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Opioid Addiction Treatment in West Palm Beach, FL
Olympic Behavioral Health treats opioid and opiate addiction with medication-assisted treatment when clinically appropriate, dual diagnosis care, and a board-certified medical team across West Palm Beach and Palm Beach County.
Olympic Behavioral Health runs a JCAHO-accredited opioid treatment program in the West Palm Beach area. We combine medication-assisted treatment (MAT) with behavioral therapy and coordinate medically supervised detox, so recovery from opioid use disorder is safe and structured.
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Opioid Addiction Treatment
Opioid Use Disorder: How Addiction Develops
Opioid addiction, clinically an opioid use disorder, is a chronic medical condition in which opioids or opiates change how the brain manages reward, pain, and stress until a person keeps using despite serious harm. Olympic Behavioral Health treats it as a disease, not a choice.
Opioids include prescription painkillers such as oxycodone, hydrocodone, and morphine, as well as heroin and illicit fentanyl. With repeated use the brain adapts, tolerance climbs, and stopping triggers painful withdrawal. That cycle makes professional opioid addiction treatment, not willpower alone, the safe path out.
Opioid use disorder rarely travels alone. Many adults entering opioid treatment also live with depression, anxiety, or trauma, and many started with a legitimate prescription. Olympic Behavioral Health treats the opioid addiction and any co-occurring condition together in one plan.
When to Get Help
Opioid Addiction Warning Signs and Overdose Risk
Opioid addiction shows in the body, in behavior, and in mood. Recognizing the signs early, in yourself or a loved one, is the first step toward opioid addiction treatment and away from overdose risk.
Overdose is the gravest risk, especially with fentanyl. Slow or stopped breathing, blue lips, or unresponsiveness is a medical emergency. Call 911 and give naloxone (Narcan) if available.
- ✓Taking opioids in larger doses or longer than intended, or using pills that were not prescribed
- ✓Rising tolerance, plus withdrawal symptoms like nausea, sweating, aches, and insomnia between doses
- ✓Strong cravings and failed attempts to cut down or stop
- ✓Doctor shopping, running out of prescriptions early, or turning to heroin or fentanyl
- ✓Neglecting work, family, or health because of opioid use
What to Expect
How Opioid Addiction Treatment Works at Olympic Behavioral Health
Opioid addiction treatment at Olympic Behavioral Health starts with a clinical assessment and builds an individualized plan around coordinated medical detox, medication-assisted treatment when appropriate, and behavioral therapy.
- ✓Clinical & Medical Assessment: A board-certified medical team assesses your opioid use, withdrawal risk, and any co-occurring condition, so treatment fits you rather than a template.
- ✓Detox Coordination: Because opioid withdrawal can be intense, Olympic Behavioral Health coordinates medically supervised detox with a trusted partner facility before therapy begins.
- ✓MAT + Therapy: Medication-assisted treatment, when clinically appropriate, eases cravings and withdrawal while behavioral therapy addresses the roots of opioid use.
Clients live at home or in structured housing and keep working during outpatient care, staying closely connected to the same clinical team throughout recovery from opioid use disorder.
Levels of Care
Opioid Treatment Programs and Levels of Care
Olympic Behavioral Health matches each person to the right level of care for opioid use disorder using ASAM criteria. The table shows how opioid treatment fits each program. Follow the links to learn more.
| Program | Hours / Week | Schedule | Clinical Components | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PHP, Partial Hospitalization | 30+ hours | Mon to Fri, 9 AM to 3:30 PM | Daily group, individual therapy, family therapy, psychiatry, dual diagnosis care | The most structured level, best right after detox while MAT is stabilized and withdrawal is closely monitored. |
| IOP, Intensive Outpatient | 9 to 12 hours | Mon to Sat, 9 AM to 12 PM | Group therapy, individual therapy, relapse prevention, MAT when appropriate | A step down that keeps relapse-prevention and MAT management intensive while you return to work and family. |
| OP, Outpatient | 4 hours | Once weekly | Weekly 3-hour group therapy, long-term recovery support | Ongoing weekly support and medication management to hold opioid recovery steady long term. |
Olympic Behavioral Health recommends the right starting level at admission and coordinates detox with a partner facility first when opioid withdrawal needs medical management.
