All Opiates Detox recognizes that fast, painless detoxification is the first step in recovery from opiate dependency.
All Opiate Detox is the nation’s only rapid opiate detox center that includes unlimited aftercare and support by our treating Medical Doctors. Following completion of our All Opiates Detox treatment, the patient is advised to continue the Naltrexone opiate blocker, and seek professional psychological support and rehabilitation.
Patients should be assessed on an individual basis to determine which type of aftercare treatment best fits their needs and life-style. There are various continuing care options:
- Individual counseling/Therapy (CBT, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy or psychiatrist)
- Group Therapy
- Meetings (AA or NA) and 12-step
- Outpatient/Inpatient Rehab Treatments
Our rapid opioid detox under sedation has shown to provide successful outcomes, much higher than conventional rehabs.
Board-Certified in Addiction Medicine
Joseph A. George, MD, FASAM
Dr. George obtained ECFMG board certification and completed the board of medical examiners in 1982. He completed preliminary general surgery at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor in 1985. He has been in private practice and affiliated with Henry Ford Wyandotte Hospital for 30 years. In addition to internal medicine, Dr. George has vast experience in Emergency medicine and critical care. He gained an interest in addiction medicine in 2006 and has been performing rapid detox of opiates under sedation since 2008. He has improved the treatment of opiate detoxification under sedation by implementing pre-detox protocols and using the least invasive measures for patient safety. Dr. George has been board certified in addiction medicine since 2012. He is a member of ASAM and MiSAM. He is also a member of the advisory board for the downriver chapter of FAN and the head of the wellness committee at Henry Ford Wyandotte Hospital.
Board-Certified Anesthesiologist
Jibran Attiq, MD
Dr. Attiq is board-certified in anesthesiology and has been a member of the ABA (American Board of Anesthesiology) since 2001. He is an attending at McLaren Oakland Hospital where he administers anesthesia to patients undergoing various surgical procedures since 2001. Dr. Attiq also teaches at Michigan State University (MSU). Dr. Attiq has performed Rapid Detox Under Sedation since 2008.
What Our Patients Say…
Dr.george is the most humble, personal, caring Dr. I've ever dealt with.....ever. the staff is just as intimate and caring . Tonya, Jim and the others I can't remember. Very satisfied, that is exactly what I wanted was a painless , fast detox, and I got exactly that at a reasonable price. If I need help getting off an opiate this is the only place!
joe mcwade
I battled addiction for a long time. Tried everything and thought I found my answer in kratom. Started 2 years ago to get free of suboxone. At first I thought I was cured of addiction and believed kratom wasnt a big deal. That was just the addict in me. By the end of the 2 years I was mixing 13grams of kratom every four to 5 hours just to feel normal and not sick. Had to wake up to kratom and go to bed with kratom. Cold sweats, restless legs the whole works if I didn't take them. I honestly thought suboxone was going to be my only option because I couldnt be sick at work and loss my job while quitting kratom and the availability of kratom and cheapness made tapering off to long of a battle for a addict like me. That is when I reached out to Dr. Joseph George. I was worried no matter where I went, no one would know enough adout kratom to treat me. Day one of withdrawals, I call Dr. George's office because I seen that he also used the nss-2 bridge device. He penciled me in that day. When I arrived to his office I was inching toward full on withdrawal symptoms. He was very knowledgeable about kratom withdrawal and very understanding. About an hour later I had the bridge device on my ear and my withdrawals were slowly going away. Not knowing what to expect the next few days, I didnt plan much. Dr. George just as quickly as seeing me had all my fmla papers filled out so I could have a week off work to recover. By my surprise the next day i felt 90% better. The bridge device works. I was out doing yard work, fishing and hanging out with friends. I have tried quitting the kratom before and could barely get out of bed. Not this time. Sleep was still hard to come by but I still felt better than any other experience with withdrawal. A week later the bridge device was taking off and I had the naltrexone pellet put in me and I was finally free of the kratom. The worst of the withdrawals were past me and I did not have to experience most of them. If you feel trapped like I did go see Dr. George . The staff is amazing and Dr. George was committed to seeing my recovery through.
Michael Benjamin
This was the best thing I did in my life. Everyone was pleasant and my Dr. Saved my life. Thank you to the awesome staff.
Agim Fejza
Absolutely love Dr. George and all the staff! They were so nice and caring. Me and my partner both went through treatment and had little to no withdrawals. Absolutely no cravings whatsoever. I recommend Dr. George’s treatment to anyone with opiate/alcohol addiction. It really is the best way to go about detox and get back to your normal DRUG FREE life as soon as possible. We can’t thank Dr. George enough.
Elizabeth Duncan
Very professional, I was on suboxone for 9 yrs about the last 2 years I started using a lot more of suboxone was averaging about 40 mg a day cause my closet friend Vito passed away from Fentanyl I talked to him the day before he had a 2 yr old daughter name Carmella. I'm 32 days clean now and have no urges to ever use that stuff again. The frist. 3 weeks was living hell for me bout my tolerance was extremely high so If I can do it you can do it too. Thank you for giving me my life back and mentally I'm alot better would recommend this place to anyone suffering from addiction it's possible. I'm at 57 days clean now and feel much better but I yawn over 100 times a day and still get cold chills hopefully that goes away soon other than that doing very good.
Justin Purcel
