Free yourself from Vicodin, Oxycontin & Heroin Addiction. Get your life back!
This is your way out. If you’re ready to quit, Clarity Intensive Outpatient Opiate Treatment (I.O.O.T.) makes it easy to break free from Vicodin, Oxycontin, Percocet, Heroin and opiate addiction. We attack both the physical and psychological dependency with a high tech, high touch method that delivers results – 5x greater than the industry average. This innovative process includes a full year of confidential real time relapse prevention.
IT’S FAST AND PAINLESS
We compress the 30 days of traditional detox programs into a few hours. Our patented solution speeds your body’s detoxification process and overcomes withdrawal symptoms in the first 4 hours while under anesthesia and a physician’s care. Our clients are heading back home and moving on with their lives in 4 days.
IT’S SAFE AND EFFECTIVE
Developed and administered by board certified physicians and anesthesiologists, Clarity’s patented procedure gets you off the endless cycle of addiction, flushing the opiates from your body, blocking the physical cravings and supporting your emotional needs to prevent relapse. Clarity Detox is a proven safe solution.
IT’S CONFIDENTIAL
Our private, state-of-the-art treatment center offers quiet and discreet healing. Clarity offers unparalleled medical care without the prying eyes of a public hospital. Our doctors, counselors and staff are focused on getting you well, keeping you comfortable and protecting your privacy.
ARE YOU READY?
We can help you every step of the way, but the first step has to start with you. Call a Clarity Intensive Outpatient Opiate Treatment specialist now at 877-987-3324. They will answer any questions, get you additional information and even help you set an appointment. The end is in sight. Clarity Detox is the light at the end of the tunnel.
GET CLEAN. GET CLEAR. GET CLARITY.
Eagle Advancement Institute’s medical staff is proud to be a member of, affiliated with, and recognized by many different groups and organizations including SAMHSA, The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, NIDA, the National Institute on Drug Abuse, NAATP, the National Association of Treatment Providers, and NAADAC, the Association for Addiction Professionals.
