Start Opioid Addiction Treatment Today
Olympic Behavioral Health opens most placements within a day of the first call. The admissions team covers West Palm Beach and Palm Beach County 24 hours a day.
Evidence-Based Therapies
Behavioral Therapies in Opioid Addiction Treatment
Medication manages the body; therapy changes the patterns that drive opioid use. Olympic Behavioral Health pairs MAT with the evidence-based therapies its PhD-led clinical team is known for.
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
CBT helps clients identify and redirect the triggers and thoughts that precede opioid use, a cornerstone of lasting recovery.
Dialectical Behavior Therapy
DBT skills build emotional regulation and distress tolerance, so clients can manage cravings and stress without opioids.
EMDR Therapy
EMDR processes the trauma that often underlies opioid addiction, so recovery treats the root, not just the symptom.
Neurofeedback
Neurofeedback trains the nervous system to self-regulate, easing the stress and dysregulation that fuel opioid relapse.
Family Therapy
Family therapy repairs the relationships opioid use strains and rebuilds a support system at home.
Group Therapy
Group therapy builds accountability and peer support among people in opioid recovery together.
Olympic Behavioral Health also draws on motivational interviewing, NLP, Rapid Trauma Resolution, relapse prevention, and holistic therapies. These include acupuncture, massage, chiropractic care, and nutritional counseling, matched to each client's opioid treatment plan requires.
Dual Diagnosis
Treating Opioid Addiction and Co-Occurring Mental Health
Olympic Behavioral Health is dually licensed and treats opioid addiction and any co-occurring mental health condition together in one plan through integrated dual diagnosis care.
Dual Diagnosis
One team treats the opioid use disorder and the psychiatric condition together, not in separate appointments.
Depression and Anxiety
Depression and anxiety often drive and follow opioid use, so therapy pairs with psychiatric medication management.
Trauma and PTSD
Unresolved trauma is a common root of opioid addiction, so trauma-focused therapy stays available throughout recovery.
Many people who misuse opioids also use alcohol or other drugs. Olympic Behavioral Health treats opioid addiction alongside alcohol and polysubstance use, and manages bipolar disorder, mood disorders, and OCD as co-occurring diagnoses.
Insurance
Insurance and the Cost of Opioid Addiction Treatment
Olympic Behavioral Health bills opioid addiction treatment through the same TRICARE in-network status that covers every level of care, and verifies your benefits at no cost before treatment begins. That way cost never delays care.
Olympic Behavioral Health holds TRICARE in-network coverage for service members, veterans, and military families. Every PPO plan is accepted on out-of-network terms, and the admissions team reviews your policy with you before opioid treatment starts.
INSURANCES WE ACCEPTTRICARE in-network. PPO plans accepted with out-of-network benefits. No Medicaid or Medicare.
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Why Olympic Behavioral Health
Why Choose Olympic Behavioral Health for Opioid Treatment
Olympic Behavioral Health combines medication-assisted treatment, a family-owned setting, and Joint Commission accreditation at a clinician-to-client ratio few opioid treatment centers near West Palm Beach match.
Family-Owned, 1 to 1 Care
Andrew Spahn founded Olympic Behavioral Health after eleven years of recovery. A 1:1 staff ratio means clinicians know every client by name.
MAT + Therapy Together
Medication-assisted treatment and behavioral therapy are delivered by one team, so medication and counseling reinforce each other.
Integrated Dual Diagnosis
Full dual licensure treats opioid addiction and mental health in one plan, never split between a separate counselor and psychiatrist.
TRICARE In-Network
TRICARE in-network status covers opioid addiction treatment, and Olympic Behavioral Health verifies those benefits at no charge.
Full Step-Down Continuum
PHP, IOP, and outpatient care share one clinical team, so a client stepping down keeps the same clinicians and history.
Same-Day Admission
Placements open the same day or the next when you are ready, and the admissions line answers at any hour. Early entry saves lives.
Admissions
Starting Opioid Addiction Treatment at Olympic Behavioral Health
Olympic Behavioral Health admits clients into opioid treatment the same day or the next in most cases. The admissions team is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Call (561) 272-0800 or submit the form. The Olympic Behavioral Health admissions team covers your situation and starts insurance verification on the first call.
Olympic Behavioral Health confirms your opioid treatment benefits at no cost and processes TRICARE claims directly with the contractor.
The medical team arranges detox at a partner facility if needed, then sets a MAT and therapy plan around work and family.
