Individualized Long-Term Drug Treatment Services in Northern California

The abuse of illicit drugs is, and will continue to be, a pressing problem in the United States. With that in mind, Elevate Addiction Services is here to do our part to help people overcome drug addiction. With two spacious locations in Northern California, Elevate offers flexible drug and alcohol treatment programs along with numerous aftercare services.

Elevate’s inpatient long term drug treatment programs come in three phases:

• Detoxification
• Physical Rejuvenation
• Emotional Healing

Aftercare is actually our 4^th and final phase, and it’s an ongoing, indefinite process of recovery.

Each of the first three phases of care has its own goals and objectives to meet. The phases are based on results and progress made, not a fixed amount of time. Our goal is to have each client completely substance-free (meaning off detox medication too) and mentally prepared for long-term sobriety once they finish our inpatient program.

Treatment for Addiction to Heroin

Heroin use and associated deaths have skyrocketed in recent years. Many users started out taking legally prescribed opioids and then turning to heroin when their prescription ran out. More than 8,200 deaths in the U.S. were attributed to heroin overdose in 2013. The death count shot up to more than 10,500 in 2014. These figures represent roughly a 300 percent increase over the number of such deaths just 10 years ago.

If you or someone you know is using heroin on a regular basis, it’s time to get help now. The next dose could be fatal.

HEROIN TREATMENT

Treatment for Addiction to Stimulants

When it comes to illegal stimulants, cocaine, methamphetamine and MDMA (ecstasy or Molly) are the biggest threats. You can include crack cocaine in this classification as well. Cocaine-related deaths topped 5,000 in the U.S. in 2014, the highest it has been since 2007.

Methamphetamine- and MDMA-related deaths aren’t nearly as frequent, but these two substances are known to trigger symptoms that could lead to death, and long-term use of either will noticeably affect a person’s physical appearance and overall health.

STIMULANT TREATMENT

Treatment for Addiction to Illegal Opioids

Although heroin is the most common type of opiate, there are several other forms of this class of drugs that people use illegally. Opium is the most common other form, but drugs such as morphine, fentanyl and hydromorphone (which are available via prescription) can all be obtained and abused illegally.

Opiates are naturally occurring drugs that are extracted from the papaver somniferum species of plants (also known as the opium poppy). If you or a loved one is using one of these illicit, highly addictive substances, call us for help today.

OPIATE TREATMENT