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Our luxury rehabilitation services and facilities serve our residents with the finest and most effective treatments, therapies, and amenities, all in a supportive and caring environment focused on overcoming addiction and co-occurring disorders. From prescription to illicit drugs, we’re here to help you break free from addiction and achieve lifelong sobriety.
At Fountain Hills Recovery, we give you the opportunity of a lifetime to disconnect from the rest of the world and live in luxury during treatment. When you first arrive at our luxury rehab center, you will be shown your room in one of our private estates. Our residences offer you a full kitchen for healthy eating and amenities such as an infinity pool, home theater, and much more to help you relax and enjoy yourself while you’re not receiving treatment.
Once settled in, you will meet with your personal Recovery Team to develop a treatment plan that targets your specific addiction triggers and challenges.
When you begin treatment, your daily and weekly schedule will include:
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The opioid epidemic has reached epic proportions nationally and locally in the Greater Phoenix area, and fentanyl is largely to blame. Addiction to these dangerous opioids requires an individualized treatment approach tailored specifically to the individual.
At our fentanyl addiction treatment center, we are well-equipped and ready to help you fight to overcome your battle with opioid addiction. When you come to us for treatment, you will be cared for by professionals handpicked for their strengths in the addiction recovery field. You will also participate in a mix of evidence-based treatments and holistic therapies like yoga and outdoor therapy to help your mind and body heal from painkiller abuse.
What truly sets us apart from other rehab facilities is our team of highly trained and credentialed staff. Each of our team members is an expert in their field and was handpicked for Fountain Hills Recovery because of the experience and empathy they bring to their role. Many of our team members have also personally gone through fentanyl addiction themselves, giving them a unique perspective that helps them connect with every single one of their clients.
The most successful drug addiction recovery program is one that helps you feel safe, healthy, and comfortable during your stay. Our luxury, multi-million-dollar estates and fentanyl treatment center offer you a private and secure home along the rolling hills of Fountain Hills, Arizona, where you can disconnect from the world and focus on your recovery.
A cookie-cutter treatment plan does not get to the bottom of your addiction. Likewise, this approach will not help you heal from any dual diagnosis disorders you may struggle with that affect your symptoms. We take an individualized approach to every client who comes to our opioid addiction treatment center for help. Our client-to-staff ratio is low, which allows us to thoroughly evaluate each client and build an effective treatment plan catered to their personal struggles with addiction.
The opioid epidemic has devastated your personal life and family. But our team of experts is equipped to help you defeat substance use disorder and find long-lasting sobriety. If you’re ready to regain hope, integrity, and your life after addiction, contact us or schedule a tour of our facilities today.
When left untreated, addiction to opioids like fentanyl can lead to severe, lifelong consequences, such as:
• Losing control over how much you are using and more severe withdrawal symptoms if you try to stop
• Changes in the brain that affect mood, memory, regulation of emotions and overall cognitive functions
• Damage to the kidneys, lungs and liver, including infections, organ-specific disease and the potential for organ failure
• Respiratory problems, such as oxygen deficiency or slowed respiration, which can damage organs, including the brain
• Heart health concerns, such as low blood pressure, slowed heart rate and a risk of heart attack, stroke or cardiac arrest