Prescription Drug Addiction Treatment
Compassionate, personalized care that helps you take your life back.
Prescription Drug Rehab at Northpoint Recovery
Our care is evidence-based, human-centered, and built around you.
Prescription drug misuse often begins as a way to cope with pain, pressure, or mental health challenges. We help you step back and look at the full picture: what led to dependence and how to move forward with more control and confidence.
We provide treatment for commonly misused prescription drugs, including:
- Opioid painkillers (like oxycodone, hydrocodone, and morphine)
- Benzodiazepines (like Xanax, Valium, and Klonopin)
- Stimulants (like Adderall and Ritalin)
- Sleep medications (like Ambien and Lunesta)
- Gabapentin (Neurontin)
Safe and Supervised Medical Detox
The first step in recovery is often detox, and at Northpoint Recovery, it’s never something you face alone. Our medical detox is monitored 24/7 by experienced professionals who prioritize your safety, comfort, and well-being every step of the way.
Why Prescription Drug Detox Needs Special Care
Prescription drug withdrawal varies depending on the type of medication — but it often disrupts physical and mental stability. Symptoms may include:
- Rebound anxiety or depression
- Sleep disturbances or nightmares
- Headaches, tremors, or nausea
- Cravings or fear around functioning without the medication
Therapies We Use to Treat Prescription Drug Addiction
Prescription drug addiction can be complex — rooted in medical, emotional, and behavioral patterns. That’s why we don’t take a one-track approach.
Each therapy we offer plays a role: helping you understand the “why,” cope with the underlying stressors, and rebuild trust in your body and mind without relying on substances.
Therapies used in our programs include:
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) to help identify triggers, restructure negative thinking, and heal reliance on prescription drugs.
- Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) to improve emotional balance, mental resilience, and give you tools for navigating daily stress.
- Individual Therapy to explore the deeper needs behind misuse, including anxiety, trauma, or performance pressure.
- Group Therapy to reduce shame, build community, and share support with others facing similar struggles.
- Family Therapy to improve understanding, strengthen boundaries, and foster long-term recovery at home.
Each piece reinforces the next, giving you tools to manage challenges, rebuild trust in yourself, and live with more stability and intention.
Planning for Life After Treatment
Recovering from prescription drug addiction takes ongoing support and a clear plan for what comes next.
Before you leave treatment, we’ll connect you with follow-up care, local providers, and tools to support lasting recovery.
Lifetime Alumni Program Access
After treatment, you’ll have free access to our alumni program. It’s a built-in recovery community where you can stay connected, find encouragement, and keep growing.
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FAQs About Prescription Drug Addiction Treatment
What is the success rate of prescription drug treatment?
Prescription drug misuse often starts subtly, but recovery requires a strong, guided approach. Northpoint Recovery’s program helps clients regain control and rebuild.
Our success rates reflect that care:
- 89% remained substance-free 90 days after discharge
- 90% of alumni say their treatment at Northpoint was a success
- 75% of clients report they’re still sober after 6 months
What if I struggle with prescription drug addiction and a mental health condition?
That’s actually more common than you might think. Many people who struggle with opioid addiction also deal with anxiety, depression, or other mental health conditions.
Our dual diagnosis program can treat both at the same time, so you’re not just managing symptoms — you’re getting support for the root of the problem.
What’s the admissions process for prescription drug addiction treatment?
Our admissions process is designed to be clear, supportive, and low-pressure. Here’s what you can expect when you reach out to us:
- Talk to admissions to decide on the program right for you and verify your insurance.
- Schedule your assessment.
- Start your program.
With 24/7 phone lines and no wait admissions, we’re here to help you find the solution that works best for you.
Does insurance cover prescription drug addiction treatment?
Coverage depends on your insurance plan and provider. We work with most major insurance providers across the U.S. to help minimize out-of-pocket costs for our addiction treatment programs.