Windward Way strives to offer individualized care while you detox off Ativan® (Lorazepam). We know how uncomfortable (and dangerous) withdrawal from a benzodiazepine like Ativan can be. Our inpatient detox is a fully medically supervised Ativan detox. Windward Way is nothing like a “hospital” environment you might find with other detox centers. We have instead replaced the sterile, hospital-like setting with the comfortable décor you might even find in your own home. On top of that, you’ll have 24/7 care. It’s what makes our addiction treatment program your “hope away from home.”
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Ativan Detox
Ativan Detox
Ativan® Detox Center at Windward Way
When people discover they are addicted to Ativan, Windward Way is there to deliver the treatment they need. Our intake experts will answer the questions you have and determine whether our prescription drug detox is appropriate for you. You don’t have to suffer withdrawing alone. Call us—we guarantee we’ll provide you with the thoughtful consideration you’re entitled to: (855) 491-7694.
Ativan is a benzodiazepine and is most often prescribed to help with anxiety disorders. The medication is also addictive; abrupt discontinuation often can lead to a potentially life-threatening withdrawal. Windward Way’s Ativan addiction rehab will first begin with gently allowing your body to rid itself of the drug with the detox phase of your treatment.
Sometimes, other addiction types present themselves alongside a primary addiction. Windward Way can address most. We view each person who participates in our program as a multifaceted, complex whole. It’s this holistic approach to addiction medicine that makes us stand apart from the rest. Hope is a simple phone call or a click away: (855) 491-7694.
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