Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Sandy, UT

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Turning Point Centers

My experience with Turning Point Centers was amazing. I learned so much about myself though the methods taught to me at the beautiful Lone Peak House. I know I will be able to use my newly aquired skills as i set out on the journey of my life. Thank you everyone at Turning Point Centers. You saved me.

- Anonymous

5 out of 5

Sandy, UT

Renew Wellness & Recovery

I've been employed by Renew Wellness & Recovery for almost a year now. I love the culture and environment that has been created here. I've worked in this field for over 7 years now and there is something very special about this place. Observing the growth and healing that happens at Renew encourages me to continue helping and serving the deserving women who come through here.The culture and spirit of Renew is guided by the employees, as a team and also as individuals. Each person has a unique gift.

- V. S.

5 out of 5

Sandy, UT

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Browse Sandy Treatment Programs Prescription drugs - especially painkillers like Vicodin, OxyContin, hydromorphone and others - have been an increasing problem across the country and in Utah. If addiction to prescription medication is an issue for you or someone in your family, a drug rehab in Sandy can help.

Physical dependence, higher and higher tolerance, cravings for your drug of choice - all of these can signify that you need medical treatment at a drug detox and rehabilitation center in Sandy. Are you ready to get the help you need?

Non-Medical Use of Prescription Drugs

Rates of non-medical use of painkillers in Utah is among the top 10 in the United States, according to the Substance Abuse and Mental health treatment Administration (SAMHSA). Almost every year, surveys show that Utahans over the age of 12 are reporting rampant abuse of prescription medications.

What exactly is non-medical use of prescription painkillers? It can mean:

Using prescription drugs of any kind, that are not prescribed to you, for any purpose
Taking more of your prescription than recommended by the doctor
Crushing pills before taking them
Using alcohol, sedatives or other drugs while taking your prescription painkiller

In short, if you are taking any addictive painkiller that is not prescribed to you or using your prescription in a way that is not recommended by the doctor, then it is termed "non-medical" use.

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An active addiction to prescription painkillers can be deadly. Overdose, liver failure, respiratory ailments, and stroke are all common results.

Get the help you need to safely stop taking your prescription medication at a Sandy drug addiction treatment center.