Sedation detox programs in the United States

Seven programs in the US offer opioid detox under sedation or anesthesia. Each profile covers location, setting, physician, length of stay, aftercare, published price and public record, with sources.

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OperatingUnconfirmedANR (not a detox)Closed

7programs operating or unconfirmed

5states with a program

$6,700 to $21,500published price range

Oct 20, 2026every listing last checked

Programs

Operating

Advanced Rapid Detox

Sedation-assisted opioid detox

Location: Farmington Hills, MI
Setting: Private licensed inpatient clinic
Length: 4 days
Published price: Not published

Google 4.63 (87 reviews, via cited directory)

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Operating

All Opiates Detox

Sedation-assisted opioid detox

Location: Wyandotte, MI
Setting: Licensed clinic, ICU-style unit
Length: 3 days
Published price: $10,000

Google 4.7 (69 reviews, via cited directory)

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Operating

Opiate Detox Institute

Sedation-assisted opioid detox, hospital-based

Location: Orange, CA
Setting: Hospital (Chapman Global Medical Center)
Length: 5 days
Published price: Not published

Google 4.6 (9 reviews, via cited directory)

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Operating

Rapid Opioid Detox Clinic (Dr. Thomas Yee)

Anesthesia-assisted opioid detox

Location: Las Vegas, NV
Setting: Surgery center operating room
Length: 1 day + 2 aftercare days
Published price: $12,000

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Status unconfirmed

MRODS

Anesthesia-assisted opioid detox, hospital-based

Location: Chicago, IL
Setting: Acute care hospital
Length: About 2 days
Published price: Not stated

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Status unconfirmed

Rapid Drug Detox Center

Anesthesia or sedation-assisted opioid detox

Location: Royal Oak, MI
Setting: Not stated
Length: 1 to 4 days
Published price: $6,700

Google 4.4 (15 reviews, via cited directory)

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Operating Not marketed as detox

ANR Clinic

ANR (Accelerated Neuro-Regulation). Not marketed as a detox.

Location: Sarasota area, FL
Setting: Hospital ICU
Length: About 36 h in hospital + 2 to 3 follow-up days
Published price: $21,500

Google 4.71 (174 reviews, via cited directory)

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Prices are what programs or directories publish. "Status unconfirmed": the website is live but we could not confirm the program is taking patients. Ratings are Google ratings as shown on the cited directory. Methodology.

At a glance

Key facts from each program's own description.

Program	Inside a hospital	ICU	Anesthesiologist named	General anesthesia	Stay	Afterwards	Published price	Public record
Advanced Rapid Detox Farmington Hills, MI	No	Yes	Yes	No, sedation	4 days	Oral naltrexone or Vivitrol	Not published	2 items
All Opiates Detox Wyandotte, MI	No	Yes	Yes	Not stated	3 days	Naltrexone implant or Vivitrol	$10,000	1 item
Opiate Detox Institute Orange, CA	Yes	Not stated	Yes	No, sedation	5 days	Vivitrol or oral naltrexone	Not published	None found
Rapid Opioid Detox Clinic (Dr. Thomas Yee) Las Vegas, NV	No	Not stated	Yes	Yes	1 day + 2 aftercare days	Vivitrol	$12,000	None found
MRODS Chicago, IL	Yes	Not stated	Yes	Not stated	About 2 days	Not stated	Not stated	2 items
Rapid Drug Detox Center Royal Oak, MI	No	Not stated	Not stated	Not stated	1 to 4 days	Not stated	$6,700	1 item
ANR Clinic Sarasota area, FL	Yes	Yes	Yes	No, sedation	About 36 h in hospital + 2 to 3 follow-up days	Naltrexone tablets	$21,500	None found

Hospital and ICU as described by each program. "Anesthesiologist named": the program names a board-certified anesthesiologist on its site. "Public record": court, regulator or health-agency documents found. Sources on each profile.

Why only seven, when Google Maps shows dozens?

Search Google Maps for "rapid detox" in any state and you get a long list. Almost all of it is standard medical detox: a supervised withdrawal over several days with comfort medication, no sedation and no anesthesia. On October 20, 2026 we ran 20 "rapid detox" searches on Google Maps across different states and got 65 distinct listings. Five were sedation or anesthesia programs on this list (one of them closed in 2025), two were old or secondary listings of those same programs, and the remaining 58 were conventional detox and rehab centers that appear because their listing contains the word "detox". Only programs that sedate or anesthetize patients for withdrawal are listed here. Missing one? Send it in.

Closed or changed

Program	Location	Length	Published price	Status
Waismann Method Sedation-assisted opioid detox (closed in 2025)	Beverly Hills, CA	Several days	$19,000 to $24,800	Closed
The Coleman Institute Stopped anesthesia detox in 2001. Now outpatient with light sedation.	Richmond, VA	3 to 8 days outpatient	Not published	No longer offers anesthesia detox

Waismann MethodClosed

Sedation-assisted opioid detox (closed in 2025)

Location: Beverly Hills, CA
Length: Several days
Price: $19,000 to $24,800

The Coleman InstituteNo longer offers anesthesia detox

Stopped anesthesia detox in 2001. Now outpatient with light sedation.

Location: Richmond, VA
Length: 3 to 8 days outpatient
Price: Not published

Several directories still list the Waismann Method as taking patients. Its own websites say it closed in 2025. What that means for people searching for it.

Guides

Deaths and regulatory actions on the public record

The CDC report, the New Jersey suspensions, the $35.3M verdict, the 2022 Michigan investigation.

What each program says it costs

Published prices from $6,700 to $21,500 and what they include.

Questions to ask before you pay a deposit

Fourteen questions tied to real differences between the programs.

Sedation detox, anesthesia detox and ANR

What the terms mean and how each program describes itself.

Methodology

Profiles are built from program websites, state licensing records, court and regulatory filings, press archives and treatment directories. Each profile lists its sources and the date it was last checked. Programs can request a correction. Read more.