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Facts
- Research has found that young adults who abuse prescription medications are more likely to report use of other drugs.
- Doctors are the typical prescribers of OxyContin.
- Trouble sleeping is a sign of Xanax addiction notes the manufacture of the drug.
- Codeine is meant to be used as a short-term treatment only because of the addictive nature of this drug.
Inpatient hospitalization programs in Kansas are a form of drug rehab program which provides treatment in a hospital or similar setting where the treatment process can be supervised by medical staff as well as treatment professionals. As is generally the case with alcohol and benzodiazepine withdrawal, it is often necessary for the person to be in an inpatient hospitalization program during detoxification because some withdrawal symptoms can be life threatening. Inpatient hospitalization programs are also an option for those in Kansas 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 Kansas who undergo this treatment route however and don't continue on with additional rehabilitation typically have very high rates of relapse. In either case, individuals should follow up the detox process with an intensive recovery program either in inpatient hospitalization or in some other drug rehabilitation center.
Listings for "Inpatient Hospitalization Programs" in Kansas
- Hutchinson Regional Medical Center
1701 East 23rd Avenue Hutchinson KS., 67502
620-665-2324 - Stormont Vail Healthcare
3707 Sixth Street Topeka KS., 66606
785-270-4600 - KVC Hospitals Inc
4300 Brenner Drive Kansas City KS., 66104
913-334-0294 - Shawnee Mission Medical Center
9100 West 74th Street Overland Park KS., 66204
913-676-2000 - Larned State Hospital
1301 Kansas Highway 264 Larned KS., 67550
620-285-2131 - University of Kansas Hospital
3901 Rainbow Boulevard Kansas City KS., 66160
913-588-5000 - Mitchell Cnty Hospital Health Systems
400 West 8th Street Beloit KS., 67420
785-738-2266 - St. Francis Community Services
5097 West Cloud Street Salina KS., 67401
785-825-0563 - Eastern Kansas VA Healthcare Systems
2200 SW Gage Boulevard Topeka KS., 66622
785-350-3111 - Memorial Hospital
511 NE 10th Street Abilene KS., 67410
785-263-6625 - Newton Medical Center
600 Medical Center Drive Newton KS., 67114
316-283-5200 - Girard Medical Center
302 North Hospital Drive Girard KS., 66743
620-724-8291 - St. Catherine Hospital
401 East Spruce Street Garden City KS., 67846
620-272-2500 - Salina Regional Health Center
400 South Santa Fe Avenue Salina KS., 67401
785-452-7000 - St. John Hospital
3500 South 4th Street Leavenworth KS., 66048
913-680-6220 - Prairie View Inc
1901 East 1st Street Newton KS., 67114
316-284-6400 - Via Christi Hospitals Wichita Inc
8901 East Orme Street Wichita KS., 67207
316-858-0333 - Edwards County Hospital and Healthcare
620 West 8th Street Kinsley KS., 67547
620-659-3621 - Colmery ONeil VAMC
2200 SW Gage Boulevard Topeka KS., 66622
785-350-3111
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