Alcohol Detox at Home
Detox Concierge brings private, in-home alcohol detox to your home, hotel or rental. We arrange the medical consultation, prescribed medication and 24-hour nursing care, so you have someone with you through withdrawal. Your physician directs treatment, and your nurse stays onsite, including overnight.
Edited, reviewed and approved by Dr. Jonathan Reitman
Begin Your Alcohol Detox at Home with Expert Care
You can tell us what has been happening without knowing how to arrange treatment. We take you through intake, explain the price and set up the physician consultation by phone. Your nurse picks up the prescribed medication and comes to you.
Care includes medication, checks of symptoms and vital signs, and help with walking, bathroom and personal-care needs. Your nurse reports changes to the physician, who directs treatment remotely.
We value your personal freedom. You keep your phone and computer, and you decide whether to involve family or friends.
Call today to ask about starting today. We’ll confirm how soon care can begin.
What Is an At-Home Alcohol Detox Program
Alcohol detox at home brings medical withdrawal care to you. It includes physician direction, prescribed medication and a nurse who remains onsite throughout the agreed period.
Your physician reviews your drinking, health, medication and withdrawal history. The nurse completes an onsite assessment, including a breath alcohol test, then gives medication under the physician’s orders and follows your response.
Detox treats withdrawal. It does not include ongoing therapy or guarantee lasting recovery.
When Home Detox May Be the Right Choice
Every case is reviewed by our doctor before detox begins. Dr. Reitman looks at your history and current medications, and determines whether detox at home is appropriate for you.
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How Your Alcohol Detox Begins
We handle the arrangements and explain each step before your nurse begins care.
Your Medical Consultation:
The physician speaks with you by phone about your drinking, health, medications and previous withdrawal.
Your Care Plan:
The physician issues the medical orders. We explain the proposed care period and practical arrangements.
Medication Pickup and Arrival:
Your nurse collects the prescribed medication and comes to your home, hotel or rental.
Your Onsite Assessment:
The nurse checks your starting condition and vital signs, including a breath alcohol test, before beginning care under the physician’s orders.
Care Begins:
Your nurse gives the ordered medication and stays throughout the agreed period, including overnight. The physician directs treatment remotely.
Why Alcohol Detox Needs Professional Medical Care
Alcohol withdrawal can become life-threatening. Shaking, sweating, anxiety and nausea may begin within hours; seizures or severe confusion require emergency care.
Medical Oversight at Every Step
Your physician reviews your health and withdrawal history and directs your medication. Your nurse keeps the physician informed as symptoms change.24-Hour Nursing Support
Your nurse stays onsite throughout the agreed detox period, including overnight. Someone is there to observe your condition and help when you feel unwell.Doctor-Prescribed Medication
The physician chooses medication based on your circumstances and response. Your nurse gives and records each dose under those orders.In-Home Monitoring and Support
The nurse checks pulse, blood pressure, breathing, temperature, oxygen levels and hydration, along with symptoms and medication response.Professional Care for Alcohol Detox at Home
When you feel unwell, even ordinary tasks can take effort. Your nurse is there to help.
- Getting around: Ask for help walking or getting up when you feel unsteady.
- Personal care: Your nurse can help with bathroom and hygiene needs.
- Discomfort: Tell the nurse about nausea, anxiety or difficulty resting.
- Questions: Ask about your care and anything you want explained.
- Through the night: Your nurse remains onsite, so you have someone to turn to overnight too.
Help When You Need It
You don’t have to put on a brave face. Tell your nurse when something feels difficult or you need a hand.
Your Voice in Your Care
We want to hear your concerns and preferences. Your nurse listens and keeps the physician informed about how you’re feeling.
Medication During Alcohol Detox
The physician directs your medication plan. Your nurse takes care of the doses and watches how you respond.
Tell the physician about prescriptions, other substances and previous withdrawal. That information helps guide treatment.
Your nurse gives the prescribed medication and records it. You do not have to manage the dosing schedule yourself.
Tell your nurse how you feel after medication. The nurse checks symptoms and medication effects, then reports changes to the physician.
The physician directs changes in dose or timing. Do not add alcohol or other medication without discussing it with the physician.
Alcohol Withdrawal Timeline at Home
Symptoms can begin within hours of the last drink and often peak during the first one to three days. Timing varies, and severe symptoms can appear later. This is a general guide, not a schedule for stopping alcohol without medical care.
The First Hours
You may notice shaking, sweating, anxiety, nausea or difficulty sleeping. Tell your care team what you feel and when you last drank.
Days 1 to 3
Symptoms often reach their peak during this period. Your nurse follows your condition and reports changes; serious complications can require hospital care.
Day 4 and Beyond
Some symptoms may improve, while sleep or mood changes can last longer. The physician reviews your progress rather than treating the calendar as proof that withdrawal has ended.
