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Fentanyl Addiction Treatment Near Scottsdale, AZ

Residential, PHP and IOP treatment for fentanyl and other synthetic opioid addiction, with dual diagnosis care and a plan for life after treatment.

Fentanyl is a synthetic opioid that the CDC describes as up to 50 times stronger than heroin and 100 times stronger than morphine. Most of the fentanyl behind today’s overdoses is made illegally. It is pressed into counterfeit pills that look like oxycodone or Xanax, or mixed into other drugs, so many people take it without knowing. Because it is so strong, tolerance and dependence can build very quickly.

Fentanyl addiction is treatable. At Fountain Hills Recovery, adults receive opioid addiction treatment in a small, private residential program near Scottsdale, with individual and group therapy, psychiatric care and our dual diagnosis approach for the depression, anxiety and trauma that so often sit underneath opioid use.

If someone may be overdosing

Slow or stopped breathing, blue or gray lips, pinpoint pupils and not waking up are signs of an opioid overdose. Call 911 right away and give naloxone (Narcan) if you have it. Naloxone is sold over the counter at pharmacies, and anyone who uses opioids, or loves someone who does, should keep it on hand.

Signs of Fentanyl Addiction

Fentanyl changes the body and behavior fast. Common signs include:

  • Drowsiness or nodding off
  • Pinpoint pupils
  • Slow or shallow breathing
  • Constipation and nausea
  • Changes in weight, sleep and hygiene

How we treat fentanyl addiction

Fountain Hills Recovery does not provide on-site detox services. Many people need medically managed withdrawal before they start residential care. Once you have been medically cleared, you move into our residential home, where your plan may include:

  • Individual therapy and group therapy several times a week
  • CBT, DBT and motivational interviewing to manage cravings and change the patterns behind use
  • Psychiatric care and medication management, including treatment for co-occurring depression, anxiety or trauma
  • Trauma-focused therapy and EMDR when trauma is part of your story
  • Family therapy and holistic therapies such as mindfulness, yoga and equine therapy
  • A relapse prevention plan that covers triggers, cravings and the support that comes next

Medications for opioid use disorder, such as buprenorphine, methadone and naltrexone, are proven to lower the risk of relapse and overdose. Ask our admissions team how medication fits with treatment at Fountain Hills Recovery.

Our residential program keeps around 10 clients at a time with a client-to-staff ratio that never exceeds 3:1, and you can step down to our PHP and IOP in Fountain Hills when you are ready. Fountain Hills Recovery is licensed, Joint Commission accredited, LegitScript certified and a member of NAATP.

FAQ

Fentanyl Addiction Treatment FAQs

How strong is fentanyl?

The CDC describes fentanyl as up to 50 times stronger than heroin and 100 times stronger than morphine. A very small amount can cause an overdose, especially for someone whose tolerance has dropped.

Can I call if I am still using?

Yes. Call our admissions team any time, day or night. Fountain Hills Recovery does not provide on-site detox services. If you need medical withdrawal care first, our team will talk through safe next steps with you and plan your move into residential treatment once you are medically cleared.

Is fentanyl withdrawal dangerous?

Opioid withdrawal is rarely life-threatening on its own, but it can be severe, and vomiting and diarrhea can cause dangerous dehydration. The greatest risk is relapse after withdrawal, when tolerance is lower and an overdose is more likely. Medical support during withdrawal makes it safer and more manageable.

How long does residential treatment last?

Most residential stays last 30 to 60 days, depending on your needs and progress. Many people then step down to our partial hospitalization program or intensive outpatient program at our outpatient center in Fountain Hills, so support continues as you return to daily life.

Does insurance cover this treatment?

Fountain Hills Recovery is an out-of-network provider. We accept most private and employer insurance policies through their out-of-network benefits, along with private pay. We do not accept Medicare, Medicaid or AHCCCS. Our admissions team can verify your insurance for free and explain what your plan covers before you decide anything.

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