How Does The Waismann Methodsm of Rapid Detox Maintain Leadership in The Treatment of Opiate Dependency?
- Unparalleled Safety and Pre-Screening Standards
- Extensive Knowledge and Expertise of Our Medical Personnel
- Effectiveness of Our Individually Tailored After-Care Programs
- Unsurpassed Experience in Treating Opiate Patients Under Anesthesia
The Waismann Methodsm offers a highly successful rapid detox procedure for the treatment of opiate dependency. This procedure:
- Reverses opiate dependency and prescription drug addiction.
- Eliminates cravings that often accompany traditional detoxification treatments for prescription addiction.
- Has been clinically proven to be effective for a wide range of opiates including OxyContin ®, Vicodin ®, Norco ®, Methadone, Heroin, Hydrocodone, LAAM, Lortab ®, Dilaudid ®, Darvocet ®, Fentanyl, Percocet ®, Percodan ®, Lorcet ®, Morphine, MS Contin ®, Stadol ®, Suboxone ® (Buprenorphine ®), Tramadol and others.
Some rapid detox centers simply offer replacement-opiate treatment with Methadone or Suboxone (Subutex). These drugs also contain opiates that could eventually require second detoxification. These substitutes cause the patient to go through the same withdrawals that they wanted to eliminate in first place.
The Waismann Method of Rapid Detox offers safe, unique and completely opiate-free treatment in the most humane method. Patients leave the hospital opiate-free in a few days. Within a decade, thousands of patients from all over the world have detoxified.
Call
(310) 205-0808 or (888) 987-HOPE (4673) during
business hours for more information about rapid
detox treatment for prescription drug addiction.
Or 
send
us a confidential
email. After-hours and weekends, please call
(310) 927-7155.
Opiate Addiction vs. Opiate Dependency
You did not choose to become addicted.
Opiate dependency, like any prescription medication dependency, has turned many back surgery and chronic pain patients into what the medical community calls ‘accidental addicts’.
The Waismann Methodsm of Rapid Detoxification (Accelerated Neuro-Regulation) offers a humane treatment to individuals physically dependent on opiate drugs. Many patients who come to us started out treating their neck pain, back pain, migraine headaches, or other musculoskeletal disorders at normal doses. Gradually, self-medication progressed to excessive levels as a means also to avoid withdrawal.
Our experts in pain management evaluate post-procedure care for persons dependent on opiate prescription painkillers such as OxyContin ®, Vicodin ®, Darvocet ®, and Percocet ®, among others.
Persons with opiate dependency may experience the same symptoms and withdrawal—but not necessarily the same social behavior—as so-called ‘drug addicts’. “After a crushed spine, many surgeries, and 12 years using doctor-prescribed drugs,” says opiate detox patient Scott, “it was very hard to break free.”
“My life was horrible. I was not in control because of opiates. The drugs ran my entire life. I could not plan anything, nor go anywhere without knowing where the drugs were and if I had enough. I became scared of the withdrawals, worse than anything.”
Opiate dependency afflicts people from all walks of life, regardless of social or economic status—homemakers, stockbrokers, athletes, entertainers, skilled laborers, students, and others like yourself.
Thanks to the Waismann Method sm of Rapid Detox program (ANR), states Scott, “…You gave me a fighting chance to make it, in the most humane way as possible with modern medicine.”
Anesthesia Assisted Medical Opiate Detoxification (Rapid Detox) frees you from the cycle of dependency. The Waismann Method of Rapid Detox is a world-renowned treatment for flushing opiate toxins out of a drug dependent body. Board Certified doctors treat and monitor suffering in-patients:
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Patients sleep comfortably throughout the procedure, unaware of discomfort from opiate withdrawal.
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ICU staff monitor patients through their recovery during the procedure.
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Patients leave the hospital opiate-free, without other opiate-based replacement drugs like Subutex, Suboxone, or Methadone.
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Post-treatment patients can reclaim their lives within a short period of time.
The Waismann Method sm of Rapid Detox (ANR) from Opiate Dependency
What you should know about Rapid Detox and The Waismann Method:
- Ours is the most reputed and thorough detox treatment in the country .
- Our doctors have unsurpassed experience in treating opiate patients under anesthesia (Rapid Detox).
- We originated and first brought The Waismann Method to North America ten years ago.
- Our patients undergo thorough, individual medical pre-screening.
- We have treated the highest levels of opiate intake in the country—substitutions or lower dosage not required before procedure.
- Our supervising physicians are program-dedicated specialists (not residency staff).
- The Waismann Method provides the highest success rate in the field of opiate dependency.
- Procedure requires minimal anesthesia (1 to 1 and 1/2 hours) for maximal safety protocol
- Patients receive the utmost level of care in an accredited hospital setting (not out-patient clinic) over 4-5 days.
- Protocol assures unparalleled safety via cardiology and radiology assessments, diagnostic tests, Board Certified Anesthesiologists, pain and other indicated specialists.
- Unique and completely opiate-free treatment offers safe and most humane method.
- Within a decade, thousands of patients from all over the world have detoxified.
- More and more patients come to us lately from other rehab or drug detox centers, which promised them detoxification but instead provided them addictive replacement drugs like Suboxone!
- Follow-up services offer individually-tailored retreat and after-care programs
Opiate dependency was not your choice when you originally sought pain relief. But opiate addiction detoxification and new freedom can be yours. Starting today!
Call
(310) 205-0808 or (888) 987-HOPE (4673) during
business hours for more information about rapid
detox treatment for prescription drug addiction.
Or send
us a confidential
email. After-hours and weekends, please call
(310) 927-7155.
