Opioid and Heroin Detox in Northwest Indiana
You don’t have to get through withdrawal alone.
Opening early 2027.
Call any time. Confidential. A real person answers.
You may need detox if…
- You feel sick within hours of your last dose
- You use to avoid withdrawal more than to feel good
- You’ve tried to stop and the sickness brought you back
- You use fentanyl, heroin, or pain pills daily
These are signs to talk to someone, not a diagnosis. An assessment is how a medical team decides.
What withdrawal can look like
Opioid withdrawal often feels like a severe flu: aches, nausea, sweating, anxiety, and poor sleep, with strong cravings. After any period without opioids, tolerance drops, so returning to a previous dose carries a real risk of overdose.
What a good program does
It assesses you first, watches and treats symptoms as they come, keeps medical staff involved, and plans what comes after detox from the first day.
The next step
Call us. We’ll ask a few questions, check your coverage, and tell you what would happen from there. After detox, treatment continues on the same campus.
Talk to someone about detox.
Call any time. Confidential. A real person answers.
You are not alone. We are all behind you.
In an emergency, call 911. If you are in crisis, call or text 988.