Rapid Detox at Home
Detox Concierge answers calls around the clock and arranges private, in-home medical detox. We handle the physician consultation, prescribed medication and 24-hour nursing care at your home, hotel or rental. Here, “rapid” means arranging care promptly; it does not mean shortening withdrawal.
Call today to ask about starting today. We’ll confirm how soon care can begin.
Edited, reviewed and approved by Dr. Jonathan Reitman
Medical Detox at Home with Privacy and Safety
Whenever you decide to call, start with what is happening now. You can ask about care without having all the answers. We’ll explain what needs to happen next.
We arrange:
- Your medical consultation by phone
- The physician’s medication orders
- Medication pickup and your nurse’s arrival
- Continuous onsite nursing, including overnight
- Personal care that respects your privacy and choices
You keep your phone and computer. Family or friends can take part if you want them to.
What is Rapid Detox at Home?
“Rapid” refers to arranging care quickly. It does not mean withdrawal ends within 24 hours or that we compress the treatment into the shortest possible course.
Detox Concierge does not provide anesthesia-assisted rapid opioid detox. Our service uses physician-directed medication and continuous nursing. Your health, substance use and response determine the treatment and its duration.
Rapid Detox at Home vs. Traditional Clinical Rapid Detox
The term rapid detox can describe different services. Detox Concierge provides medical withdrawal care with a nurse onsite; we do not use general anesthesia to force opioid withdrawal.
| Factor | Detox Concierge | Anesthesia-Assisted Rapid Opioid Detox |
| Setting | Home, hotel or rental | A clinical setting with anesthesia services |
| Method | Physician-directed medication and continuous nursing | Opioid-blocking medication under general anesthesia |
| Substances | Alcohol, opioids including fentanyl, kratom and Ambien; benzodiazepines or stimulants only alongside alcohol detox | Opioids |
| Medical risks | Withdrawal can cause serious complications. The physician assesses whether home care is appropriate; some situations require hospital care. | Serious complications and deaths have been reported Ref |
| Privacy | Detox Concierge: We treat medical information as confidential | Ask the provider about its privacy practices |
| Cost | One quote for the agreed care, with no separate travel charge | Ask the provider for its current price and inclusions |
| After detox | Instructions and optional referrals; ongoing treatment is separate | Ask the provider what follow-up it offers |
Quick Detox at Home: What to Know for Your Substance
The substance matters more than the word “quick.” Tell us everything you use so the physician can plan treatment and explain the expected duration.
Care by Substance
| Substance | Timing | Service | Main Concerns |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alcohol | Varies with drinking and withdrawal history | Alcohol detox | Shaking, seizures and severe confusion |
| Opioids | Varies with the opioid and use pattern | Opioid detox | Body aches, vomiting, diarrhea and cravings |
| Fentanyl | Medication timing needs individual assessment | Fentanyl detox | Withdrawal, dehydration and medication response |
| Benzodiazepines | Physician assessment determines the plan | Only alongside alcohol detox | Abrupt withdrawal can be dangerous |
| Cocaine | Varies with the substances used | Only alongside alcohol detox | Mood, sleep and agitation |
| Kratom | Varies with product and use pattern | Kratom detox | Sleep disruption, stomach symptoms and discomfort |
These are care considerations, not instructions for stopping on your own.
Alcohol Withdrawal Needs Medical Care
Alcohol withdrawal can become life-threatening. Prescribed medication and close nursing observation help manage symptoms; some situations require hospital care. Do not try to force a faster withdrawal.
Drug Withdrawal and Medication Timing
We treat opioids, fentanyl and kratom, as well as Ambien. Benzodiazepine or stimulant use may be addressed alongside alcohol detox; neither is a standalone service. The physician directs medication timing and reviews your response.
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How We Assess Your Detox Needs
The physician assesses whether home detox is appropriate. The points below guide the conversation; they are not a checklist for diagnosing yourself.
Medical History
Tell us about health conditions, previous overdoses, seizures and severe withdrawal.Current Symptom
Describe what you feel now and when you last used alcohol or drugs. Do not wait for symptoms to become severe before calling.Where Care Will Take Place
We can provide care at your home, hotel or rental. Share the address and practical details during intake.Your Choice About Support
You may involve a family member or friend if you want. Your nurse stays onsite throughout the agreed care.Your Treatment Preferences
Tell the physician about your goals and concerns. You have a voice in the plan.Time for Care
Discuss work or household responsibilities before treatment. Withdrawal and medication can affect your ability to manage them.Further Treatment
You can ask for referrals or introductions after detox. You decide what to pursue.Individuals who do not meet the above criteria are not turned away, our physician will recommend the appropriate level of care and assist with a referral if hospital-level detox is required.
How Rapid Detox at Home Works
Detox Concierge explains the arrangements and brings medical care to you.
