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Medical detox is a supervised process that helps the body safely adjust after stopping alcohol or drugs. At Welltana, clients receive monitoring, support, rest, and individualized care throughout the detox process.

Detox may be appropriate when stopping alcohol or drugs could cause withdrawal symptoms or when it has become difficult to stop using without support. An assessment can help determine whether detox is the appropriate level of care for your individual needs.

There is no single timeline for detox. The length of stay depends on factors such as the substance used, frequency and duration of use, withdrawal symptoms, overall health, and individual progress.

You'll begin with an assessment so the team can better understand your needs and create an appropriate plan for your care. From there, the focus is on helping you rest, feel supported, and move through detox with monitoring and care along the way.

Welltana provides treatment for adults experiencing problems related to alcohol, opioids and fentanyl, benzodiazepines, prescription drugs, methamphetamine, cocaine, and other substances, subject to an individual assessment to determine the appropriate level of care.

Many health insurance plans include benefits for substance use disorder treatment, but coverage varies by plan. Welltana's admissions team can verify your benefits and explain your available options before admission.

Welltana works with many major insurance providers, including Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Anthem Blue Cross, Cigna Healthcare, UnitedHealthcare, and UMR. Coverage depends on the individual plan, so benefits should be verified before admission.

Yes. You can contact Welltana's admissions team to have your insurance benefits checked and learn about your options before deciding on treatment.

Generally, clients should bring comfortable clothing, identification, approved medications in their original containers, and permitted personal essentials. Welltana's admissions team will provide a complete packing list before arrival so you know exactly what to bring.

Yes. A parent, spouse, partner, or other loved one can contact Welltana to ask questions and learn more about the admissions process. Our team can explain possible next steps while respecting applicable privacy requirements.

Detox is designed to give your body time to recover. Days may include medical monitoring, rest, meals, support from staff, and, as you begin feeling better, opportunities to participate in groups, therapy, and other activities as appropriate.

Welltana's program includes weekly individual therapy and daily programming, including approximately two to three groups per day. Groups are designed to help clients develop coping skills, recognize triggers, strengthen communication, practice relapse-prevention strategies, and prepare for life after treatment.

Welltana provides detox and residential treatment, allowing clients who are appropriate for continued care to receive additional support beyond the initial detoxification period.

Detox is the beginning, not the entire recovery process. The appropriate next step depends on each person's needs and may include residential treatment or another level of ongoing substance use disorder care. Welltana helps clients prepare for that transition rather than leaving them to figure out what's next on their own.

Alcohol withdrawal can sometimes become medically serious, and the level of risk varies from person to person. Anyone concerned about alcohol withdrawal should be medically evaluated rather than assuming that detoxing at home is safe.

Opioid withdrawal can be extremely uncomfortable, and individual medical circumstances vary. A professional assessment can determine what level of support is appropriate and whether supervised detox is recommended.

Withdrawal from benzodiazepines can cause serious complications in some circumstances, particularly after regular or prolonged use. Abruptly stopping them without appropriate medical guidance can be unsafe, so professional assessment is important.

Welltana combines structured treatment with a warm, family-oriented environment. Along with individualized care, therapy, daily groups, and real-world experiences, our philosophy is that recovery isn't simply about getting sober — it's about preparing people to build a life they actually want to return to.

Welltana incorporates appropriate real-world outings and shared experiences into its broader residential program. These experiences are intended to encourage connection, confidence, and the opportunity to practice recovery skills beyond traditional group settings.

Start by calling Welltana's admissions team. We'll learn about your situation, answer your questions, review insurance, complete the necessary assessment, and help coordinate admission when Welltana is an appropriate fit.

You don't have to have everything figured out before calling. Contact Welltana's admissions team at 747.368.9396 and tell us what's going on. We'll listen, answer your questions, and help you understand what the next step could look like.