Long-term opioid rehabilitation with medication-assisted treatment, relapse prevention, and behavioral therapy. Build lasting recovery after opiate detox.
After completing medical detox, comprehensive opioid rehabilitation addresses the psychological, behavioral, and social aspects of addiction. Our 30, 60, or 90-day residential programs provide intensive therapy, relapse prevention skills, and medication-assisted treatment (MAT).
Opioid addiction rewires the brain so profoundly that detox alone is never enough. After detoxification stabilizes your body, the real work of recovery begins—rebuilding your life, understanding why you turned to opioids, developing coping mechanisms for cravings and triggers, and creating a sustainable path forward. Without comprehensive rehabilitation after detox, relapse rates exceed 90% within the first year. Our Las Vegas opioid rehab program combines evidence-based therapies, medication-assisted treatment (MAT), psychiatric care, and peer support to address every aspect of opioid addiction for lasting recovery.
Many people believe that once they get through the physical hell of opioid withdrawal, they'll be free from addiction. This is tragically incorrect. While detox removes opioids from your body, it doesn't address the neurological changes, psychological dependence, environmental triggers, or underlying trauma that drove your addiction in the first place. Your brain's reward system remains disrupted for months or years after stopping opioids. Without comprehensive treatment, you return to the same life, same stress, same triggers—but now without the coping mechanism you relied on. Relapse becomes almost inevitable.
Overdose death rates are highest in the weeks and months immediately after detox. Why? Because detox lowers your tolerance. If you relapse and use the same amount you used before treatment, your body can no longer handle it, leading to respiratory depression and death. This is especially dangerous with fentanyl-contaminated heroin. Studies show that people who complete detox but don't continue to residential rehab have a 4-8x higher risk of fatal overdose compared to those who never entered treatment.
This is why immediate transition from detox to residential rehab is critical. You need a protected environment where relapse isn't possible, where cravings are managed medically, and where you have time to build recovery skills before returning to your normal life. Rehab saves lives by keeping you safe during the highest-risk period.
MAT combines medications with counseling to treat opioid addiction. Research shows MAT dramatically reduces relapse rates, overdose deaths, and improves long-term recovery outcomes. We offer:
One-on-one sessions with licensed therapists address the root causes of your addiction and develop personalized recovery strategies:
Daily group sessions reduce isolation, build accountability, and provide peer support from others who understand opioid addiction:
Most opioid users have co-occurring mental health disorders. We treat both simultaneously for better outcomes:
Addiction affects the entire family. We involve loved ones in healing and rebuilding trust:
Practical skills to navigate life without opioids and handle high-risk situations:
Research consistently shows that longer treatment produces better outcomes. While 30-day programs are better than nothing, 60-90 day residential treatment significantly reduces relapse rates and improves long-term recovery success.
Gets you through acute stabilization and introduces recovery concepts. Relapse rate: 65-75% within first year.
Allows deeper therapeutic work, brain healing, and skill development. Relapse rate: 40-50% within first year.
Gold standard for opioid addiction. Maximum brain healing and skill building. Relapse rate: 25-35% within first year.
Bottom line: If you've been using opioids for months or years, your brain needs time to heal. A 30-day program rushes this process. 60-90 days allows your reward system to normalize, your coping skills to solidify, and your recovery foundation to become strong enough to withstand real-world pressures. The extra investment in time dramatically improves your chance of never needing treatment again.
After acute withdrawal ends (7-10 days), you might think the worst is over. But post-acute withdrawal syndrome (PAWS) can last 6-24 months, causing waves of symptoms that come and go unpredictably. PAWS is the brain's slow process of returning to normal functioning after chronic opioid use. It's the #1 reason people relapse in early recovery—the symptoms are so uncomfortable and unexpected that using "just once" to get relief seems rational.
Residential rehab provides structure, which is essential for recovery. Here's what a typical day looks like:
MAT medications given, nutritious breakfast, morning check-in
Process group, skills training, or educational session
One-on-one sessions with therapist or psychiatric provider
Balanced meal, socialization with peers
Relapse prevention, anger management, or specialized topic
Exercise, meditation, art therapy, or recreational therapy
Evening meal, community building
NA/AA meeting or topic-specific evening group
Personal time for reflection, calls to family, reading
Sleep medications if prescribed, rest for recovery
Our Las Vegas opioid rehab program combines MAT, intensive therapy, trauma treatment, and relapse prevention training. 60-90 day residential programs give your brain time to heal and your recovery skills time to solidify. Detox alone isn't enough—comprehensive treatment saves lives.
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