During inpatient detoxification, patients stay at our facilities until the process is complete. Along with a physical health screening, Operation PAR’s inpatient detoxification program includes a psychosocial assessment, medically monitored detoxification, and stabilization for individuals dependent on drugs and alcohol who meet the admission criteria.

Your time in detox will vary based on your needs, and the average length of stay ranges between 72 hours and six days. We treat all with care, kindness and respect, and take steps to thoroughly prepare you for your recovery journey.

Operation PAR is here to HELP! Whether you are concerned about your own drinking or drug use, or you are concerned about a loved one’s drinking and/or drug use, Operation PAR can HELP you break free from the effects of addiction. We offer a variety of services that help individuals and families Create the Life They Want!

Operation PAR’s outpatient services provide youth and adults with opportunities to address substance use disorders, mental health conditions, and other concerns in an outpatient setting. 

Through outpatient treatment, Operation PAR also provides therapeutic services that include group counseling and random drug screening to prevent relapse. Effective outpatient treatment requires that you do not need medical detoxification and that you do have a stable living and work/school environment.

Outpatient services by Operation PAR cover a variety of mental, physical, and emotional health needs. You may not need all of the services we offer with our outpatient treatment, but we will always offer them and review their benefits with patients.

Our Outpatient Services include:

Operation PAR is here to HELP! Whether you are concerned about your own drinking or drug use, or you are concerned about a loved one’s drinking and/or drug use, Operation PAR can HELP you break free from the effects of addiction. We offer a variety of services that help individuals and families Create the Life They Want!

Our kind, caring, and experienced medical staff will help ease the fear and discomfort that may come with physical withdrawal.  Our medical protocols are developed with safety and stability as a priority.  

The National Institute for Drug Abuse says medical detoxification, “safely manages the acute physical symptoms of withdrawal associated with stopping drug use.” However, this is one of the first stages in addiction treatment. Individuals who seek medical detoxification often need long-term counseling, individual and family therapy, and other social services to help them get back on their feet.”

Operation PAR develops comprehensive plans for all of our medical detox patients. Through this process, we can support individuals throughout the detox process and for several months after to safely guide the recovery process.  

There are two types of medical detoxification offered by Operation PAR: inpatient and outpatient. We recommend patients to one of these options based on their lifestyle, needs, and support options available.