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Facts
- It is extremely risky to use methadone with tranquilizers or other prescription painkillers.
- A dangerous trend is developing among the teens where they admit to abusing prescription medicine for reasons other than getting high, including to relieve pain or anxiety, to sleep better, to experiment, to help with concentration, or to increase alertness.
- 4.8% of prescription drug abusers took the drugs from a friend or relative without asking.
- Methadone is used to treat opioid addiction and pain. There is a significant risk of overdose when methadone is used improperly.
Inpatient hospitalization programs in UT. are a type of drug rehab facility which provides rehabilitation in a hospital environment where the treatment process can be managed by medical staff as well as treatment professionals. As is typically the case with benzodiazepine and alcohol withdrawal, it is sometimes vital for the person to be in an inpatient hospitalization program while detoxing because the withdrawal symptoms can be life threatening. Inpatient hospitalization programs are also an option for those in UT. who wish to undergo medication assisted withdrawal, which is mainly used in the case of prescription pain reliever and illicit opiate addiction. Most individuals in Utah who receive this treatment route however and don't follow up with additional intensive treatment have very high rates of relapse. In either case, individuals should follow up detox with an in depth recovery program either in inpatient hospitalization or in some other drug treatment program.
Listings for "Inpatient Hospitalization Programs" in Utah
- Marian Center at St. Josephs Villa
451 Bishop Federal Lane Salt Lake City UT., 84115
801-487-7557 - Benchmark Behavioral Health Systems
592 West 1350 South Bountiful Utah, 84010
801-299-5300 - Logan Regional Hospital
1400 North 500 East Logan Utah, 84341
435-716-1000 - Dixie Regional Medical Center
544 South 400 East St. George UT., 84770
435-251-1000 x4343 - Ogden Regional Medical Center ACT
5475 South 500 East Ogden UT., 84405
801-479-2250 - McKay Dee Hospital Center
4401 Harrison Boulevard Ogden Utah, 84403
801-387-5500 - Center for Change
1790 North State Street Orem Utah, 84057
888-224-8250 - Provo Canyon Behavioral Hospital
1350 East 750 North Orem UT., 84097
801-852-2273 - Salt Lake Behavioral Health
3802 South 700 East Salt Lake City UT., 84106
801-264-6000 - Davis Hospital and Medical Center
1600 West Antelope Drive Layton Utah, 84041
801-807-7749 - Lakeview Hospital
630 East Medical Drive Bountiful Utah, 84010
801-299-3781 - Mountain View Hospital
1000 East 100 North Payson UT., 84651
801-465-7000 - Highland Ridge Hospital
7309 South 180 West Midvale UT., 84047
801-569-2153 - Salt Lake Regional Medical Center
1050 East South Temple Salt Lake City Utah, 84102
801-350-4253 - Jordan Valley Medical Center
3460 South Pioneer Parkway West Valley City Utah, 84120
801-964-3600 - Provo Canyon School
4501 North University Avenue Provo UT., 84604
801-227-2000 - Primary Childrens Hospital
5770 South 1500 West Salt Lake City UT., 84123
801-313-7711 - Utah State Hospital
1300 East Center Street Provo Utah, 84606
801-344-4400 - Utah Valley Regional Medical Center
1034 North 500 West Provo Utah, 84604
801-357-7000
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