Getting help for fentanyl use can feel overwhelming, but you don’t have to do it alone. BrightView makes treatment easy to access with outpatient care, same-day scheduling, and medication assisted treatment (MAT) to ease cravings and withdrawal.
With centers throughout the United States, our team is here to support you—whether this is your first time seeking help or you’ve been in recovery before. Have us call you to talk about a personalized fentanyl addiction treatment plan that fits your needs.
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Fentanyl is a man-made (synthetic) opioid first used to treat severe pain. It attaches to opioid receptors in the brain, which lowers pain and can create strong feelings of relaxation and euphoria.
Fentanyl is very powerful, and overdoses can happen quickly. Because it’s inexpensive, it’s often mixed into other drugs like heroin or cocaine to make them stronger. This means that using any opioid, or even other street drugs, can carry the risk of fentanyl overdose if you don’t know what’s in them.
Fentanyl leaves the body faster than many other opioids. This creates intense cravings within hours of the last dose. The cycle of getting high, crashing, and using again happens rapidly, and dependence develops much sooner than with many other drugs.
Fentanyl is never safe to use. If you or someone you love is using it, now is the time to get help.
The safest way to stop using fentanyl is with a full treatment program that includes medical care and support.
Opioid use can cause serious health problems like slowed or stopped breathing. Fentanyl carries a very high risk of overdose, so getting help quickly can save a life.
BrightView is here to help you find freedom from fentanyl and other opioids. Take the first step by scheduling your visit. We can often get you in the same day you call us, and we accept walk-ins on weekdays. Find the BrightView treatment center nearest you.
Fentanyl withdrawal usually begins within a day of the last dose. Symptoms may last several days and can feel overwhelming without medical support.
Inpatient detox referrals are available for patients requiring higher-level care. You can schedule a callback to learn more.
At BrightView, we use medication assisted treatment to support long-term recovery. Our early support process for fentanyl typically looks like this:
Our outpatient model lets you start treatment for opioid use disorder without putting your life on hold. Along with medication and counseling, we connect you to social support like case management and community resources. Here’s what to expect during fentanyl treatment at BrightView.
At BrightView, detox is always paired with therapy and support. Your care may include:
We do everything we can to make fentanyl addiction treatment accessible to the largest number of patients. As part of that, we offer:
MAT is one of the most effective tools for stopping overdose deaths involving fentanyl.
We do a full medical and clinical intake to determine what medication is appropriate for you. These are some of the medications we may prescribe during fentanyl treatment:
Fentanyl addiction is often coupled with mental health struggles, so we offer both therapy and medication management for anxiety, depression, and other mental health conditions. Addressing substance use and mental health together is more effective for long-term recovery.
We offer personalized aftercare support to help you avoid relapse, including:
These treatment options help you stay connected and get help right away if you are struggling.
BrightView accepts Medicare, Medicaid, and most private insurance policies. Give us a call, and we'll help verify your insurance coverage so you know your exact costs before starting fentanyl treatment. We can help you apply for insurance and discuss payment options if you are uninsured.
If you or a loved one is struggling with fentanyl, the best time to act is now. We can often get you started with fentanyl addiction treatment the same day you call us.
Contact us today or complete our online form to learn about fentanyl treatment options and how we can help you reclaim your life.
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