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Facts
- In 2010, Mississippi experienced 6.1 kilograms of prescription painkillers sold per 10,000 people.�''
- In 2011, over 6 million people abused narcotic pain pills, tranquilizers, stimulants and sedatives, down from 7 million the year prior.
- In 1997, there were over 1.3 million Vicodin tablets seized and analyzed by the DEA laboratory system.
- Here in the United States multiple studies have revealed associations between prescription drug abuse and higher rates of cigarette smoking; heavy episodic drinking; and marijuana, cocaine, and other illicit drug use among adolescents, young adults, and college students.
Inpatient hospitalization programs in Colorado are a kind of drug rehabilitation program which offers rehabilitation in a hospital environment where the rehab process can be managed by medical staff and treatment professionals. As is usually the case with benzodiazepine and alcohol withdrawal, it is sometimes necessary for an individual to be in an inpatient hospitalization program during detoxification because the withdrawal symptoms can be life threatening. Inpatient hospitalization programs are also an option for those in CO. 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 Colorado who undergo this treatment route however and don't continue on with additional rehabilitation typically have very high rates of relapse. In either case, addicted individuals should follow up the detox process with an extensive rehabilitation program either in inpatient hospitalization or in some other drug treatment program.
Listings for "Inpatient Hospitalization Programs" in Colorado
- West Pines Behavioral Health
3400 Lutheran Parkway Wheat Ridge Colorado, 80033
303-467-4000 - Jefferson Hills
1290 South Potomac Street Aurora CO., 80012
303-745-1281 - Arapahoe House
7373 Birch Street Commerce City Colorado, 80022
303-657-3700 - Valley View Hospital
1906 Blake Avenue Glenwood Springs CO., 81602
970-384-7470 - Parkview Adult
58 Club Manor Drive Pueblo Colorado, 81008
719-584-4890 - Cedar Springs Hospital
2135 Southgate Road Colorado Springs CO., 80906
719-633-4114 - Parkview Medical Center
400 West 16th Street Pueblo Colorado, 81003
719-584-4000 - Colorado Mental Health Institute
3520 West Oxford Avenue Denver CO., 80236
303-866-7066 - Grand Junction VAMC
2121 North Avenue Grand Junction Colorado, 81501
970-242-0731 - Centennial Peaks Hospital
2255 South 88th Street Louisville CO., 80027
303-673-9990 - CO Mental Health Institute at Pueblo
1600 West 24th Street Pueblo Colorado, 81003
719-546-4797 - VA Eastern Colorado HCS Denver VA
1055 Clermont Street Denver CO., 80220
303-399-8020 - Rose Transition Home LLC
601 Snow Peak Lane Lafayette Colorado, 80026
720-352-1623 - Porter Adventist Hospital
2525 South Downing Street Denver CO., 80210
303-765-6372 - West Springs Hospital
515 28 3/4 Road Grand Junction Colorado, 81501
970-263-4918 - Poudre Valley Hospital Mountain Crest
4601 Corbett Drive Fort Collins CO., 80528
970-495-7000 - Colorado Plains Medical Center
1000 Lincoln Street Fort Morgan Colorado, 80701
970-542-4361 - Healthier You Intensive Outpt Prog at
1000 Lincoln Street Fort Morgan CO., 80701
970-542-4357
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