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Medical Detox:
Opioid Detox & Rehab
Opioid Detox and Rehab for Opioid Addiction
A medical detox from opioids is the first place to begin if you or someone you love wants to leave painkillers, heroin or any other opioid behind. Fear of withdrawal often keeps people from seeking help for opioid addiction. In fact, it’s probably the single biggest obstacle.
Clear Path Recovery’s opioid detox program directly addresses the fear of withdrawal using modern medical protocols that protect your health and comfort. No one should suffer through detox or feel pressured to quit cold turkey—it doesn’t improve your chances of staying drug-free, in fact research shows, it actually hurts them.
We believe in giving every person we treat the best odds possible of overcoming their opioid addiction. That starts with our top-tier opioid detox program in Missouri.
How Our Opioid Detox Works
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Signs of Opioid Withdrawal
Opioid withdrawal isn’t usually life-threatening, but it can be intensely uncomfortable and emotionally draining without proper medical support. When someone stops using opioids abruptly, their body reacts to the sudden absence of the drug it’s grown dependent on—leading to a range of physical and psychological symptoms.
A medical detox at a facility like Clear Path Recovery Center offers a safer, more manageable way to begin recovery. With 24-hour care and targeted medications, we help ease the stress of withdrawal and support your body’s return to balance.
Opioid Withdrawal Signs and Symptoms
- Anxiety
- Goosebumps
- Restlessness
- Insomnia
- Yawning
- Runny nose
- Watery eyes
- Dilated pupils
- Body aches
- Sweating
- Vomiting
- Belly cramps
- Diarrhea
- Fever
- Shaking
- Fast heartbeat
- Rapid breathing
- High blood pressure
- Hallucinations
- Seizures
- Nausea
- Depression
- Cravings
- Chills
- Watery eyes
- Jumpiness
NOTE: Important Opioid Overdose Information
If you or someone you’re with is showing signs of an opioid overdose—such as slowed or stopped breathing, blue lips or fingertips, or unconsciousness—call 9-1-1 immediately. This is a medical emergency. If you have access to NARCAN (naloxone), use it as directed while waiting for help to arrive. Acting quickly can save a life.
Why Go to Rehab After an Opioid Detox?
When someone struggles with opioid use disorder, they’re actually facing two interconnected challenges: physical dependence and psychological addiction.
- Opioid Dependence
Their body has adapted to the constant presence of opioids. If they stop using, withdrawal symptoms—like body aches, chills, vomiting, anxiety, and restless energy—start quickly and often intensify. Though not typically life-threatening, these symptoms can be extremely stressful and uncomfortable without proper medical support. - Opioid Addiction
Beyond physical dependence, the person often develops a mental fixation on opioids. Their thoughts, routines, and priorities begin to revolve around using, obtaining, or recovering from the drug. Quitting starts with opioid detox—but it doesn’t end there. It requires rebuilding daily life without opioids.
That’s why medical detox is only the first step. Rehab provides the structure, therapy, and healthy coping tools you need to build toward lasting recovery.
Residential Treatment for Opioid Use Disorder
A medical detox is the first stop in treating opioid addiction. Our inpatient opioid detox helps alleviate withdrawal symptoms while you rest and recover. But, remember: the opioid detox can only help solve one part of the problem—physical dependence.
If someone was addicted to opioids when they came to our detox, the mental and emotional grip of addiction doesn’t disappear just because they’re safely past opioid withdrawal. That’s why residential treatment is so important.
It’s where we begin processing the psychological side of addiction. In opioid rehab, you learn to understand addiction and triggers. More than that, you learn to change your thinking and thereby your behavior—-and that’s where lasting recovery begins.
Complete Opioid Addiction Treatment for Better Recovery
Residential opioid rehab is where we work on the mental and emotional side of addiction. Once opioids are out of the body and withdrawal has passed, patients are finally able to begin working through the psychological patterns and cravings that fuel opioid use.
This phase is essential to staying sober and drug-free after detox. Recovery isn’t easy. But if you want the best shot possible, lean into the process, accept support, and follow recommendations. The more help you accept, the stronger your recovery will be.
What Happens in Opioid Rehab?
At Clear Path Recovery Center, our residential opioid treatment program is built to do more than just help you stop using. We guide patients through a wide range of therapeutic approaches designed to uncover why opioid use began, identify personal triggers, and build healthier ways of coping with pain, stress, and emotional lows, without relying on substances.
That’s only part of the equation. We’re also a dual-diagnosis facility, which means we treat the mental health challenges that often go hand-in-hand with opioid addiction, like anxiety, depression, and trauma. Recovery that ignores these deeper layers misses the mark. Long-term success is much more likely when underlying issues are diagnosed and addressed alongside addiction.
Why choosing opioid rehab after detox matters:
- Getting opioids out of your system doesn’t erase the emotional drivers behind addiction.
