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Facts
- From 2001 through 2008 nine out of ten drug related deaths in West Virginia were prescription drug related.
- Emergency department visits associated with non-medical use of prescription pain relievers nearly doubled between 2004 and 2009.
- Withdrawal symptoms for Hydrocodone are usually an intense opposite effect of how the drug has impacted the body.�''
- Not all prescription drugs have the potential for abuse and addiction.many drugs don.t even act in the brain. For example, antibiotics, which are used for infections, are not addictive.
Inpatient hospitalization programs in CT. are a form of drug treatment program which delivers rehabilitation in a hospital or similar setting where the rehab process can be managed by medical staff as well as treatment professionals. As is typically the case with benzodiazepine and alcohol withdrawal, it is often necessary for the person to be in an inpatient hospitalization program during the withdrawal process because the withdrawal symptoms can be life threatening. Inpatient hospitalization programs are also an option for those in CT. who wish to undergo medication assisted withdrawal, which is mainly used in the case of illicit opiate or prescription pain reliever addiction. Most individuals in Connecticut who choose this treatment route however and don't continue on with additional rehabilitation have extremely high rates of relapse. In either case, addicted individuals should follow up the detox process with an intensive treatment program either in inpatient hospitalization or in some other drug rehab program.
Listings for "Inpatient Hospitalization Programs" in Connecticut
- Yale New Haven Hospital
1450 Chapel Street New Haven CT., 6511
203-688-9907 - Connecticut Valley Hospital
1000 Silver Street Middletown Connecticut, 6457
860-262-5000 - VA Connecticut Healthcare System
950 Campbell Avenue West Haven Connecticut, 6516
203-932-5711 x2244 - Albert J Solnit Childrens Center
915 River Road Middletown CT., 6457
860-704-4000 - SE Council on Alc and Drug Dep Inc
47 Coit Street New London CT., 6320
860-447-1717 - Manchester Memorial Hospital
71 Haynes Street Manchester Connecticut, 6040
860-646-1222 - Stamford Hospital
1 Hospital Plaza Stamford Connecticut, 6904
203-276-1000 - Bristol Hospital
41 Brewster Road Bristol CT., 6010
860-585-3420 - Johnson Memorial Hospital
201 Chestnut Hill Road Stafford Springs CT., 6076
860-684-8290 - Institute for Living
200 Retreat Avenue Hartford Connecticut, 6106
860-545-7001 - Sharon Hospital
50 Hospital Hill Road Sharon Connecticut, 6069
860-364-4000 - Yale New Haven Psychiatric Hospital
184 Liberty Street New Haven CT., 6519
203-688-9704 x00 - St. Marys Inpatient Behavioral Hlth
56 Franklin Street Waterbury CT., 6706
203-709-6000 x6141 - Silver Hill Hospital Inc
208 Valley Road New Canaan Connecticut, 6840
203-966-3561 - Lawrence and Memorial Hospital
365 Montauk Avenue New London Connecticut, 6320
860-442-0711 - Capitol Region Mental Health Center
500 Vine Street Hartford CT., 6112
860-297-0999 - William W Backus Hospital
326 Washington Street Norwich CT., 6360
860-823-6321 - Day Kimball Healthcare
320 Pomfret Street Putnam Connecticut, 6260
860-928-6541 - Southwest Connecticut MH Systems
1635 Central Avenue Bridgeport Connecticut, 6610
203-551-7428 - Connecticut Valley Hospital
500 Vine Street Hartford CT., 6112
860-293-6400 x401 - St. Vincent Behavioral Health
47 Long Lots Road Westport CT., 6880
203-227-1251 - VA Healthcare Systems of Connecticut
950 Campbell Avenue West Haven Connecticut, 6516
203-932-5711 x3887 - Addiction Recovery Center
5 Perryridge Road Greenwich Connecticut, 6830
203-863-4673 - Bridgeport Hospital
267 Grant Street Bridgeport CT., 6610
203-384-3504
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