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- People develop a tolerance to Benzodiazepines. This means that they need more medication to get the same effect.
- Factors fueling prescription drug abuse include lack of education among professionals, overprescribing, doctor shopping, ineffective prescription-monitoring programs, policies that are more reactive than proactive in nature, and society's growing acceptance of pill sharing.
- Addiction to prescription stimulants can result in psychosis, seizures, and cardiovascular complications.
- Researchers from the West Virginia Controlled Substance Monitoring Program determined that approximately 25% of people with drug-related deaths had been doctor shoppers. This means the visited numerous doctors to obtain multiple prescriptions for the same medications.
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Inpatient Hospitalization Programs - North Carolina
Inpatient hospitalization programs in North Carolina are a type of drug rehabilitation facility which provides treatment in a hospital environment where the treatment process can be managed by medical staff as well as addiction professionals. As is often the case with alcohol and benzodiazepine 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 North Carolina who wish to undergo medication assisted withdrawal, which is typically used in the case of illicit opiate or prescription pain reliever addiction. Most people in North Carolina who receive this treatment route however and don't follow up with further rehabilitation have very high rates of relapse. In either case, addicted individuals should follow up the detox process with an extensive treatment program either in inpatient hospitalization or in some other drug rehabilitation facility.
Listings for "Inpatient Hospitalization Programs" in North Carolina
- Pardee Hospital
800 North Justice Street Hendersonville NC., 28791
828-696-1000 - Walter B Jones Alcohol and
2577 West 5th Street Greenville NC., 27834
252-830-3426 - Rowan Regional Medical Center
612 Mocksville Avenue Salisbury NC., 28144
704-210-5000 - Carolina Healthcare Care System
301 Yadkin Street Albemarle NC., 28001
980-323-4492 - Behavioral Health Hospital
700 Walter Reed Drive Greensboro NC., 27403
336-832-9615 - Carolinas Healthcare System Mercy
2001 Vail Avenue Charlotte NC., 28207
704-304-5248 - Strategic Behavioral Center
2050 Mercantile Drive Leland NC., 28451
910-371-2500 - Wayne Memorial Hospital Inc
2700 Wayne Memorial Drive Goldsboro NC., 27534
919-731-6523 - Mission Hospital
428 Biltmore Avenue Asheville NC., 28801
828-213-1111 - Duke University Hospital
14209 Hospital South Red Zone Durham NC., 27701
919-684-8111 - Wilmington Treatment Center
2520 Troy Drive Wilmington NC., 28401
855-661-4407 - Strategic Behavioral Health
3200 Waterfield Drive Garner NC., 27529
919-800-4400 - Firsthealth of the Carolinas
155 Memorial Drive Pinehurst NC., 28374
910-715-1504 - Moses Cone Health System
700 Walter Reed Drive Greensboro NC., 27403
336-832-9600 - Cherry Hospital
1401 West Ash Street Goldsboro NC., 27530
919-731-3534 - Holly Hill Hospital
3019 Falstaff Road Raleigh NC., 27610
919-250-7000 - Vidant Roanoke Chowan Hospital
500 Academy Street South Ahoskie NC., 27910
252-209-3000 - Johnston Health
509 North Brightleaf Boulevard Smithfield NC., 27577
919-934-8171 - Rutherford Regional Health System
288 South Ridgecrest Avenue Rutherfordton NC., 28139
828-286-5516 - Southeastern Regional Medical Center
300 West 27th Street Lumberton NC., 28358
910-671-5000 x5406 - Vidant Duplin Hospital
401 North Main Street Kenansville NC., 28349
910-296-2786 - Margaret R Pardee Memorial Hospital
800 North Justice Street Hendersonville NC., 28791
828-696-1000 - Frye Regional Memorial Center
420 North Center Street Hickory NC., 28601
828-315-5777 - Vidant Beaufort Hospital
628 East 12th Street Washington NC., 27889
252-975-4416 - Recovery Innovations Inc
300 West Parkview Drive Henderson NC., 27536
252-438-4145 - Novant Presbyterian Medical Center
200 Hawthorne Lane Charlotte NC., 28204
704-384-4255 - Forsyth Medical Center
3333 Silas Creek Parkway Winston Salem NC., 27103
336-718-2522 - Julian F Keith Alc and Drug Abuse Ctr
201 Tabernacle Road Black Mountain NC., 28711
828-257-6200 - Vidant Medical Center
2100 Stantonsburg Road Greenville NC., 27834
252-847-6895 - Roxie Avenue Center
1724 Roxie Avenue Fayetteville NC., 28304
910-615-3333 - Strategic Behavioral Health
1715 Sharon Road West Charlotte NC., 28210
704-944-0650 - Park Ridge Health
100 Hospital Drive Hendersonville NC., 28792
828-681-2282 - Central Regional Hospital
300 Veazey Road Butner NC., 27509
919-764-7300 - Carolinas Healthcare System Northeast
920 Church Street North Concord NC., 28025
704-403-3000 - Fellowship Hall Inc
5140 Dunstan Road Greensboro NC., 27405
800-659-3381 - Thomasville Medical Center
207 Old Lexington Road Thomasville NC., 27360
336-472-2000 - Nash UNC Healthcare
2301 Medpark Drive Rocky Mount NC., 27804
252-962-5000 - Davis Regional Medical Center
218 Old Mocksville Road Statesville NC., 28625
704-873-0281 x7403 - North Carolina Baptist Hospital
791 Jonestown Road Winston Salem NC., 27103
336-716-4551 - W G Bill Hefner VA Medical Ctr
1601 Brenner Avenue Salisbury NC., 28144
704-638-9000 - Daymark Recovery Services
1309 South Cannon Boulevard Kannapolis NC., 28083
704-933-3212 - Haywood Regional Medical Center
262 Leroy George Drive Clyde NC., 28721
828-452-8651 - Kings Mountain Hospital
706 West King Street Kings Mountain NC., 28086
980-487-5470 - St. Lukes Hospital
101 Hospital Drive Columbus NC., 28722
828-894-3311 x3339 - Durham VA Medical Center
508 Fulton Street Durham NC., 27705
919-286-0411 x8098 - Halifax Regional Medical Center
250 Smith Church Road Roanoke Rapids NC., 27870
252-535-8451 - JFK Alcohol and Drug Abuse Trt Ctr
201 Tabernacle Road Black Mountain NC., 28711
828-257-6200 - Brynn Marr Hospital Child Adol and
192 Village Drive Jacksonville NC., 28546
910-577-1400 - Nash General Hospital
2301 Medpark Drive Rocky Mount NC., 27804
252-962-5000 - Fayetteville VA Medical Center
2300 Ramsey Street Fayetteville NC., 28301
910-488-2120 - First Health Moore Regional Hospital
35 Memorial Drive Pinehurst NC., 28374
910-715-3370 - Walter B Jones
2577 West 5th Street Greenville NC., 27834
252-830-3426 - RJ Blackley
100 H Street Butner NC., 27509
919-575-7928 - Behavioral Healthcare
3425 Melrose Road Fayetteville NC., 28304
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