Your placement opens the same day or the next, with a seamless step into PHP, IOP, or outpatient care.
24/7 admissions. Same-day admission available in most cases. Free and confidential.
- ✓A confidential conversation, no pressure
- ✓Free insurance verification
Frequently Asked Questions
Opioid Addiction Treatment FAQs
Everything to know about opioid addiction treatment at Olympic Behavioral Health. Topics include detox, MAT, therapy, insurance, and dual diagnosis care.
What is opioid addiction?
Opioid addiction, clinically an opioid use disorder, is a chronic brain disease in which repeated use of opioids or opiates drives compulsive use despite harm. It is diagnosed by a clinician based on criteria such as loss of control, cravings, tolerance, and withdrawal, and Olympic Behavioral Health treats it as a medical condition with MAT and behavioral therapy.
What is the difference between opioids and opiates?
Opiates are natural compounds from the poppy plant, such as morphine and codeine, while opioids is the broader term that also includes semi-synthetic and synthetic drugs like oxycodone, hydrocodone, heroin, and fentanyl. Treatment for opioid and opiate addiction at Olympic Behavioral Health is the same evidence-based approach.
What are the signs of opioid addiction and overdose?
Signs of opioid addiction include rising tolerance, withdrawal between doses, strong cravings, using more than intended, and turning to heroin or fentanyl. Overdose is a medical emergency. Warning signs include slow or stopped breathing, blue lips, and unresponsiveness. Call 911 and give naloxone (Narcan) if available.
What is medication-assisted treatment (MAT) for opioids?
MAT combines FDA-approved medication with counseling and behavioral therapy. Olympic Behavioral Health offers MAT when clinically appropriate. Options include buprenorphine (Suboxone) and naltrexone (Vivitrol) to reduce cravings and withdrawal. It coordinates methadone care with a licensed opioid treatment program partner when needed.
Do I need medical detox for opioids?
Most people with opioid use disorder benefit from medically supervised detox first. Olympic Behavioral Health does not provide on-site detox and coordinates a trusted partner facility to manage withdrawal safely, then steps you directly into treatment without a gap in care.
How long does opioid addiction treatment take?
There is no fixed timeline. Olympic Behavioral Health sets each plan individually, often beginning in a more intensive level of care and stepping down through IOP and outpatient support over weeks to months, with MAT continued as long as it is clinically beneficial.
Does insurance cover opioid addiction treatment?
Yes. Olympic Behavioral Health is in-network with TRICARE and verifies opioid treatment benefits at no cost. PPO plans are accepted on out-of-network terms, and coverage is confirmed before treatment begins. No Medicaid or Medicare.
Client Reviews
What Clients Say About Olympic Behavioral Health
Olympic Behavioral Health holds a 4.8-star Google rating across 173 client and family reviews. Clients credit the clinical team, the structured programming, and the genuine care of the staff. These are real stories from Olympic Behavioral Health clients.
Clinical Team
The Clinical Team Behind Your Opioid Recovery
Opioid treatment is medical care, and Olympic Behavioral Health backs it with a board-certified medical director and a PhD clinical director who direct MAT and therapy together.
Board-certified in General Psychiatry and Addiction Psychiatry. Dr. Davari directs medical care and medication management across every level of treatment.
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with a Ph.D. and over 20 years in addiction treatment. Lisa leads the clinical program and trauma care.
Advanced Practice Registered Nurse with a Master of Science in Nursing and more than 12 years in addiction treatment. Sabina supports psychiatric and medical care.
Visit Olympic Behavioral Health
Find Opioid Addiction Treatment in West Palm Beach
Olympic Behavioral Health delivers opioid addiction treatment from one location, so West Palm Beach and Palm Beach County residents reach care close to home.
Olympic Behavioral Health provides opioid addiction treatment at 3618 Lantana Road, Suite 200, Lantana, FL 33462. The Olympic Behavioral Health admissions team answers the phone 24 hours a day at 561-272-0800.
- ✓Between Lake Worth and West Palm Beach, about 3 miles from the Atlantic coast
- ✓Downtown West Palm Beach is roughly 12 miles north
- ✓Palm Beach International Airport is about 10 miles away
- ✓Minutes from I-95 exit 61 on Lantana Road
- ✓Opioid treatment insurance benefits verified at no cost