Still Detox delivers physician-supervised Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) for opioid and alcohol use disorders in Boca Raton, Florida. Our board-certified Medical Director pairs FDA-approved medications, including buprenorphine, naltrexone, and Vivitrol, with counseling and behavioral therapy. Call now for a confidential, same-day assessment.
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Verified by Psychology TodayMedication-Assisted Treatment is the clinical use of FDA-approved medications, combined with counseling and behavioral therapy, to treat opioid and alcohol use disorders. The medications stabilize brain chemistry, reduce withdrawal symptoms, and lower cravings, while therapy addresses the psychological and social drivers of addiction. MAT treats the whole condition, not just the physical dependence.
For opioid use disorder, MAT uses buprenorphine and naltrexone to ease withdrawal and block the euphoric effects of opioids. For alcohol use disorder, naltrexone, acamprosate, and disulfiram reduce cravings and support long-term abstinence. The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) classifies MAT as a first-line, evidence-based standard for opioid use disorder.
At Still Detox, MAT begins after medical detox stabilizes the body. Our Medical Director evaluates you in person within 24 hours, selects medications based on your substance, dependence level, and medical history, and integrates treatment for any co-occurring mental health conditions in our calm, 14-bed private setting.
Physician-directed MAT integrated with detox, therapy, and residential care, where you're a person in recovery, not a number on a chart.
Buprenorphine, naltrexone, Vivitrol, acamprosate, and disulfiram, prescribed and dosed by our board-certified Medical Director based on your substance and medical history.
Round-the-clock nursing coverage with a minimum 1:7 staff ratio. Your Medical Director completes a full history and physical within 24 hours of admission.
Medication alone is not treatment. We pair every MAT protocol with cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing, and dual diagnosis care for co-occurring conditions.
MAT starts during detox and continues directly into residential treatment around day 8. No changing facilities, no losing your clinical team, no restarting your intake.
Every member of our team, from behavioral health techs to the Medical Director, is fluent in English and Spanish, with full treatment available in Spanish.
Unlike most facilities, we fully accommodate legitimate service animals, dogs and cats, so you never have to choose between recovery and your companion.
People come to Still Detox at their most vulnerable. Here's what they say about the care, the staff, and their recovery.
MAT is most established for opioid use disorder and alcohol use disorder. Our clinical team matches each medication to your substance, dependence level, and medical history, not a one-size-fits-all protocol.
Buprenorphine eases withdrawal and cravings; naltrexone blocks opioid effects once detox is complete. MAT lowers overdose risk and improves treatment retention.
Naltrexone reduces the reward associated with drinking, acamprosate normalizes brain activity, and disulfiram deters use. MAT pairs with counseling to support long-term abstinence.
MAT uses five FDA-approved medications, each targeting a different aspect of addiction. Our Medical Director selects and doses them based on your substance, medical history, and recovery goals. The medication is one half of treatment; behavioral therapy is the other.
A partial opioid agonist that eases withdrawal symptoms and reduces cravings without producing the full euphoric effect of other opioids. Often the first-line medication for opioid dependence.
A full opioid agonist used in highly structured settings to manage withdrawal and prevent relapse in long-standing or severe opioid dependence.
An opioid antagonist that blocks the effects of opioids and reduces alcohol cravings. Used for relapse prevention once detox is complete. Vivitrol is the extended-release monthly injection.
Helps normalize brain activity disrupted by chronic alcohol consumption. Used to support abstinence after alcohol detox.
Causes unpleasant reactions when alcohol is consumed, serving as a deterrent for motivated patients in alcohol recovery.
MAT works by combining medication with structured clinical care across a single continuum. Knowing what to expect removes one of the biggest barriers to picking up the phone. Here's exactly how it works.
Your admissions representative gathers your history, verifies your out-of-network benefits, and coordinates everything from travel to childcare and pet care.
A pre-admission call within three days of your date covers your full substance-use and medical history so we're ready the moment you arrive.
MAT begins after detox stabilizes the body. Buprenorphine or naltrexone induction is timed to your withdrawal stage and monitored by nursing.
Within 24 hours the Medical Director completes a full history and physical, selects your medication, and sets your individualized MAT and treatment plan.
Your medication is paired with cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing, and dual diagnosis care, with vitals monitored throughout your stay.
Around day 8 you transition directly into residential treatment, same team, same campus, MAT continued without restarting your recovery.
These are real before-and-after moments from people who completed treatment and embraced lasting sobriety. Each one reflects more than a physical change; it's the renewed purpose, strength, and hope that recovery makes possible.
Stopping opioid-agonist medication abruptly triggers a return of withdrawal symptoms and cravings, sharply raising relapse and overdose risk. These medications require a physician-guided taper, not an abrupt stop.
Discontinuing naltrexone removes the block on opioid receptors. Tolerance drops during treatment, so relapse after stopping carries a heightened overdose risk that must be managed clinically.
For alcohol use disorder, stopping medication without a relapse-prevention plan removes craving control and the behavioral support that keeps recovery stable. The decision should be made with your clinical team.
Still Detox is an out-of-network provider for most insurance plans. Many clients with PPO plans that include strong out-of-network benefits are able to use that coverage toward Medication-Assisted Treatment and detox. Our admissions team verifies your specific out-of-network benefits at no cost and with no obligation, so you know what to expect before you commit.
We'll confirm what your plan covers, walk you through any out-of-pocket responsibility, and explain flexible payment options, including payment plans and promissory arrangements, so cost never becomes a reason to wait on care.
Don't see your situation here? Call us, our specialists work with many plans and will tell you honestly what's covered.
Recovery is easier in comfort. Our facility pairs clinical excellence with the kind of environment that helps the body and mind settle.
We accept pregnancies through the second trimester with appropriate medical monitoring, where many facilities refuse even the first trimester.
Experience caring for clients with active cancer, late-stage cirrhosis, seizure disorders, and age-related complex medical needs.
Integrated treatment for co-occurring mental health conditions, with Medication-Assisted Treatment as a core specialized program component.
Medication-Assisted Treatment is the beginning. Our team is on-site around the clock, admissions are available now for a same-day assessment, and a full continuum of residential care is waiting on the other side of detox, a real foundation for lasting recovery, not just a few managed days.
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