Top Rated Drug Detox Program For Austin Residents

Resurgence combines mental health, substance abuse, and primary care services into one integrated care facility. We offer a comprehensive continuum of care, from detox and drug rehab to outpatient and alumni programs. Located in serene, natural surroundings, it is a peaceful and comfortable place to detox and rehabilitate, away from life’s everyday stress.

At Resurgence, we focus on the root of addiction and create an individualized treatment plan, based on each person’s unique goals, budget, and needs. There are multiple payment options, and all care is given by highly trained and experienced staff.

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What Is Detox Like?

After our intake procedure, medical drug detox is the first stage of addiction treatment. As the body adjusts to the stopped drug use, it is important to be monitored by clinical staff, so they can help manage withdrawal symptoms. A supervised detox, with the support of medical staff and counselors, will keep you comfortable and safe.

Detox symptoms vary, depending on the drug you are detoxing from, the length of use, genetic makeup, and other medical factors like family history and mental health. At Resurgence, our qualified nursing team can give safe, prescription doses of medication to help mitigate the uncomfortable symptoms of detox. We do not want anybody to have to suffer.

What To Expect During Detox?

Almost any addictive substance that creates a chemical dependence requires detox before beginning the steps to recovery.

Benzodiazepines are prescription drugs that are potentially addictive, including Ativan, Valium, Klonopin, and Librium. They are used to control stress-related disorders like anxiety, insomnia, epilepsy, and alcohol withdrawal. The timeline to withdraw from these drugs depends on the dosage, length of addiction, and the person’s individual history.

Opiates and prescription pain pills are commonly abused by prescription holders and recreational users. Some common prescription opiate addictions are Vicodin, Hydrocodone, morphine, fentanyl, oxycodone, and codeine. As a person stops taking these pills, even if they have been prescribed by a medical professional, they may experience withdrawal symptoms like pain, body aches, fatigue, and nausea. An opiate detox will help manage withdrawal safely, so the person can gradually stop taking them.

Heroin or diamorphine is a widely used opioid street drug and is common as a less expensive substitute for pain pills due to its euphoric highs. A person coming off heroin will experience the same withdrawal symptoms as someone coming off opioid pain pills.

Stimulants like amphetamines, Ritalin, and cocaine are often abused in party scenes. They elevate heart rate, breathing, and blood pressure, increasing energy and elevating a person’s mood. The withdrawal effects of stimulants produce the opposite effect, often causing depression and a lack of energy. A big risk during stimulant withdrawal is depression that can lead to suicidal tendencies. Cocaine withdrawal appears more like flu symptoms, or tremors.

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Why Choose Resurgence For Drug Detox?

At Resurgence, we focus on the underlying causes and co-occurring disorders surrounding addiction, which creates a lasting lifestyle and personal transformation, leading to long-term recovery success.

Detox can be hard, but we are here to help. At Resurgence, our goal is to make the detox centers available to everyone, as a safe, welcoming facility with a skilled trained team of staff members, to help. We offer a variety of programs, therapies, and services, with the goal of providing care and support, to help the patient return to a happy and healthy life. The facilities are welcoming, community oriented, and surrounded by nature.

At Resurgence, there are options for drug detoxification. All options cover three main factors:

  1. Evaluating the level of substance use and dependence. Initially, the medical team screens incoming patients for physical and mental health issues, along with conducting an in-depth interview in order to formulate a personalized, long-term plan, including any dual diagnosis treatment that may be required.
  2. Stabilization: The detox team then provides medical and psychological therapy that is supported with prescribed addiction treatment medications to help patients manage withdrawal symptoms. Detox usually takes between seven to ten days, but everybody is different, and this can depend on the drug, as well as your medical history, and other factors.
  3. Preparing for rehabilitation treatment and transferring to long-term care: Once stabilized, you will be transferred to the inpatient facility. Detox is a short-term solution, but our comprehensive rehab programs will get to the root of addiction, creating long-term recovery success. You will learn strategies to sustain sobriety successfully and live a happy and independent life. Resurgence offers a variety of therapies in a scenic, peaceful atmosphere. Most residential rehab programs are 30, 60, or 90 days long, and will significantly reduce the risk of relapse.

The preferred approach for drug detox is called medical detox, which is especially important if you are addicted to a substance that can have severe withdrawal symptoms. In medical detox, you will stay at a Resurgence facility, and be given medications to manage withdrawal symptoms. This method helps manage uncomfortable, and acute symptoms like anxiety, depression, hallucinations, restlessness, and more. Some unsupervised withdrawal symptoms can be life-threatening if untreated.

Another approach provided by Resurgence is Social Detoxification. You have the option of withdrawing from drugs without medication, but will still be under supervision by our medical staff in case of emergency. You will be supported, with health and progress checks, but no medication is given to handle symptoms or speed up the process.

Whichever method of detox you choose, Resurgence will provide a safe, comfortable, and caring environment. Since everybody’s requirements differ, the process is personalized to work for you as an individual.  

Detoxing from a drug is an important first step to recovery, and at Resurgence, we aim to make it as easy and comfortable as possible. Nobody should have to suffer. Contact us to find out more about our drug detox program at (855) 458-0050. We take most PPO insurances and have payment plans available for cash clients. We can work with any unique situation, and we want to help. 

History

Austin started as a riverside village in a buffalo-hunting area. Scouts in 1839 designated Austin as the capital of the Republic of Texas. It got its name from Stephen F. Austin who was one of the fathers of the republic. Austin was threatened by the Mexican invasion and the government only returned in 1845 when Texas also became a part of the United States. It was known as a trade center for farmers and ranchers. Once the Colorado River was controlled, industrial development began to flourish. 