When Alcohol Withdrawal Needs Urgent Attention
Safety during alcohol detox comes from strong medical coordination. Detox Concierge builds a system that reacts fast, prevents danger, and supports you through every hour of care.
1. Tell Us About Past Complications
Tell the physician about previous seizures or severe withdrawal, medical conditions and every medication or substance you use.
2. Report New or Worsening Symptoms
Let your nurse know when something changes. The nurse assesses your condition and contacts the physician for direction.
3. Recognize an Emergency
Call 911 for a seizure, severe confusion, hallucinations, chest pain or difficulty breathing. These symptoms need emergency care.
4. Understand the Limits of Home Care
Some situations require hospital treatment. The physician assesses whether home care is appropriate for your needs.
Our Team
Dr. Jonathan Reitman
Consulting Physician
Detox Concierge in home detox staff starts with Dr. Jonathan Reitman. Jonathan Reitman, M.D. is board-certified in Internal Medicine and Addiction Medicine.
Alana Evette
Director of Nursing and Healthcare Services
Detox Concierge in home detox is the vision of Alana Evette. Alana has been a licensed Nurse since 2010 and has worked in a variety of well-established Behavioral Health and Addiction Treatment Centers and is experienced...
Your Comfort During Alcohol Detox at Home
You can rest in a familiar place while your nurse cares for you. If nausea keeps you from settling, you feel anxious or you need help getting up, say so. Your nurse helps with walking, bathroom and hygiene needs, and keeps the physician informed about symptoms and your response to medication.
Routine meals and household care remain your arrangements. IV fluids are not routine and may cost extra if ordered.
Your Privacy and Your Choices
Privacy is central to the in-home detox experience. We treat your medical information as confidential. You choose whether to involve family or friends and whether they receive updates about your care.
What Happens After Alcohol Detox
Before leaving, your nurse explains any instructions for your care after detox. If you want help finding further treatment or support, our team can provide referrals or introductions. You decide whether to pursue them. We can also discuss whether to extend your nursing care.
The agreed service covers medical detox. Ongoing therapy and continuing physician care are separate.
Why People Choose Detox Concierge for Home Detox
We bring medical care to you and follow through on the arrangements, from intake to nursing care.
1. Physician Direction and Nursing Care
Your physician directs treatment. Your nurse gives prescribed medication, monitors your condition and stays onsite, including overnight.2. Your Space and Your Choices
You keep your phone and computer and decide whether family or friends take part. We treat your medical information as confidential.3. Personal Attention Throughout Detox
You have help with personal-care needs and someone to listen when you feel uncomfortable or worried. Before leaving, your nurse explains your instructions.Areas We Cover
Detox Concierge offers safe and private alcohol detox at home for people who want help in a calm and comfortable place. All care happens where you feel most relaxed — your home, a hotel, or a private space.
Ready to Start Your Alcohol Detox at Home?
Call today to ask about starting today. We’ll confirm how soon care can begin.
Detox Concierge quotes one price for the agreed care, including the medical consultation, prescribed medication, continuous nursing and travel. We do not add a travel charge. We do not accept or bill insurance. On request, we can provide documentation for you to submit; reimbursement is not guaranteed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is home alcohol detox safe for daily drinkers?
Daily drinking can lead to withdrawal when you stop. The physician reviews your history and health before deciding whether home care is appropriate. Some people need hospital treatment.
How long does alcohol detox at home take?
Most alcohol-detox programs are planned for five days. Your drinking history, health and response to treatment can affect the length of care. We explain the proposed duration before you commit.
What medication is used during home alcohol detox?
The physician selects medication after reviewing your drinking, health and other prescriptions. Your nurse gives the ordered doses and watches your response.
Can alcohol detox be done at home without medical help?
Do not try to manage alcohol withdrawal on your own. It can become life-threatening. Seek medical advice before stopping; call 911 for seizures, severe confusion, hallucinations or other emergency symptoms.
What happens after home alcohol detox is complete?
Your nurse explains your instructions before leaving. If you want further support, ask our team about referrals or introductions. You decide what to pursue.
Does Detox Concierge offer home detox outside Los Angeles?
Yes. We provide care across the United States. Tell us the city or address so we can confirm availability.
Who qualifies for home alcohol detox?
The physician assesses your alcohol use, health, previous withdrawal and current symptoms. We do not ask you to decide your own medical suitability from a website checklist.
How is patient privacy protected during home detox?
We treat your medical information as confidential. You decide whether family or friends take part or receive updates.
What are the benefits of home alcohol detox?
You receive physician-directed treatment, prescribed medication and a nurse onsite day and night. You can rest in familiar surroundings, keep your devices and choose whether to involve others.
