Purpose Healing Center Opens New State-of-the-Art Detox Center in Phoenix

Dec 7, 2022


Recreational Area

Purpose Healing Center Detox Facility Recreational Area

PHOENIX - December 7, 2022 - (Newswire.com)

Purpose Healing Centers is excited to announce the opening of a new state-of-the-art detox center in Phoenix. It is located at 1841 N. 24th Street, Phoenix, AZ, 85008, and is accepting new patients now. The new facility offers industry-leading approaches to drug and alcohol detoxification in a peaceful environment. As patients undergo their detox processes, they will be comfortable in generously large bedrooms with comfortable furnishings, allowing them to rest and heal. Each room has a private bath and shower, and a personal TV.

Purpose Healing Centers focus on the health of patients, physically, emotionally, and mentally. Each room is designed to prevent injury or self-harm. Patients have 24-hour access to nursing staff and they are provided care uniquely tailored for their symptoms.

They offer full drug and alcohol detox services, working in partnership with the treatment services offered at their other campuses, including inpatient recovery, IOP, PHP, outpatient and family therapy.

The new facility offers patients private rooms and two recreational areas with larger TVs and other entertainment. There are also two outdoor areas for cigarette smoking. The 16,000-square-foot facility is equipped with multiple nursing stations, so patients always have help available for their care. Nutrition is important when healing during detox, and hot meals tailored to the nutritional needs of those in recovery are provided, as well as snacks.

Why Detox Is Necessary for Addiction Therapy

Many people don't realize that the highest chance for someone to relapse is within the first week of deciding to get sober. For some substances, withdrawal without medical supervision can be deadly, for example, alcohol and benzodiazepines.

Purpose Healing Center administers medically managed and supervised withdrawal from drugs and alcohol. Patients are monitored around the clock for emergencies and to assess their progression. 

Once the body is cleansed of the substances, the patient is in a better place to start the work of sobriety and rehabilitation. A good experience in the detox part of recovery can be critical to the success of each patient and establish them on a path of health and wellness. 

Mission

Purpose Healing Center was born with this in mind: "Bring Addiction Treatment to as many people as possible and save lives." Robin Byrne, LCSW, Chief Clinical Officer and Cofounder of Purpose Healing Centers.

They approach addiction treatment holistically, exploring the underlying reasons why patients drink or use drugs. Services are provided by licensed and professionally trained counselors and therapists, and there are a variety of programs, including professional counseling, group therapy, and learning about the science of addiction.

Do You or Someone You Love Need Drug or Alcohol Detox?

No matter how severe the addiction, there is hope and help. It starts with a phone call to a compassionate counselor at Purposes Healing Centers. Call (480) 579-3319 today.


Contact Information:
Briana Kay
Marketing coordinator
[email protected]
5165871400


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Original Source: Purpose Healing Center Opens New State-of-the-Art Detox Center in Phoenix

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