Geography

Located along the Colorado River, Austin covers a 305.1 square mile area and is located 182 miles south of Dallas, 146 miles northwest of Houston, and 74 miles northeast of San Antonio. Three acritical lakes are contained within the city limits: Lake Walter E. Long, Lake Auston, and Lady Bird Lake. The lakes make up roughly 7.2 square miles of Austin. The elevation is between 425 and 1,000 feet above sea level with most of the eastern area of the city flat with rolling hills found along the western side. 

Demographics

Austin is home to 961,855 people based on the 2020 U.S. Decennial Census, constituting an increase of 21.7 percent from the previous decade (790,390). Between 2000 to 2010, the only city with the fast growth rate in the U.S. was Austin. 

According to the United States Census Bureau, the demographics of the Austin area are as follows – in order from highest to lowest in 2020.

  • Non-Hispanic White: 47.1%
  • Latino or Hispanic: 32.5%
  • Asian: 8.9%
  • African American: 6.9%
  • Mixed: 3.9%

Local Government

A Council-Management government was adopted in Austin in 1942 for various reasons but was voted out in 1947. It now remains to be a Mayor-Council city. The duty of the Mayor-Council is to decide on issues such as taxation, city budget, and other ordinances.

According to the official website of The City of Austin, the city council is as follows:

  • Mayor: Steve Adler
  • District 1: Natasha Harper-Madison
  • District 2: Vanessa Fuentes
  • District 3: Sabino Renteria
  • District 4: Gregorio Casar
  • District 5: Ann Kitchen
  • District 6: Mackenzie Kelly
  • District 7: Leslie Pool
  • District 8: Paige Ellis
  • District 9: Kathie Tovo
  • District 10: Alison Alter
  • City Manager: Spencer Cronk

Austin City Hall is located at 301 W. Second St., Austin, Texas 78701

Law Enforcement

The Chief of Police of Austin is Joseph Chacon. The law enforcement agency in Austin is funded by an annual budget of $442 million as of 2018. At the time, the Austin law enforcement agency employed 2,646 people with 1,500 of those employed being officers. 

The law enforcement patrol vehicles are a combination of the models Chevrolet Tahoe and Ford Explorer. Patrol areas are split into 9 areas which are as follows:

  • Downtown Area Command
  • Southeast Area Command
  • Southwest Area Command
  • South Central Area Command
  • Northeast Area Command
  • Northwest Area Command
  • North Central Area Command
  • Central East Area Command
  • Central West Area Command

The Austin police headquarters is located at 715 E 8th St, Austin, TX 78701.

Education

Austin has a diverse range of education options with 94 public schools and over 110 private schools. The University of Texas at Austin joins 26 other private and public universities and colleges that serve the area. Almost 45% of the people living in Austin over the age of 24 have bachelor’s degrees. 

54 of the high schools in Austin are ranked among the best high schools in the state according to a U.S. News & World Report. The college readiness index ranks Austin as an 8.1 out of 10, placing it as a higher scoring area compared to other similar-sized cities. The student-to-teacher ratio in high schools is 16 to 1.

Economy

The Austin economy had a gross domestic product of over $86 billion in 2010 and is a major center for high tech. Some of the most notable employers in the area include the following:

  • Blizzard Entertainment
  • AMD
  • IBM
  • Dell
  • Amazon
  • 3M
  • Apple
  • Dropbox
  • Arm Holdings
  • Hewlett-Packard
  • eBay
  • Electronic Arts
  • Facebook
  • Intel Corporation
  • Nvidia
  • PayPal
  • Tesla
  • Xerox
  • BioWare
  • Google

Austin is also considered a biotechnology and pharmaceutical hub with 85 companies located in the area. Whole Foods Market first made their start in Austin. 

Transportation (Buses, Ships, Airports, Highways into the city)

The transportation in Austin is favorable for business travel and materials distribution by both land and air. 

Awards

The city of Austin, TX has received awards for its excellence in several areas of importance. Among the most relevant rewards that Austin has received in recent years include the following:

  • Texas Department of Information Resources (DIR): awarded with the Top Workplaces in Greater Austin
  • Austin Energy: awarded with 2020 and 2021 ENERGY STAY Partner of the Year – Sustainable Excellence Award, Smart Energy Provider (2020, 2021), and Texas Public Power Association’s 2021 System Achievement Award
  • 311 Award of Excellence for centralized government customer service
  • Best Air Service Marketing in Western Hemisphere by Routes Americas
  • 2020 Airport Experience Award
  • 2020 Utility of the Future Today
  • #1 in the state for water conservation
  • President’s Award from the Partnership for Safe Water
  • 2016 Parking Organization of the Year
  • 2020 “100 Best Fleets”

Notable Residents

Austin is home to many famous and notable people. As one of the best cities in the U.S., it attracts people from all walks of life and some of the most notable residents of Austin, TX include the following:

  • Lance Armstrong
  • Willie Nelson
  • Owen Wilson
  • Stone Cold Steve Austin
  • Rich Beem
  • Drew Brees
  • Sandra Bullock
  • Ty Detmer
  • Matthew McConaughey
  • Nelly
  • Amber Heard
  • Ray Benson
  • Ethan Hawke
  • Eric Johnson
  • Jeff Kent
  • Kyle Chandler
  • Elijah Wood
  • Marion Jones
  • Dan Rather

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