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- Many people take Xanax to relieve stress and anxiety.
- In 1993 there were a total of 80 million opioid prescriptions dispensed by U.S. retail pharmacies. This number increased substantially in the years following with upwards of 210 million opioid prescriptions dispensed by U.S. retail pharmacies in 2010.'
- The percentage of primary hospital admissions for prescription drug addiction among older individuals increased from 0.7 percent to 3.5 percent from 1992 to 2008.
- Many people abuse the sleep medication Ambien or Zolpidem. It is a drug that can be obtained without prescription in some parts of the world and is to be used at most, for two weeks.
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Inpatient Hospitalization Programs - Kentucky
Inpatient hospitalization programs in Kentucky are a kind of drug rehab program which delivers treatment in a hospital setting where the rehabilitation process can be administered by medical staff as well as treatment professionals. As is often the case with alcohol and benzodiazepine withdrawal, it is sometimes vital for an individual 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 KY. who wish to undergo medication assisted withdrawal, which is typically used in the case of illicit opiate or prescription pain reliever addiction. Most individuals in KY. who undergo this treatment method however and don't follow up with further intensive treatment typically have very high rates of relapse. In either case, addicted 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 Kentucky
- NorthKey Community Care
502 Farrell Drive Covington KY., 41011
859-578-3252 - Baptist Health Louisville
4000 Kresge Way Louisville KY., 40207
502-896-7105 - RiverValley Behavioral Health Hospital
1000 Industrial Drive Owensboro Kentucky, 42301
270-689-6500 - Brook Hospital KMI
8521 La Grange Road Louisville Kentucky, 40242
502-426-6380 - Three Rivers Medical Center
2485 Highway 644 Louisa KY., 41230
606-638-1222 - UK Healthcare Good Samaritan
310 South Limestone Street Lexington KY., 40508
859-226-7000 - Ephraim McDowell Regional Medical Ctr
217 South 3rd Street Danville Kentucky, 40422
859-239-1000 - Bourbon Community Hospital
9 Linville Drive Paris Kentucky, 40361
888-394-4673 - Lincoln Trail Behavioral Health System
3909 South Wilson Road Radcliff KY., 40160
270-351-9444 - St. Elizabeth Healthcare
512 South Maple Avenue Falmouth KY., 41040
859-572-3596 - Lourdes Hospital
1530 Lone Oak Road Paducah Kentucky, 42003
270-444-2250 - Our Lady of Bellefonte Hospital
1000 St. Christopher Drive Ashland Kentucky, 41101
606-833-3555 - Jackson Purchase Medical Center
1099 Medical Center Circle Mayfield KY., 42066
270-251-4250 - Rivendell Behavioral Health Services
1035 Porter Pike Bowling Green KY., 42103
270-843-1199 - Eastern State Hospital
1350 Bull Lee Road Lexington Kentucky, 40511
859-246-8000 - Baptist Health Trillium Center
1 Trillium Way Corbin Kentucky, 40701
800-395-4435 - Western State Hospital
2400 Russellville Road Hopkinsville KY., 42240
270-889-6025 - Kings Daughters Medical Center
2201 Lexington Avenue Ashland KY., 41101
606-408-4000 - University Hospital and Emergency
530 South Jackson Street Louisville Kentucky, 40202
502-562-4680 - Lake Cumberland Regional Hospital
305 Langdon Street Somerset Kentucky, 42503
866-540-2716 - Our Lady of Peace
2020 Newburg Road Louisville KY., 40205
502-451-3330 - ABS Lincs KY Inc
270 Walton Way Hopkinsville KY., 42240
270-886-1919 - Central State Hospital
10510 LaGrange Road Louisville Kentucky, 40223
502-253-7434 - ARH Regional Medical Center
102 Medical Center Drive Hazard Kentucky, 41701
606-439-1331 - Brook Hospital Dupont
1405 Browns Lane Louisville KY., 40207
502-896-0495 - ABS Lincs KY LLC
270 Walton Way Hopkinsville KY., 42240
270-886-1919 - Owensboro Health Regional Hospital
1201 Pleasant Valley Road Owensboro Kentucky, 42303
270-417-2000 - St. Elizabeth Edgewood
1 Medical Village Drive Fort Mitchell Kentucky, 41017
859-301-2000 - St. Claire Medical Center
222 Medical Circle Morehead KY., 40351
606-783-6500 - St. Elizabeth Healthcare
4900 Houston Road Florence KY., 41042
859-301-5910 - Brook Hospital
8521 LaGrange Road Louisville Kentucky, 40242
502-426-6380 - St. Elizabeth Medical Center
200 Medical Village Drive Fort Mitchell Kentucky, 41017
859-301-5900 - St. Elizabeth Behav Health Ctr
200 Medical Village Drive Fort Mitchell KY., 41017
859-301-5966 - Ridge Behavioral Health System
3050 Rio Dosa Drive Lexington KY., 40509
859-269-2325 - Highlands Regional Medical Center
5000 KY Route 321 Prestonsburg Kentucky, 41653
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