Medical Drug and Alcohol Detox in Los Angeles
Detox is the first step, and for most people it is the one they are most afraid of. Revive Detox exists to make that step safe, private and as comfortable as a medical process can be. We are a six-bed residential detox at 101 N. La Peer Dr. in Beverly Grove, between Beverly Hills and West Hollywood, and we have been doing this work since 2014.
Care is supervised by our Medical Director, with a nurse practitioner, licensed nurses and clinical staff involved throughout each stay, alongside trained recovery support staff. With six beds, that attention stays genuinely individual.
In network with Aetna, Optum, UnitedHealthcare, UBH and Health Net. Most PPO plans accepted. We verify your benefits before you commit to anything.
What Medical Detox Is
When someone drinks or uses regularly, the body adapts to the substance being there. Stop, and it has to readjust. That readjustment is withdrawal, and depending on the substance it can range from deeply unpleasant to medically dangerous.
Medical detox means going through that readjustment under clinical supervision: assessed on arrival, monitored around the clock, and given medication when it is appropriate to ease symptoms and reduce risk. It addresses the physical side of dependence so that the person is stable enough to take on the rest of treatment.
What withdrawal looks like depends on the substance, how long and how heavily it was used, and the person’s general health. That is why the first thing we do is an assessment, not a protocol.
Common Withdrawal Symptoms
- Anxiety, restlessness and agitation
- Insomnia and disturbed sleep
- Sweating, shaking, chills
- Nausea, vomiting and diarrhea
- Muscle and body aches
- Headache and difficulty concentrating
- Mood swings and low mood
- Confusion, in more serious cases
Alcohol and benzodiazepine withdrawal can include seizures and, in some cases, delirium. These are the two withdrawals that should never be attempted alone.
What Happens When You Arrive
- Assessment. A medical and clinical assessment on arrival: what you have been using, how much and for how long, your medical history, any other medications, and how you are feeling right now. This is what your detox plan is built from.
- Stabilization. Where medication is appropriate, it is prescribed by our medical team and adjusted as symptoms change. Vital signs and symptoms are checked regularly, around the clock. Nothing about this is left to chance or to a fixed timetable.
- Comfort and support. Meals that suit a body in withdrawal. Rest. Staff who have sat with people through this before. As you feel able, you are welcome in the living room where our meditation, music, PEMF and red light sessions happen. Nothing is required of you until you are ready.
- The next step. Detox is not treatment; it is what makes treatment possible. Before you leave, we talk through what comes next, whether that is residential care with us or a program closer to home, so there is no gap between detox and the support that follows.
Questions about admission or coverage? Call (844) 467-3848. Someone answers around the clock, and the call is confidential.
Substances We Detox From
Revive provides residential withdrawal management for:
- Alcohol
- Opioids, including fentanyl, heroin, oxycodone and other prescription painkillers
- Benzodiazepines such as Xanax, Klonopin, Ativan and Valium
- Kratom
- Prescription medications, including stimulants and sleep medications
- Cocaine, methamphetamine and other stimulants
- Cannabis
Many people arrive using more than one substance. That is common, and it is exactly the situation a physician-supervised setting is for.
If you are also living with depression, anxiety, trauma or another mental health condition, our dual diagnosis approach means both are treated together rather than one being put on hold.
Why a Six-Bed Residence
Most detox facilities are built for volume. Revive was built for the opposite. Six beds means the medical team knows each person by name, notices changes early, and can adjust care the same day rather than the next shift.
It also means privacy. Revive is a residence on a quiet street, not a clinical building with a sign out front. For people in visible professions, or anyone who simply does not want their recovery to be public, that matters.
Detox and residential treatment happen in the same house, with the same team. If you continue into our residential program, there is no transfer, no new intake and no starting over with strangers.
What Revive Is
- Joint Commission accredited
- Licensed by the California Department of Health Care Services, license #190836AP
- Established 2014
- Six beds, physician-supervised, trauma-informed
- 101 N. La Peer Dr., Beverly Grove, Los Angeles
We offer a safe, supervised withdrawal, a medical team that treats you as a person and not a bed number, and a clear plan for what comes next.