Navigation
- Home
- Adderall
- Commonly Abused Prescription Drugs
- Darvocet
- Dexedrine
- How Are Prescription Drugs Abused?
- How Are Prescription Drugs Obtained?
- Klonopin
- Lortab
- Meperidine
- Ms Contin
- Naltrexone
- Neurontin
- Norco
- Oxycodone
- OxyContin
- Percocet
- Prescription Drug Abuse and Alcohol
- Prescription Drug Abuse Statistics
- Prescription Drug Abuse Treatment
- Prescription Drug Abuse Withdrawal
- Prescription Drug Detox
- Prescription Drug Overdose
- Prescription Drug Rehab
- Prescription Drug Slang and Street Terms
- Risks of Prescription Drug Abuse
- Roxicodone
- Triazolam
- Tussionex
- Tylox
- Types of Prescription Drugs
- Ultram
- Valium
- Vicoprofen
- Vivitrol
- Who Abuses Prescription Drugs?
- Xanax
- Xodol
- Zolpidem
- Zydone
Facts
- The U.S. government has encouraged each state to initiate prescription drug monitoring programs that prevent individuals from obtaining multiple prescriptions for addictive drugs from different physicians.�'' Presently, 34 states have monitoring programs in operation.
- More males than females abuse prescription drugs in all age groups except the youngest among individuals aged 12 to 17 years.
- Prescription drug abuse of opioids (narcotics) is a serious matter as radio talk show host, Rush Limbaugh found out. His prescription drug abuse was to a medication called OxyContin for pain relief.
- The state of Florida has seen numerous problems with "doctor shopping" and "prescription shopping" scandals pertaining to OxyContin.
Inpatient hospitalization programs in Idaho are a form of drug treatment program which provides rehabilitation in a hospital or similar setting where the treatment process can be overseen by medical staff as well as addiction professionals. As is typically the case with alcohol and benzodiazepine withdrawal, it is sometimes vital for the person to be in an inpatient hospitalization program while detoxing because some withdrawal symptoms can be life threatening. Inpatient hospitalization programs are also an option for those in Idaho who wish to undergo medication assisted withdrawal, which is typically used in the case of prescription pain reliever and illicit opiate addiction. Most people in Idaho who undergo this treatment method however and don't follow up with additional rehabilitation typically have very high rates of relapse. In either case, addicted individuals should follow up detox with an extensive treatment program either in inpatient hospitalization or in some other drug rehab program.
Listings for "Inpatient Hospitalization Programs" in Idaho
- Northpoint Recovery
10787 West Ustick Road Boise ID., 83713
208-901-8530 - Safe Haven Hospital of Treasure Valley
8050 West Northview Street Boise ID., 83704
208-327-0504 - Veterans Affairs Medical Center
500 West Fort Street Boise ID., 83702
208-422-1145 - Safe Haven Hospital of Pocatello
1200 Hospital Way Pocatello ID., 83201
208-232-2570 x2 - St. Alphonsus Behavioral Hlth Servs
131 North Allumbaugh Street Boise ID., 83704
208-367-2956 - State Hospital North
300 Hospital Drive Orofino ID., 83544
208-476-4511 - Kootenai Behavioral Health
2003 Kootenai Healthway Coeur D Alene ID., 83814
208-625-4800 - Idaho State Hospital South
700 East Alice Street Blackfoot ID., 83221
208-785-8402 - Intermountain Hospital of Boise
303 North Allumbaugh Street Boise ID., 83704
208-377-8400 - Boise VAMC
500 West Fort Street Boise ID., 83702
208-422-1000 - Portneuf Medical Center
777 Hospital Way Pocatello ID., 83201
208-239-1000 - West Valley Medical Center
1717 Arlington Avenue Caldwell ID., 83605
208-455-3777 - St. Joseph Regional Medical Center
415 6th Street Lewiston ID., 83501
208-743-2511 - Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center
2280 East 25th Street Idaho Falls ID., 83404
208-227-2100 - Intermountain Hospital
303 North Allumbaugh Street Boise ID., 83704
208-377-8400
FIND A DRUG REHAB
Drug Rehab By City