- You’ll receive care for mental health conditions that can fuel opioid cravings and relapse.
- Residential treatment helps build structure, purpose, and lasting strategies for recovery.
- More support means stronger recovery. Less support? That’s a risk no one should take.
What is an Opioid Detox?
How Does it Work?
When someone uses opioids regularly, their body adapts to the constant presence of the drug and its pain-relieving and calming effects. If they suddenly stop or drastically reduce their use, the body struggles to regain balance—leading to physical withdrawal symptoms like muscle pain, sweating, anxiety, and more.
Clear Path Recovery’s Missouri opioid detox program provides the safety of 24-hour medical care during this vulnerable stage. Our team closely monitors each patient and uses targeted medications to relieve discomfort and ease withdrawal. We work to restore your body’s stability while keeping you safe, supported, and as comfortable as possible.
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Detox and Rehab Admissions FAQs
Here are answers to some of the most common questions we are asked about our admissions process or policies.
What is the self-pay rate for detox?
Our discounted self-pay rate for detox is $_____ per day. The length of stay in our detox program will vary from patient to patient and substance to substance. There are many variables, so we cannot guarantee you a detox will be complete within “X” number of days and your total cost will be “Y”.
Please give us a call at (000) 000-0000 if you have any further questions about self-paying for detox or rehab at Clear Path.
What substances do you offer detox from?
Just about any drug of abuse you can think of. There are too many to list here, but they include: alcohol, opioids (oxycodone, hydrocodone), opiates (morphine, heroin), benzodiazepines (Xanax, Klonopin), sleep aids (Ambien, Lunesta), crystal meth, cocaine, flakka, spice/K2, NBOMe (N-bombs), Xylazine,
Why can’t we just drive-in to detox and handle the rest after I get there?
It is important for prospective Clear Path patients and family members to follow our admissions procedure. This helps us maintain a peaceful therapeutic environment and protect patient privacy.
Before anyone can be admitted to Clear Path Recovery Center, they must:
- Have insurance verification and approval (or self-pay)
- Have completed a pre-admit phone screening with us.
- Have been approved for admission by our Clinical Director
For the safety of patients and staff and legal compliance there will be NO EXCEPTIONS.
The simplest, safest way to admit to Clear Path detox this is to call us first so we can put the wheels in motion for you. If you have a medical emergency, i.e. someone is seizing, overdosing or unresponsive—-CALL 911 immediately.
Why can’t I bring my workout supplements/herbal supplements/vitamins?
For patient safety and security, Clear Path must ask that you leave workout supplements, herbal supplements, vitamins and over the counter medication at home. These substances often have ingredients that can interact with medications we may prescribe.
We must also be aware that others may have allergies. We have over the counter medications here for your use, if there’s anything of that nature you require and it’s within your treatment protocol, we will see that you get it.
Why can’t I wear my jewelry or revealing clothing?
Remember the reason you or your loved one is here is for medical treatment and help. Every policy we have was put in place with your best interests in mind. We recommend bringing simple, comfortable clothing that’s easy to wash and wear. Revealing clothing is inappropriate and may make others uncomfortable. Leaving jewelry and excess cosmetics at home helps keep things simple and avoid any potential loss, theft or misunderstandings.
Voices from the Path
Our facility is designed to offer comfort, privacy, and a true sense of peace — because healing happens best in safe spaces.
Clear Path wasn’t just a program — it was the first place I felt truly safe. The staff saw me, not just my addiction.
Alexa, Former Resident
Our Addiction Treatment Services
Onsite Medical Detox
Our state-of-the-art Missouri detox ensures a safe, comfortable detox from opioids, alcohol and more.
Residential Addiction Treatment
Our Missouri rehab offers residential inpatient treatment for substance use disorders.
Integrated Mental Health Care
We are a true dual-diagnosis program, treating depression, anxiety, PTSD and much more.
Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT)
We offer MAT for those who need additional support in managing cravings in early recovery.
Family Therapy and Support
Addiction can affect the whole family. We help ensure the family recovers together..
Aftercare and Alumni Services
We provide a roadmap for recovery when you complete the program and lifetime alumni support.
Opioid Detox and Treatment Program in Missouri
At Clear Path Recovery Center, we go beyond the basics of opioid detox. Our commitment is to deliver care that exceeds expectations—providing not only expert medical support to help you break free from opioids, but the guidance and resources to help you grow well beyond your time in treatment.
Recovery isn’t just about stopping opioid use—it’s about building a life that feels fulfilling and sustainable. We’re here with the compassionate staff and the full-spectrum support you need to get there. If you’re ready to move forward, reach out. Even if you’re not sure if it’s time for treatment, let’s start a conversation about a better life for you or your loved one.
Don’t lose another day to addiction when the solution is within reach.
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