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Medical hydrocodone detox in a private, six-bed home in San Clemente, Orange County, with 24/7 nursing and physician oversight, then residential rehab in the same home.
Hydrocodone detox, explained
Medically reviewed by Mitchell Naficy, MD, Medical Director · Updated October 2026
Hydrocodone detox is the first stage of treatment for dependence on hydrocodone, a prescription opioid painkiller. It means stopping safely while a medical team manages withdrawal, keeps you comfortable and watches for complications.
Opioid withdrawal is painful but usually not life-threatening on its own, according to MedlinePlus. The bigger dangers are dehydration from vomiting and diarrhea, and relapse: withdrawal lowers tolerance, and most opioid overdose deaths occur in people who have just detoxed.
At Oceans, detox takes place in the same San Clemente home as residential rehab, so there’s no transfer and no second intake. Learn more about opioid detox at Oceans.
| Hydrocodone detox at Oceans | |
|---|---|
| Setting | Private home in San Clemente, no more than 6 clients |
| Length | Usually about 7 days, depending on your needs |
| Medical care | 24/7 nursing and physician oversight |
| Medication | Medication-assisted treatment, including Suboxone, when appropriate |
| Mental health | Support for anxiety, depression and sleep during withdrawal |
| After | Residential rehab, then PHP, IOP or outpatient care |
Withdrawal
Symptoms depend on how much and how long you’ve used, and on anything else you’ve been taking. MedlinePlus groups opioid withdrawal into early and later symptoms:
This is general information, not medical advice. If you or someone with you has a seizure, trouble breathing, chest pain or thoughts of suicide, call 911 or 988.
| Symptoms | |
|---|---|
| Early | Anxiety, agitation, muscle aches, watery eyes, runny nose, sweating, yawning, trouble sleeping |
| Later | Stomach cramps, diarrhea, nausea, vomiting, dilated pupils, goosebumps |
Luxury rehab in Orange County should mean privacy, space and attention, in a setting that lets you focus on getting well. At Oceans, with only six beds, your days are built around you, not a schedule made for a crowd.
No more than 6 clients are in treatment at a time.
Two private rooms and two double rooms. See our private rooms
From the master suite, the downstairs private and double rooms, and both decks.
Every meal is prepared on site by a chef.
On-site gym and Peloton, massage and art classes, plus beach time, golf, kayaking, and equine therapy in winter and spring.
Monitors and a printer, plus structured phone and laptop time for working professionals.
Detox at home or with support?
A clinician will recommend the safest setting. Supervised detox is usually the better choice if:
After detox, tolerance drops, so returning to the same amount can cause an overdose. That’s why detox at Oceans leads straight into residential rehab and, when appropriate, medication-assisted treatment.
Your care is led by licensed clinicians you’ll know by name.
Medical Director
Mitchell Naficy, MD
CA Medical License G72771
Clinical Director
Clint Kreider, MS, LMFT
California LMFT #120380
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Cost & insurance
Many insurance plans cover medical detox when it’s medically necessary. What you pay depends on your plan, your deductible and whether prior authorization is needed, so the most useful answer is your own, after a benefits check.
Oceans accepts most PPO plans, including Cigna, Aetna, Anthem Blue Cross and GEHA, and self-pay options are available.
Read more: does insurance cover rehab?
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147 El Levante, Suite B
San Clemente, CA 92672
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Oceans sits in south Orange County, between Los Angeles and San Diego. Many clients choose to travel for treatment so that recovery happens away from home, and away from people they know.
Clients travel to Oceans in San Clemente from across Southern California.
Medical detox at Oceans usually takes about 7 days, but the length depends on how much and how long you’ve used, your health and anything else you’ve been taking.
Opioid withdrawal is painful but usually not life-threatening on its own. The main dangers are dehydration and relapse, because tolerance drops after detox and most opioid overdose deaths occur in people who have just detoxed.
Some people can, with medical guidance, but supervised detox is safer if you use daily, have struggled with withdrawal before, use other substances or have mental health concerns. A clinician can help you decide.
Detox treats the physical side of stopping. At Oceans, most clients continue straight into residential rehab in the same home, then step down to PHP, IOP or outpatient care.
Many plans cover medically necessary detox. Oceans accepts most PPO plans, including Cigna, Aetna, Anthem Blue Cross and GEHA. We can verify your benefits immediately at (844) 798-0516.
