Compassionate Addiction Treatment & Medical Detox in Las Vegas

We work with most major insurance providers to make treatment accessible and affordable. Our accepted insurance includes Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, Humana, Anthem, TRICARE, and many others. We also accept PPO plans from most major carriers. Our dedicated insurance verification team will conduct a thorough benefits check at no cost to you, explaining exactly what your plan covers including detox, residential treatment, therapy, and aftercare. We believe financial concerns should never prevent someone from getting life-saving treatment, which is why we offer flexible payment plans and financing options for those without insurance or with limited coverage. Our admissions specialists will work with you to understand your benefits and create a payment plan that fits your budget. Verify your insurance today by calling (725) 299-4777.

Treatment duration is personalized based on your specific situation, including the substance(s) used, length of addiction, co-occurring mental health conditions, and your progress in recovery. Medical detox typically lasts 5-10 days, addressing the physical withdrawal process. Residential inpatient programs commonly range from 30 to 90 days, with 30-day programs providing foundational treatment and 60-90 day programs offering more comprehensive healing for complex addictions. Research consistently shows that longer treatment durations lead to better long-term outcomes. Many patients benefit from stepping down to intensive outpatient programs (IOP) after residential treatment, which allows them to transition back to daily life while maintaining strong support. Our clinical team will assess your needs during intake and recommend an appropriate length of stay. We believe in treating each person as an individual—what matters is finding the right duration for your specific recovery journey.

Medical detox is essential for anyone dependent on alcohol, benzodiazepines, or opioids, as withdrawal from these substances can be dangerous—even life-threatening—without proper medical supervision. Alcohol withdrawal can cause seizures and delirium tremens; benzodiazepine withdrawal can lead to fatal seizures; opioid withdrawal, while not usually fatal, causes extreme discomfort that almost always leads to relapse without support. During your comprehensive assessment, our medical team evaluates your substance use history, duration of addiction, typical amounts used, previous withdrawal experiences, and overall health status to determine if detox is necessary. For some substances like marijuana or stimulants, medical detox may not be required, but monitoring and support still improve comfort and outcomes. Safety is always our top priority—we will never place you in a situation where your health is at risk. If our team determines you need medical detox, we provide 24/7 supervision, evidence-based medications to ease symptoms, and immediate response to any complications.

Yes, family involvement is strongly encouraged as a vital part of the recovery process. We believe that healing happens within relationships, and involving family members can significantly improve treatment outcomes. We offer designated visiting hours where your loved ones can see you in a supportive, supervised environment. Family therapy sessions are scheduled regularly, allowing family members to participate in the healing process, learn about addiction as a disease, and begin repairing relationships that may have been damaged by substance use. These sessions help family members understand their role in your recovery while establishing healthy boundaries. During the initial detox phase (typically the first 3-7 days), visits may be limited to allow for medical stabilization and rest. This policy ensures your safety and allows your body to begin healing. Our team will work with you and your family to create a visitation schedule that supports your recovery goals while maintaining the structure needed during early treatment. We also offer family programs and educational resources to help your loved ones understand addiction and recovery.

Pack comfortable, casual clothing for approximately 7-10 days, including comfortable shoes for walking and exercise. Bring personal toiletries (we provide basics, but you may prefer your own). Bring any prescription medications in their original bottles—our medical staff will manage and dispense all medications. Essential documents include photo ID, insurance card, and any medical records you feel may be helpful. Leave valuables, large amounts of cash, and weapons at home. We provide all bedding, towels, and linens. What to include: comfortable sleepwear, swimwear (if applicable), a journal for reflection, photos of family, and a positive mindset ready for change. Our admissions coordinator will provide a complete packing list when you schedule your arrival. We recommend packing light—you won't need work clothes, expensive items, or anything that reminds you of your past use. The focus is on healing, not material possessions. If you arrive with items that aren't allowed, we will safely store them until discharge.

Absolutely. Your privacy and confidentiality are protected by multiple layers of law and policy. We are fully compliant with the federal Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), which protects all your health information. Additionally, we adhere to 42 CFR Part 2, a federal regulation specifically governing the confidentiality of substance use disorder treatment records. This means we cannot confirm or deny that you are a patient at our facility without your explicit written consent. Your treatment records, communications with staff, and even your presence at our facility are all strictly confidential. We do not share any information with employers, insurance companies (except for billing purposes with your authorization), family members, or any outside parties without your written permission. Our staff receives extensive training on confidentiality requirements and sign strict confidentiality agreements. You can seek treatment with complete peace of mind that your privacy is fully protected. If you need documentation for FMLA, disability, or other purposes, we will work with you on exactly what information is released and when.