Confidential and professional outpatient opioid detox.
Receive the benefits of inpatient detoxification, but with the flexibility and convenience of an outpatient model. Experience little to no disruption of daily activities.
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Professional
Our credentialed medical detox staff ensures, through appropriate protocols, that individuals can detox safely and completely.
Confidential
For clients who have achieved a certain level of status and professional success, our confidential, outpatient detox is a preferred choice.
Medically Managed
The opioid detox process is closely supervised by an experienced physician deeply devoted to practicing effective patient care.
Outpatient/Ambulatory Detoxification
Millions of Americans have been prescribed opioid medications for pain management. When supervised by a responsible physician, these painkillers can efficiently achieve the intended results. Unfortunately, many are over-prescribed, resulting in physical dependence and a need for increased dosages. If you have become dependent upon opioid painkillers, it is not your fault. Many physicians have irresponsibly ignored the long-term consequences of opioid use. Fortunately, there is a solution in the form of outpatient detoxification.
Our Program at a Glance
The Outpatient Detox Process
Medical detoxification is the process of clearing opioid medications from the body. Our simple outpatient detoxification process provides the benefits of similar inpatient models over the course of approximately three weeks.
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Assessment
Our team of professionals, trained to determine the extent of the client's dependence, conduct a comprehensive and private initial assessment.
02
Plan Development
The evaluation and comprehensive assessment provide the information our team needs to develop a detox plan tailored to the client's needs.
03
Program Start
Our medically monitored withdrawal management from opioid prescription medications is initiated and the client returns to daily activities.
The Supreme Wellness Difference
Our outpatient process is as safe and effective as inpatient detoxification while providing substantial advantages for eligible clients.
Outpatient detoxification allows for greater social support as clients return home to their families each day.
We implement the same modalities and medications used in inpatient detox, ensuring a safe and secure experience.
Our process typically includes 1-3 visits per week for approximately 3 weeks with day and evening hours available.
Clients in outpatient treatment retain greater freedom and continue to work and maintain day-to-day activities.
Outpatient detoxification often provides a more cost effective alternative to inpatient treatment solutions.
Overcome dependence supported by an added level of security – away from prying eyes and unnecessary obstacles.
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Contact us via our website or toll-free number to break the chains of physical dependence on opioid painkillers. All inquiries are responded to within 24 hours.
Meet Our Medical Director
Credentialed, experienced, and renowned – Dr. Huma Mahmood provides the unparalleled expertise necessary to guide individuals through the opioid detoxification process.
Dr. Mahmood earned her undergraduate degree from Tufts University in Medford, MA, where she majored in pre-medicine. Dr. Mahmood went on to earn her medical degree from the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey-SOM, where she focused on psychiatrist and neurology.
She completed a post-doctoral training in a rigorous, three-year general psychiatry residency at Albert Einstein Medical Center in Philadelphia, PA. During her residency training, Dr. Mahmood worked in at the Germantown Crisis Response Center in Philadelphia. She was nominated and served as the Chief Resident during her second year of the fellowship program at Thomas Jefferson University.
Dr. Mahmood obtained her board certification in psychiatry and neurology.
In addition to her rapidly expanding private practice on the Main Line, Dr. Mahmood also works as a psychiatrist at The Horsham Clinic in Ambler, PA. There, she heads an acute dual diagnosis inpatient unit.
Dr. Mahmood comes from a family of physicians and understands the importance of practicing effective patient care. She is well regarded by her colleagues as evidenced by her nomination for the Doctors’ Choice Awards in 2015. She received the Doctors’ Choice Award for Top Psychiatrist in the nation in October 2015 and Patients’ Choice Awards in 2014 & 2015. In 2016 Dr. Mahmood was voted in the TOP 100 Doctor’s in the nation.
She completed a post-doctoral training in a rigorous, three-year general psychiatry residency at Albert Einstein Medical Center in Philadelphia, PA. During her residency training, Dr. Mahmood worked in at the Germantown Crisis Response Center in Philadelphia. She was nominated and served as the Chief Resident during her second year of the fellowship program at Thomas Jefferson University.
Dr. Mahmood obtained her board certification in psychiatry and neurology.
In addition to her rapidly expanding private practice on the Main Line, Dr. Mahmood also works as a psychiatrist at The Horsham Clinic in Ambler, PA. There, she heads an acute dual diagnosis inpatient unit.
Dr. Mahmood comes from a family of physicians and understands the importance of practicing effective patient care. She is well regarded by her colleagues as evidenced by her nomination for the Doctors’ Choice Awards in 2015. She received the Doctors’ Choice Award for Top Psychiatrist in the nation in October 2015 and Patients’ Choice Awards in 2014 & 2015. In 2016 Dr. Mahmood was voted in the TOP 100 Doctor’s in the nation.
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Newtown, Bucks County
Main Line, Philadelphia
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