Medical Consultation
The physician reviews your use, medications, allergies, health and previous withdrawal by phone. The nurse completes the onsite assessment on arrival.Physician-Created Medication Plan
The physician prescribes medication and directs any changes based on your symptoms and response.24/7 In-Home Nursing
Your nurse gives medication, checks your condition and stays onsite, including overnight. The nurse keeps the physician informed.Ongoing Medical Directio
The physician remains available to the nurse throughout detox. Some changes require a different level of care. For a seizure, severe confusion, trouble breathing or an unresponsive person, call 911.Detox Services We Provide
Tell us about all substances and medications you use, including anything you take together.
Opioid withdrawal can bring body aches, nausea, diarrhea and sleeplessness. We provide physician-directed medication and a nurse who stays with you through detox.
Alcohol withdrawal needs medical attention. Your nurse gives prescribed medication, watches symptoms and keeps the physician informed throughout your care.
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 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.
What to Expect During Rapid Detox at Home
Before Detox Begins
- We explain availability, price and intake
- The physician consults with you by phone
- The physician issues medication orders
- We confirm the agreed care and arrangements
- Your nurse obtains the medication and comes to you
During Detox
- The nurse completes an onsite assessment
- The nurse gives and records medication
- Your nurse checks your symptoms and vital signs
- The nurse reports changes to the physician
- Nursing care continues overnight
As Symptoms Ease
- Your nurse continues through the agreed care period
- The physician reviews your response
- You can discuss any continuing concerns
- Your nurse explains instructions before leaving
- You may ask about referrals or extending nursing care
Our Medical Team
Dr. Jonathan Reitman
Consulting Physician
Dr. Jonathan Reitman, MD is board-certified in Internal Medicine and Addiction Medicine. He oversees all clinical protocols at Detox Concierge, including medication management, safety screening, and individualized detox plans for each patient. Dr. Reitman has extensive experience managing complex withdrawal presentations including alcohol withdrawal with seizure history, opioid dependence, and polysubstance cases.
Alana Evette
Director of Nursing and Healthcare Services
Alana Evette has specialized in addiction treatment for over 15 years, working across well-established behavioral health and addiction treatment centers before founding Detox Concierge's in-home nursing program. She recruits, trains, and oversees all nursing staff to ensure every rapid detox at home meets the highest clinical and compassionate care standards.
Preparing for Rapid Detox at Home
A little preparation can make your time at home more comfortable.
Plan Your Time
Discuss the proposed care period with our team. Arrange help with work or household duties so you have time to rest.
Gather Medical Information
Have your medication list, allergies, substance-use history and previous withdrawal information ready.
Decide Whether to Involve Someone
You may invite a family member or friend to support you. It is your choice.
Prepare Your Rest Area
Choose a comfortable place with easy bathroom access. Provide a couch or bed nearby for your nurse.
Arrange Food and Household Care
Have your usual food and drinks available. Routine cooking, cleaning, childcare and pet care are separate from nursing care.
Discuss All Substances and Medications
Tell the physician about everything you take. Follow the medical plan rather than changing doses or adding medication yourself.
Keep Your Phone Close
You keep your phone and computer. For an emergency, call 911 rather than waiting for a detox appointment.
After Rapid Detox at Home
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 does not include ongoing therapy or automatically establish continuing physician care. It does not guarantee lasting recovery.Why Choose Detox Concierge for Rapid Detox at Home
- We answer calls and texts around the clock
- You know the availability and price before you commit
- We arrange the physician consultation and prescribed medication
- Your nurse stays onsite throughout the agreed detox, including overnight
- The physician directs care and remains available to your nurse
- Your nurse helps when getting up or looking after yourself feels difficult
- You keep your devices and choose whether to involve others
- Your nurse explains instructions before leaving
Frequently Asked Questions
The physician assesses whether home care is appropriate. We provide prescribed medication and continuous nursing; some situations require hospital care.
We work to arrange care promptly, but do not promise immediate symptom relief or a shortened withdrawal. The physician directs treatment based on your circumstances.
Alcohol withdrawal can be life-threatening. Do not attempt it without medical guidance or try to force it to finish faster.
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.
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.
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.
We do not accept or bill insurance. On request, we can provide documentation for you to submit independently; reimbursement is not guaranteed.
Some providers use “rapid detox” to mean anesthesia-assisted opioid withdrawal. Detox Concierge does not provide that procedure. We arrange physician-directed medication and continuous nursing at your residence.
Service Areas
We provide rapid detox at home across premier U.S. locations, including
- Atherton
- Bel Air
- Beverly Hills
- Brentwood
- Calabasas
- Carlsbad
- Carmel-by-the-Sea
- Corona Del Mar
- Dana Point
- Encino
- Hidden Hills
- Hillsborough
- Huntington Beach
- Irvine
- Laguna Beach
- La Jolla
- La Quinta
- Los Altos Hills
- Los Angeles
- Malibu
- Montecito
- Newport Beach
- Orange County
- Pacific Palisades
- Palm Springs
- Palo Alto
- Piedmont
- Portola Valley
- Redondo Beach
- Rolling Hills
- San Diego
- San Francisco
- San Luis Obispo
- Santa Barbara
- Surfside
- Ventura
- Westlake Village
- West Palm Beach
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Call 911 for a seizure, severe confusion, hallucinations, chest pain, difficulty breathing or an unresponsive person. Do not wait for a detox appointment.