Troy Regional Medical Center

About Troy Regional Medical Center

Troy Regional Medical Center in Troy, Alabama, is home to a location of The Journey Detox and Recovery, an inpatient medical detoxification program operated within several community hospitals across the state. They provide medically supervised withdrawal care for adults dependent on opioids, including prescription pain pills, heroin, and fentanyl, as well as benzodiazepines, alcohol, and other mood-altering substances. Their approach treats addiction as a chronic, progressive disease, and they see detox as the first step in a longer recovery process rather than the end point. Participation is voluntary, and they accept most insurance plans along with private pay options.

Each stay begins with an evaluation by medical staff, who set a withdrawal protocol based on the substance used and the severity of symptoms, with the aim of keeping patients safe and as comfortable as possible. Scheduled groups run throughout the day, opening with morning meditation and closing with an evening wrap-up, and they focus on educating patients about addiction and recovery alongside individual addiction counseling. Patients are welcome to bring the Big Book or other recovery literature, and visitation is not allowed during detox so that people can concentrate on their own healing. Before discharge, staff work with each patient to find a longer-term treatment program that matches the level of care they need.