Drug & Alcohol Rehab · Serving Delray Beach, FL
Drug & Alcohol Rehab Serving Delray Beach, FL
Still Detox treats adults from Delray Beach at a physician-led medical detox on the University Hospital campus in Boca Raton, about 15 minutes south. Still Detox admits clients with complex medical conditions that many recovery programs in the area decline.
- About 15 minutes from Delray Beach
- Beside Boca Regional Hospital
- Complex medical cases accepted
- Vitals every 4 hours in detox
Joint Commission accredited
Licensed by Florida DCF- LegitScript certified
Psychology Today verified
Getting here from Delray Beach
How far is Still Detox from Delray Beach?
Still Detox is about 15 minutes and 9 miles from Delray Beach by car, via I-95, at 950 NW 9th Court in Boca Raton on the University Hospital campus beside Boca Regional Hospital.
Delray Beach and Boca Raton share Palm Beach County and a border along the southern edge of Delray. Still Detox books an Uber ride for Delray Beach residents once admissions confirms a bed.
Get directions →What treatment does Still Detox offer Delray Beach residents?
Still Detox offers Delray Beach residents four levels of care at one Boca Raton facility: medical detox, residential treatment, dual diagnosis treatment and medication-assisted treatment (MAT). Detox averages 7 to 10 days, and most clients step down to residential care on day 8.
Why does medical acuity matter in Delray Beach's recovery market?
Delray Beach has one of the densest concentrations of recovery housing in the country: a Palm Beach County-commissioned zoning study reported 183 verified sober homes and 64 suspected sober homes in Delray Beach in 2017.
Sober homes provide housing, not medical care. A Delray Beach resident who needs medically supervised withdrawal from alcohol, benzodiazepines or opioids needs nursing coverage and physician oversight first. The Palm Beach County Medical Examiner's Office recorded 232 accidental drug deaths countywide in 2025, with fentanyl and its analogs leading the opioid deaths.
The following are 2 public resources for Delray Beach residents alongside Still Detox:
- 211 Helpline Palm Beach and Treasure Coast: dial 2-1-1 or (561) 383-1112 for local referrals
- 911 for a medical emergency, including a suspected overdose
Which medical conditions does Still Detox accept that other programs decline?
Still Detox accepts 8 groups of medically complex clients that most detox programs turn away, because physicians work on site full time and Boca Regional Hospital is next door.
Still Detox is also licensed to quarantine patients with infectious diseases, including COVID-19. The Medical Director reviews every special medical flag before admission, so a Delray Beach client with a complex diagnosis receives a physician decision rather than an automatic refusal.
The following are the 8 medical conditions Still Detox admits for detox and residential care:
- PICC lines
- Active cancer, including brain cancer
- Late-stage cirrhosis
- Seizure disorders
- HIV
- C. difficile infection
- Amputation or significant physical disability
- Complex medical needs in older adults
How does admission work for Delray Beach residents?
Admission to Still Detox from Delray Beach takes one phone call, a confidential insurance check and a pre-assessment call within 3 days of arrival. Delray Beach clients with complex medical histories receive physician review during the pre-assessment.
The following are the 5 steps Still Detox admissions follows for every client:
- Call admissions at (561) 556-2677; the same representative stays with you from first call to arrival.
- Verify insurance benefits confidentially through VerifyTx before anything is committed.
- Complete a pre-assessment covering substance history, medical history and current medications.
- Arrange travel; Still Detox books Uber rides for Florida residents once a bed is confirmed.
- Arrive to a nurse and technician together, with a Medical Director evaluation within 24 hours.
Still Detox Boca Raton
Why Delray Beach residents choose Still Detox
Hospital-campus location
Still Detox sits on the University Hospital campus beside Boca Regional Hospital, so emergency hospital services are immediately available.
Physicians who are on site
The Medical Director, psychiatrist and clinical director at Still Detox work full time at the facility. The Medical Director evaluates every client in person within 24 hours.
Care most programs decline
Still Detox admits clients with PICC lines, active cancer, late-stage cirrhosis, seizure disorders, HIV and C. difficile, plus older adults with complex medical needs.
Inside the facility
What the Boca Raton facility looks like
Still Detox Boca Raton is a 3,000 to 5,500 square foot residence with 14 beds, 2 private rooms at detox and 2 at residential, a full backyard with a basketball court, and a recreational games area.
Questions
Questions Delray Beach families ask before admission
How is Still Detox different from other rehabs in Delray Beach?
Still Detox is not in Delray Beach. Still Detox is a physician-led detox in Boca Raton, beside Boca Regional Hospital, with a Medical Director, psychiatrist and clinical director on site full time.
Does Still Detox accept clients with seizure disorders?
Yes. Still Detox admits clients with seizure disorders, late-stage cirrhosis, PICC lines, active cancer, HIV and C. difficile, after Medical Director review of the pre-assessment.
How often are vital signs checked in detox?
Nurses at Still Detox check vital signs every 4 hours during medical detox, and 24/7 nursing coverage continues through residential treatment.
Does Still Detox treat co-occurring mental health conditions?
Yes. Still Detox provides integrated dual diagnosis treatment, including severe mental health diagnoses that most facilities decline, with a psychiatrist on site full time.
Is transportation available from Delray Beach?
Yes. Still Detox arranges Uber transportation for Florida residents after clinical approval. Delray Beach clients also drive themselves or arrive with family.
How much does detox cost at Still Detox?
Cost at Still Detox depends on out-of-network insurance benefits. Admissions verifies benefits before admission, and payment plans with automatic monthly drafts run through DocPay.
Sources: Palm Beach County community residential housing zoning study (Daniel Lauber, 2020) · Palm Beach County Medical Examiner's Office, Annual Report 2025
Medically complex? Still Detox still says yes
Delray Beach residents with complex medical histories receive physician review before admission to Still Detox in Boca Raton. See how admissions works or call now.
Service areas
Other Florida cities Still Detox serves
Still Detox Boca Raton admits adults from across South Florida and the Treasure Coast. See every city Still Detox serves.
Medically reviewed by
Dr. Gladys Martinez
Medical Director, Still Detox
Dr. Gladys Martinez is the Medical Director at Still Detox and oversees all medical care. Dr. Martinez evaluates every client in person within 24 hours of admission and oversees detox medication tapers. Read Dr. Gladys Martinez’s full bio.