Arete Recovery

Staffed with some of the nation’s most experienced addiction and medical professionals, Arete Recovery provides all the care necessary for the detoxification process. Using medically safe approaches in detox and care, Arete creates a natural and relaxing environment, which contributes to lower relapse rates while welcoming, treating, and helping you to achieve your goals for sobriety. All of the detox programs provided by Arete Recovery were designed to adjust and mold themselves around your specific needs. Arete offers clients a safe environment for withdrawal while remaining under medical supervision to ensure their comfort.

Because of the rising addiction rates throughout the country, the detoxification process was created with the goal of allowing those with an addiction to go through withdrawal comfortably under the supervision of medical, and addiction professionals. It is important for those suffering from addiction to properly detox from all substances to have an efficient and thorough treatment process.

Services Offered

At Arete Recovery, their professional and dedicated staff are national experts in the detoxification process and in confronting addiction. Review all the services Arete Detox has to offer.

Alcohol Detox

According to the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, there are nearly 16 million Americans over the age of 18 with some type of alcohol use disorder. Alcoholism is a disease that affects more Americans than any other substance.
Crack-Cocaine Detox

From the very tumultuous beginnings of the crack-cocaine epidemic in the late 1980s, this drug carries some of the most socially destructive and addictive qualities of any drug in history. Due to the severity of its addictive qualities, detoxing from crack-cocaine requires medical supervision.
Ecstasy Detox

According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse, ecstasy addiction is largely on the rise, especially with the younger U.S. population. Because of MDMA's chemical makeup, detoxing from it requires professional medical care.
Heroin Detox

Heroin currently accounts for the vast majority of reported overdose deaths in the United States. Withdrawing from heroin is extremely stressful for the user, which can sometimes lead to heroin-induced comas.
Meth Detox

Methamphetamine addiction rates have risen mostly in the Midwest and part of the East Coast during the past decade. Detoxing from meth often requires 24-7 medical care and supervision to ensure the withdrawal symptoms are kept at a manageable level.
Opiate Detox

With the growing opiate epidemic plaguing much of the country, its addiction rates are only expected to rise. Detoxing from opiates should be safely conducted under medical supervision and with the help of medication.

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