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Asheville Detox Center

25 Choctaw St Asheville, NC 28801 828-761-7226

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Levels of care

Detox · Inpatient · Outpatient

Programs

4 specialty programs incl. alcohol rehab, substance abuse and drug rehab

Insurance

Private insurance, self-pay, humana

Setting

Treatment center in Asheville, NC

About Asheville Detox Center

Asheville Detox Center is one of the detox centers in Asheville, North Carolina, with 16 beds and medical staff there around the clock. Doctors, nurses and therapists head the program, and a stay runs 3 to 10 days, so you’d be on site for the whole stretch.

Medical Detox in Asheville

People arrive here to come off opioids, alcohol or benzodiazepines, and medication helps them through the first stretch. Suboxone, methadone and phenobarbital ease or stop withdrawal symptoms, and disulfiram is used for alcohol use disorder. That’s the difference between medical detox and stopping at home, because someone is there to adjust a dose when withdrawal shifts.

The program also takes people with co-occurring mental health conditions and people using more than one substance. Plus, the ratio of staff to clients stays high.

Care After Detox

Detox is the only level of care at this location. Residential treatment, short term or long term, and outpatient care happen through affiliated centers, and the team works with each person to figure out which fits. If you’re helping someone plan, that next step takes more arranging than the detox itself, since residential means living at the other center for a while.

Clients come to Asheville from around North Carolina and the wider Southeast, and it belongs to Health Care Alliance North America, a group of detox and treatment centers.

Most major insurance providers are accepted, and cash or self-payment is an option. The center was started by people from the recovery community.

Addiction treatment programs

  • Substance abuse
  • Drug rehab
  • Opioid rehab

Levels of care

Detox
Medical detox here runs 3 to 10 days. It’s for the point where quitting has become the hard part, and the program then helps people move on to further treatment.
Inpatient / residential
Inpatient care creates real distance from the stress and triggers of everyday life. With that space in place, a person can give full attention to recovery.
Outpatient
If you picture the week ahead, outpatient care fills only part of it. Scheduled sessions across North Carolina leave room for everything else on your plate.

Insurance & payment

  • Self-pay
  • Humana

Asheville Detox Center lists the insurance and payment options above; the admissions team verifies coverage before you commit. If you're unsure what your plan covers, check below or call the center directly.

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Location & hours

Address
25 Choctaw St
Asheville, NC 28801
Phone
828-761-7226
Website
ashevilledetox.com
Nearby
In central Asheville, near I-240.
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Frequently asked questions

What kind of care does Asheville Detox Center provide?

Medical detox, mostly. The program runs 3 to 10 days and provides round-the-clock care for people with co-existing mental health issues and for polysubstance use, and methadone is available for opioid use disorder. Specialists also help clients choose the next program after detox, the sort of step aftercare planning covers.

Which substances can a person detox from here?

Alcohol, benzodiazepines, heroin, fentanyl, prescription opioids and methamphetamine are the substances named for medically assisted detox here. Those are the ones where stopping is handled as a medical matter, with medication used to ease withdrawal symptoms.

How long does detox at Asheville Detox Center usually take?

3 to 10 days. The length sits inside that window, and the program hands clients on to further treatment once detox is done, in a supportive environment for successful recovery.

Will health insurance cover detox here?

Yes. Most major insurance providers are accepted, and Humana, Aetna and Cigna are named. The details of insurance coverage for rehab that apply to you come from your own plan.

Which medications are used during detox here?

Yes. Suboxone, methadone and phenobarbital are used to ease withdrawal symptoms, and disulfiram is named for alcohol use disorder, taken by mouth. All of that falls under medication assisted treatment.

Addictions.com regularly reviews this listing for accuracy, but changes may occur between updates. For the most current information, contact Asheville Detox Center directly. Are you the provider? Claim this listing to update it.

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