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Medical Detox at a Licensed Hospital in Manor, TX

Physician-supervised detox from alcohol, opioids, and benzodiazepines. Private rooms, no judgment, no appointment needed.

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Detox Where Doctors Are Already in the Building

Withdrawal is a medical event, especially for alcohol and benzodiazepines. While most detox centers are standalone facilities, TXM ER & Hospital is a licensed hospital, so we can help you through the toughest parts of drug and alcohol withdrawal. When you’re ready to come in, we’ll make sure you’re treated safely, discreetly, comfortably and with respect.

What We Treat

Alcohol withdrawal. Tremors, nausea, anxiety, sweating, elevated heart rate, confusion, and in serious cases, seizures. Alcohol detox should not be attempted alone.

Opioid withdrawal. Nausea, vomiting, body aches, restlessness, anxiety, and sweating. Medication can make it bearable.

Benzodiazepine withdrawal. Requires close medical monitoring and a careful taper. This is not a stop-cold substance, and we don’t treat it like one.

Synthetic and mixed substances. Symptoms vary widely and sometimes unpredictably. We evaluate what you’ve been taking and monitor accordingly.

Detox Conditions Treated

Alcohol withdrawal. Tremors, nausea, anxiety, sweating, elevated heart rate, confusion, and in serious cases, seizures. Alcohol detox should not be attempted alone.

Opioid withdrawal. Nausea, vomiting, body aches, restlessness, anxiety, and sweating. Medication can make it bearable.

Benzodiazepine withdrawal. Requires close medical monitoring and a careful taper. This is not a stop-cold substance, and we don’t treat it like one.

Synthetic and mixed substances. Symptoms vary widely and sometimes unpredictably. We evaluate what you’ve been taking and monitor accordingly.

Detox Conditions Treated

Alcohol Detox

Detoxes from alcohol are complex and typically require medical support as severe symptoms can cause life-threatening conditions. Some symptoms you can expect are tremors, nausea, anxiety, sweating, elevated heart rate, confusion, or seizures.

Opioid Detox

Medical support for opioid withdrawal symptoms, including nausea, vomiting, body aches, restlessness, anxiety, sweating, and other symptoms.

Benzo's Detox

Medical support for benzodiazepine withdrawal symptoms, which can require close monitoring due to potential medical risks.

What Your Stay Looks Like

  • You arrive. No appointment, no referral. Walk in or call ahead, whatever feels right. A private evaluation covers your health, your history, and what you’ve been using. Honesty helps us keep you safe; nothing you say changes how you’re treated.
  • You settle in a private room with its own bathroom. Keep your phone and laptop. Regular meals are provided. Visitors are OK during visiting hours.
  • We closely monitor you. Nurses check vitals and symptoms around the clock. When appropriate, physicians order medication to ease withdrawal and reduce risk.
  • You plan your next step. Most stays run 3 to 5 days. Before you leave, our team walks through what comes next, if you want the help. Outpatient programs, meetings, longer-term treatment, sober living, or simply going home. The decision is yours. 

What to Expect

Step 1

Private
Evaluation

Our team evaluates symptoms, medical history, substance use history, and safety needs.

Step 2

Medical
Monitoring

Vital signs, hydration, symptoms, and clinical changes are monitored.

Step 3

Medication Support When Appropriate

Physicians may use medications to help manage symptoms and reduce risks when clinically appropriate.

Step 4

Inpatient Support If Needed

Some patients may require inpatient care, observation, or additional treatment time.

Step 5

Next-Step
Coordination

Patients may receive guidance for ongoing treatment, follow-up, or recovery support after stabilization.

If You’re Calling About Someone You Love

Watching someone struggle with alcohol, opioids, or benzodiazepines is indescribably hard. Call us. We’ll help you understand whether a medical evaluation makes sense and what you can and can’t do from where you’re standing. Every conversation is handled with discretion.

Speak With Our Team
737-321-0911

If You’re Calling About Someone You Love

Watching someone struggle with alcohol, opioids, or benzodiazepines is indescribably hard. Call us. We’ll help you understand whether a medical evaluation makes sense and what you can and can’t do from where you’re standing. Every conversation is handled with discretion.

737-321-0896

FAQs

No one will know you’re here unless you tell them. Your care is protected by federal privacy law, we only speak to people you’ve authorized in writing, and we can make your name confidential in our system. We’ll ask for one emergency contact, who is called only in a true medical emergency. [CONFIRM confidential-name capability]

Yes, it can be. Alcohol and benzodiazepine withdrawal can become medically serious, which is exactly why detoxing in a hospital, with physicians and nurses close by, is safer than doing it at home or in a non-medical facility. [CONFIRM wording with Dr. Singh]
Every patient stay is different, but most stays run 3 to 5 days. [CONFIRM]
No, you do not need an appointment. When you’re ready, come in. If it helps to talk first, call Detox Admissions at 737-321-0911.
Yes, you can keep your phone, laptop, whatever keeps you connected to work and the people who matter.
Yes, for limited times and only during visiting hours. We do check that visitors aren’t bringing in anything that would set back your treatment. [CONFIRM visiting hours]
No, you cannot smoke inside. If your condition is stable, you can use our outdoor garden area for tobacco. Nicotine patches are available. [CONFIRM garden and patches]
You’ll need comfortable clothes for a few days, toiletries, your current prescriptions, and any electronics you want.
Most commercial insurance plans cover medical detox, and our admissions team can verify your benefits quickly. We also offer self-pay rates. Call 737-321-0911 and we’ll walk you through it.
Medical detox and stabilization is the first step, but it is not rehab. For what comes after, we maintain relationships with outpatient programs, treatment facilities, and sober living options, and we’ll help you connect with the right one when you’re ready.
You’re in good company. Many of our patients have detoxed before. There’s no lecture waiting for you here, just a medical team ready to help you take the next step, however many steps it takes.