Columbus, Ohio
Ambulatory Drug and Alcohol Detox in Columbus, Ohio
Outpatient detox at Leora's Columbus facility on North High Street: a nurse practitioner and a registered nurse assess you first, then monitor you through withdrawal while you keep sleeping at home.
- How often
- Visit schedule set at the assessment
- Time commitment
- Through the acute withdrawal phase
- Where
- 5432 N High St, Columbus
- Admissions
- Columbus (614) 665-8878Dayton (937) 660-4145
Leora's Columbus facility at 5432 N High St offers ambulatory detox: medically supervised withdrawal management that you attend as an outpatient. You come to the building for assessment and monitoring, and you spend your nights at home. It is meant for withdrawal that is expected to stay mild to moderate, and not everyone is a candidate.
Detox in Columbus at a Glance
- Address
- 5432 N High St, Columbus, OH 43214
- Admissions
- (614) 665-8878
- Who runs it
- nurse practitioners and registered nurses
- Visits
- a schedule set at your assessment
- Length
- through the acute withdrawal phase
- Overnight care
- none
Your First Appointment
Before anything starts, a nurse practitioner and a registered nurse meet with you in Columbus. They go over your medical history, the medications you take now, your general health, what you have been using and any mental health condition that comes with it. The question they are answering is whether withdrawal can be managed safely while you live at home. A stable place to stay and someone nearby who can help both count toward a yes.
If the answer is no, they tell you why and which kind of care fits instead.
When Outpatient Detox Is Not Enough
Severe withdrawal, particularly from alcohol or benzodiazepines, can cause seizures. It needs round-the-clock medical supervision in an inpatient program, which Leora does not run. If you are in immediate danger, call 911.
Medication During Detox
Where it helps, medication assisted treatment is used to take the edge off withdrawal and cravings. FDA approved medications exist for both alcohol and opioid use disorder. A medication started during detox in Columbus can carry on into the program you move to next.
Straight into the Next Program
Detox handles the physical side of stopping, and the treatment that follows handles the rest. In Columbus that next step is in the same building: partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient or outpatient, depending on what the team recommends, without changing provider or starting over with a new team.
Getting Assessed
Call (614) 665-8878. You do not need to know whether you qualify before you call. Leora accepts Medicaid and all major commercial insurance, and you can check your coverage first. If Dayton is closer, the same detox runs at 948 Patterson Rd.
Common Questions
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Where This Is Offered
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Talk to Admissions About the Right Next Step.
Outpatient addiction and mental health treatment in Columbus and Dayton, Ohio, from ambulatory detox to outpatient therapy groups. Walk-ins welcome. Call now, or leave your number and admissions will call to set up your assessment.
