I don’t want anyone to find out I’m in detox. Is that a problem?

At Palm Beach Detox and Wellness, our facility caters to high profile individuals, such as business leaders, athletes and socialites. Discretion and patient privacy are of the utmost importance to our program. As a result, we understand the need for privacy during the detox process. Our Recovery and Wellness team members are trained to treat all of our patients with dignity, respect and discretion, and our facility is designed to help maintain your privacy.

What does a typical day look like at your facility?

Patients will receive a wellness menu upon arrival at the facility to select daily wellness and healing sessions that fit their individual needs. They will go through each wellness option with the addiction physician and recovery coach to choose which wellness sessions are best suited for the individual. They will receive breakfast, lunch, and dinner from our gourmet menu. Each day is customized and handpicked specifically for each patient to best meet the needs of the patient.   A typical day could look like the following: 8am Breakfast 9am Guided Morning meditation with Recovery Coach 10am BioFeedback Therapy 12pm Energy Healing Session 1:30pm Lunch 3pm SMART Recovery journaling with Recovery Coach 4pm Psychotherapist Session 6pm Dinner 8pm Movie in Wellness lounge

How long will the detox process take?

The length of time needed for detox is highly variable depending on several factors including what substance the patient is using, how long they have been using, and the quantity they are using. It can also vary based on any medical complications. We do not discharge any patient until the medical and wellness staff agrees that a patient is stable and ready. Because we are a private pay facility, the length of stay is determined by the progress of the patient as opposed to a facility that takes insurance which may discharge according to how many days the insurance plan will cover. We have the flexibility to keep a patient as long as medically necessary.