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Facts
- Individuals who are considering discontinuance of any type of central nervous system depressant or who is suffering withdrawal should speak with a physician or seek immediate medical treatment.
- Sudden abstinence from Percocet can result in severe withdrawals in which Clonidine is often administered.
- OxyContin is the time-release formulation of Oxycodone, a semi-synthetic opiate developed in Germany in 1916.
- There are people who develop such a severe prescription drug addiction problem that they will seek out drugs on the street. They will even take drugs that are not what they were looking for just to "take the edge off" their craving.
Inpatient hospitalization programs in NM. are a kind of drug rehabilitation facility which provides treatment in a hospital environment where the rehab 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 the withdrawal symptoms can be life threatening. Inpatient hospitalization programs are also an option for those in New Mexico 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 New Mexico who undergo this treatment method however and don't continue on with further drug rehab 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 treatment facility.
Listings for "Inpatient Hospitalization Programs" in New Mexico
- New Mexico Behavioral Health Institute
3695 Hot Springs Boulevard Las Vegas New Mexico, 87701
505-454-2100 - University of New Mexico Childrens
1001 Yale Boulevard NE Albuquerque New Mexico, 87106
505-272-2890 - Christus St. Vincent Reg Med Center
455 St. Michaels Drive Santa Fe NM., 87505
505-913-5470 - Gerald Champion Regional Medical Ctr
2669 North Scenic Drive Alamogordo NM., 88310
575-439-6100 - UNM Sandoval Regional Medical Center
3001 Broadmoor Boulevard NE Rio Rancho New Mexico, 87144
505-994-7887 - Peak Behavioral Health Services
5045 McNutt Road Santa Teresa New Mexico, 88008
575-589-3000 - BHC Mesilla Valley Hospital
3751 Del Rey Boulevard Las Cruces NM., 88012
575-382-3500 - Artesia General Hospital
702 North 13th Street Artesia NM., 88210
575-748-3333 - Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
405 West Country Club Road Roswell New Mexico, 88201
575-622-8170 - Lea Regional Medical Center
5419 North Lovington Highway Hobbs New Mexico, 88240
575-492-5488 - Turning Point Recovery Center Inc
9201 Montgomery Boulevard Albuquerque NM., 87111
505-217-1717 - San Juan Regional Medical Center
801 West Maple Street Farmington NM., 87401
505-609-6658 - Haven Behavioral Hospital of
5400 Gibson Boulevard SE Albuquerque New Mexico, 87108
505-254-4500 - Mesilla Valley Hospital
3751 Del Rey Boulevard Las Cruces New Mexico, 88012
575-382-3500 - NM Department of Health
5901 Zuni Road SE Albuquerque NM., 87108
505-841-8978 - New Mexico Rehabilitation Center
72 Gail Harris Avenue Roswell NM., 88203
575-347-3400 x3410
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