In-Home Detox in Orange County, CA
Detox Concierge brings private, in-home alcohol and drug detox to your Orange County home, hotel or rental. We arrange the medical consultation, prescribed medication and 24-hour nursing care. You can settle in while your nurse attends to you through the day and night.
Edited, reviewed and approved by Alana Evette
Private Medical Detox at Home in Orange County
One call puts the arrangements in motion. We explain the service and price, guide you through intake and arrange your medical consultation by phone. Your nurse picks up the prescribed medication and comes to you.
Throughout detox, the physician directs your care and the nurse follows changes in:
- Pulse, blood pressure, temperature and oxygen levels
- Sleep, nausea, anxiety, hydration and cravings
- Breathing, alertness and balance
Tell your nurse when something feels different or you need help. You have someone there to listen and attend to your care.
Your Recovery, Your Home, Your Way
Rest in your own bed. Watch something you enjoy, catch up with someone close to you or choose a quiet afternoon. Receiving medical care doesn’t mean handing over every choice about your day.
We value your personal freedom. Your phone and computer stay with you, and you decide whether family or friends take part in your care.
Why Choose In-Home Medical Detox
Detox Concierge brings the medical care to you. Your nurse stays through the day and night, while the physician directs treatment.
- Prescribed medication to manage withdrawal
- Checks of symptoms, vital signs and medication response
- Attention to hydration, nausea and other discomforts
- Help with walking, bathroom and personal-care needs
- Someone to turn to when you feel unwell or have a question
Before care ends, your nurse explains your instructions. You can also ask our team about further support.
Private In-Home Drug & Alcohol Detox Services in Orange County
What Is Detox?
Medical detox treats withdrawal as your body adjusts to less alcohol or a drug. It includes prescribed medication, nursing observation and physician direction. It is the withdrawal phase of care, not a cure for addiction or a guarantee against returning to use.
Your care includes:
- A medication plan based on your health and substance use
- Nurse-administered doses and checks of your response
- Attention to hydration, nausea and vomiting
- Ongoing observations that help the physician direct care
Detox does not automatically include ongoing therapy or continuing physician care. You can ask us about referrals for further treatment.
How We Assess Whether Home Detox Fits
The physician reviews your situation before deciding whether home detox is appropriate. Tell us about:
- The substances you use and when you last used them
- Current symptoms
- Previous withdrawal, including seizures or severe confusion
- Prescriptions, supplements and allergies
- Other medical conditions
- Past overdoses or urgent medical visits
- Where you would like care to take place
- Your concerns and preferences
Managing Withdrawal Symptoms During In-Home Detox
Withdrawal can disrupt sleep, appetite and mood. Symptoms may come in waves; tell your nurse what you feel, even if you are unsure whether it matters.
Common Withdrawal Symptoms
Body symptoms may include:- Sweating or chills
- Shaking
- Nausea, vomiting or stomach cramps
- Headache or body aches
- A faster heartbeat
- Difficulty sleeping
- Anxiety or agitation
- Irritability or low mood
- Trouble concentrating
- Strong cravings
Serious Withdrawal Risks
Certain symptoms require urgent medical attention, including:Call 911 for a seizure, severe confusion, hallucinations, chest pain, difficulty breathing or an unresponsive person. Do not wait for a detox appointment.
Repeated vomiting or difficulty keeping fluids down also needs prompt medical attention.
How Our Team Helps at Home
Your nurse gives prescribed medication, checks your condition and tells the physician about changes. The physician directs any changes in treatment. Your nurse also helps with personal care and offers support when discomfort or cravings make detox feel difficult.
Our At-Home Medical Detox in Orange County
Tell us about all substances and medications you use, including anything you take together.
Often requires careful symptom planning due to high tolerance and intense craving cycles. Home-based monitoring supports the critical first days when relapse risk is highest.
Tell us what you use, where it comes from and when you last used it. Fentanyl can complicate medication timing, so the physician directs treatment while your nurse monitors your response.
We provide medical care for heroin withdrawal, including prescribed medication and continuous nursing. Tell us if the powder or pills may contain fentanyl; a seller’s description cannot confirm the contents.
We may provide benzodiazepine detox alongside alcohol detox. We do not offer standalone benzodiazepine detox. Tell us which medications you take and how you use them.
We may address cocaine alongside alcohol detox. We do not offer standalone cocaine detox. Describe everything you use when you call.
Kratom withdrawal can affect sleep, mood and physical comfort. We plan medication and nursing care around the products you use, how often you take them and your experience when stopping.
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What to Expect During In-Home Detox
We handle the medical arrangements and explain what comes next.
Before Detox Begins
Call or text us to discuss availability and price. During the medical phone consultation, the physician reviews your health and substance use and orders your medication.
Arrival and Home Setup
Your nurse picks up the medication, comes to you and completes the onsite assessment. Have a comfortable place to rest and a couch or bed nearby for your nurse.
The First Days of Detox
Your nurse gives medication, checks symptoms and vital signs, and keeps the physician informed. Ask questions or tell the nurse about discomfort as it arises.
As Symptoms Ease
Nursing care continues throughout the agreed period, including overnight. Before leaving, your nurse explains any instructions for after detox. You can ask our team about further support.
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.
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 specializing in addiction treatment for over 15 years and has worked in a variety of well-established Behavioral Health and Addiction Treatment Centers.
After Your 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.
Detox covers the medical withdrawal period. It does not include ongoing therapy or automatically establish continuing physician care.
Why People Choose Detox Concierge for Home Detox in Orange County
You should know who will care for you and what the service includes before you commit. We explain the arrangements and price, and make room for your questions. Once detox begins, your nurse helps with the medical and personal needs that arise, while the physician directs treatment. Tell us what matters to you; it belongs in the conversation.
Your Detox Quote and Starting Care
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.
Call today to ask about starting today. We’ll confirm how soon care can begin.
Areas We Serve
- Newport Beach
- Huntington Beach
- Irvine
- Laguna Beach
- Costa Mesa
- Mission Viejo
- Tustin
- Aliso Viejo
- Anaheim
- Dana Point
- Fountain Valley
- Laguna Niguel
- Lake Forest
- Yorba Linda
- Santa Ana
- Garden Grove
- San Clemente
- Fullerton
- Brea
- Buena Park
Frequently Asked Questions
Is in-home detox in Orange County safe?
The physician reviews your health and withdrawal history before deciding whether home care is appropriate. Some people need hospital care. Continuous nursing and physician direction support your care at home, but cannot remove every risk.
How soon can home detox start in Orange County?
Call today to ask about starting today. We’ll confirm how soon care can begin.
What substances can you treat with at-home detox in Orange County?
We provide alcohol, opioid, fentanyl, kratom and Ambien detox. We may address benzodiazepines or stimulants alongside alcohol detox; we do not offer standalone benzodiazepine or stimulant detox.
Will I get medication during detox?
Yes. Your physician prescribes the medication, and your nurse gives and records each dose.
Yes. You choose whether to have family or friends with you.
Yes. Family or trusted supports may remain present if you prefer.
How long does an at-home detox last?
We explain the proposed length of care before you commit. The substance, pattern of use, health history and response to treatment determine the timing; no single schedule fits everyone.
What if I have other health issues?
Tell us about your medical conditions, prescriptions and previous withdrawal. The physician uses that information to assess your care.
How do you protect my privacy?
We treat your medical information as confidential. You decide whether family or friends take part or receive updates.