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- Percocet overdose requires emergency treatment in which an opioid antagonist is injected to block the drug chemically.�''
- While methadone prescriptions have been increasing so have the number of methadone overdose deaths.
- Some people choose to go through OxyContin withdrawal by using a substitute opiate, often methadone or suboxone. This method of withdrawal is simply replacing one drug for another. In the long run the addict will have to go through withdrawal yet again to get off of the substitute opiate.
- In 2008 there were a total of 36 million stimulant prescriptions dispensed by U.S. retail pharmacies. This number increased substantially in the years following with upwards of 45 million stimulant prescriptions dispensed by U.S. retail pharmacies in 2010.�''
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Arkansas - Inpatient Hospitalization Programs
Inpatient hospitalization programs in Arkansas are a form of drug rehab program which offers treatment in a hospital setting where the rehab process can be overseen by medical staff as well as treatment professionals. As is frequently the case with benzodiazepine and alcohol withdrawal, it is sometimes vital for the person to be in an inpatient hospitalization program during the withdrawal process because some withdrawal symptoms can be life threatening. Inpatient hospitalization programs are also an option for those in Arkansas who wish to undergo medication assisted withdrawal, which is typically used in the case of prescription pain reliever and illicit opiate addiction. Most individuals in Arkansas who receive this treatment route however and don't follow up with further intensive treatment have extremely high rates of relapse. In either case, individuals should follow up the detox process with an in depth treatment program either in inpatient hospitalization or in some other drug treatment program.
Listings for "Inpatient Hospitalization Programs" in Arkansas
- Baptist Health Medical Center
11401 Interstate 30 Little Rock AR., 72209
501-202-2124 - Bradley County Medical Center SR Care
404 South Bradley Street Warren AR., 71671
870-226-3731 - Baxter Regional Medical Center
624 Hospital Drive Mountain Home AR., 72653
870-508-1000 - UAMS Medical Center
4301 West Markham Street Little Rock AR., 72205
501-686-7000 - Springwoods Behavioral Health
1955 Truckers Drive Fayetteville AR., 72704
479-973-6000 - Veterans Hlthcare System of the Ozarks
1100 North College Street Fayetteville AR., 72703
479-444-5048 - Johnson Regional Medical Center
1100 East Poplar Street Clarksville AR., 72830
479-754-5490 - Central Arkansas Veterans Healthcare
4300 West 7th Street Little Rock AR., 72205
501-257-1000 - Valley Behavioral Health Systems
10301 Mayo Drive Barling AR., 72923
479-494-5700 - Methodist Behavioral Hospital
1601 Murphy Drive Maumelle AR., 72113
501-803-3388 x4308 - Phases Behavioral Health Unit at
200 North 3rd Street Dardanelle AR., 72834
479-229-6105 - Forrest City Medical Center
1601 New Castle Road Forrest City AR., 72335
870-261-0319 - Sparks Regional Medical Center
1001 Towson Avenue Fort Smith AR., 72901
479-441-4000 x4718 - University of Arkansas for Medical
4224 Shuffield Drive Little Rock AR., 72205
501-526-8100 - Millcreek Behavioral Health
1828 Industrial Drive Highway 79-S Fordyce AR., 71742
870-352-8203 - Pinnacle Pointe Behavioral Healthcare
11501 Financial Centre Parkway Little Rock AR., 72211
501-223-3322 - Unity Health
1200 South Main Street Searcy AR., 72143
501-278-3366 - Mena Regional Health System
311 Morrow Street North Mena AR., 71953
479-394-7400 - Baptist Health Medical Center HSC
1001 Schneider Drive Malvern AR., 72104
501-332-7360 - Eugene J Towbin Healthcare Center
2200 Fort Roots Drive (116A) North Little Rock AR., 72114
501-257-1000 - Saline Memorial Hospital
1 Medical Park Drive Benton AR., 72015
501-776-6600 - Ouachita Medical Center
638 California Street Camden AR., 71701
870-836-1289 - Jefferson Regional Medical Center
1600 West 40th Avenue Pine Bluff AR., 71603
870-541-7100 x7131 - Unity Health Formerly White County Med
1200 South Main Street Searcy AR., 72143
501-278-3370 - Unity Health Harris Medical Center
1205 McLain Street Newport AR., 72112
870-512-3002 - Rivendell Behavioral Health Services
100 Rivendell Drive Benton AR., 72019
501-316-1255 - Ashley County Medical Center
1015 Unity Road Crossett AR., 71635
870-364-4111 - Conway Regional Health System
2302 College Avenue Conway AR., 72034
501-450-2385 - St. Marys Regional Medical Center
1808 West Main Street Russellville AR., 72801
479-967-0701 - BridgeWay Hospital
21 Bridgeway Road Maumelle AR., 72113
501-771-1500 - Recover at Baptist Health
9601 Interstate 630 Little Rock AR., 72205
501-202-2893 - North Arkansas Regional Medical Center
620 North Main Street Harrison AR., 72601
870-414-4000 - St. Vincent Infirmary Medical Center
2 Street Vincent Circle Little Rock AR., 72205
501-552-3000 - Northwest Medical Center Springdale
609 West Maple Avenue Springdale AR., 72764
479-757-1400 - Wadley Regional Medical Center
2001 South Main Street Hope AR., 71801
870-722-3800 x3840 - Five Rivers Medical Center
2801 Medical Center Drive Pocahontas AR., 72455
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