatment program, you can expect the support you need, whether that’s educational discussions, medication, individual or group counseling, therapy, nutritional support or additional help.
When you join our residential treatment program, your healing happens in a clean, comfortable environment with amenities and privacy. Our executive chef prepares delicious meals that support your wellness. We offer plenty of structure and caring treatment, with 24/7 monitoring by a team of professionals with years of experience in recovery, mental health and medical care. During your treatment, you’ll learn coping skills you can use every day to continue your recovery.
Individuals may stay in residential treatment for a month, though this can vary and last up to a year. Our team will examine your needs and review the options that might be right for you.
If you’re ready to start recovery or are helping a loved one seek recovery, our inpatient treatment at Diamond House Detox offers an evidence-based option with in-house medical providers and a safe environment where you or your loved one can focus on recovery.
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