ANR® Clinic - Advanced Opioid Treatment CenterReviews of anrclinic.com

The ANR treatment has changed my life I cannot say enough good things about the program, it is the easiest, and fastest way to come off opiates. It also eliminates the cravings too. I had my procedure done about a year and a half ago, and everything has changed I feel much better, have much more energy, and all of the side effects from taking opiates for so long have diminished. The treatment it self was not bad at all, I do not remember a thing from the procedure nor do I remember going through the withdrawals since I was asleep the entire time. To me that was the best part of the treatment and why I wanted to do this instead of a rehab because I could avoid the withdrawals which are very severe, also with a rehab there is no guarantee you will be off the drugs most of them just prescribe replacement drugs which just prolong the illness so I felt like I was going to be stuck on opiates for the rest of my life until I came across ANR. I feel amazing now and I cannot thank Dr. Waismann and his friendly staff enough, they were all very nice, courteous, and professional. I would highly recommend anyone addicted to opiates to look into this treatment it changed my life and it can change yours too.

My son got treated last month. I came with him down to Florida. I just don't know how to explain how good he is now!!! I got him back. He is looking at me, and finally, I see him. Thank you, ANR. I am Suprised how this is not everywhere. I hope it will be.

I had to go through rehab about five times before I ultimately found ANR Clinic. I started taking the drugs my doctor prescribed me, and I became addicted to them over time. I felt as if I was experiencing heavy discomfort when I did not have my medications. I left for rehab for the first time in 2005, where I was unknowingly being drugged by the doctors and merely replacing my addiction with Subutex. I was coming down from the Subutex in inpatient detox and I could not even begin to describe the pain as the experience was too intense and I felt like I was tortured and suffering and felt mentally as if I had lost everything in this world. I went back to opioids within 3 days of being released from rehab and I was fully dependent again on the opioids within a week. I asked how long I would have withdrawals for this time, and they told me it gets worse each time. What felt like a few days of using turned into weeks, which in lapse of being drugged, turned into years. After several more rehabs, my wife and I concluded that I was not able to detox on my own and I refused the rehab options local searches were giving me, recalling my prior experiences. I found ANR the next day after work, although after calling I was discouraged by the price and I felt as if it would be impossible for me to continue. Most people don't realize how expensive ICU units can be. With the help of my family, I was able to gather the resources to pay for treatment, and I scheduled a treatment date in Florida the following month. When I got to the hospital, it felt like a basic medical checkup at first, then they brought me to a separate room to begin the treatment itself. I have no memory of the procedure since I was asleep the entire time, I also do not remember going through the withdrawals; it felt as if I had not even detoxed yet. When I returned from the hospital after treatment, I started getting weak but I started to move more each day. I know I am coming back slowly, but its been almost a month since treatment and I feel great. I have ZERO desire or cravings for opioids. My family relationships have improved, and I finally feel free again, unchained from the misery that is opioid addiction. My life feels absolutely amazing now, and I feel super grateful for the experience at ANR Clinic. Honestly, I am so thankful for the staff at ANR, and how much they helped me along the way. I have been doing yoga, exercising, and living much healthier since I am no longer on opioids. My body feels amazing. I’ve made peace with some old things in my life, and I’m so grateful for what this new chapter is.