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Addiction Treatment at St. John Health

St. John Health offers comprehensive substance abuse treatment through a network of inpatient hospital care and outpatient centers. Substance abuse can be as damaging to health and well being as physical illness. Just as you would seek a doctor for a broken bone or a diabetic condition, help is available from experienced medical professionals for treatment of substance abuse problems.

  • Outpatient Treatment: Call our toll-free central information number,1-800-626-3896 24-hours a day.
  • Inpatient Treatment: Call Brighton Hospital at 1-877-976-2371 or complete our secure online admission form


 

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Local stop smoking resources

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Tips for a Successful Quit Smoking Day
Keep this in mind: if you can make it through this first day and this first week when nicotine withdrawal symptoms are at their worst, you will be on your way to success.


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Pediatric Health Library

Smoking
Ninety percent of new smokers are children and teenagers. In many cases, they are replacing the smokers who quit or died prematurely from a smoking-related disease.


Krames Patient Education Sheets

Chronic Lung Disease: Tips for Quitting Smoking
Smoking is the main cause of COPD. Cigarette smoke damages lung tissue and irritates airways, which makes breathing harder. Smoking also damages cilia in the airways. So, the cilia can’t do their job of clearing mucus, dirt, and germs from the lungs.


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Tobacco Cessation Guidelines

The Office of the Surgeon General provides a comprehensive list of smoking cessation programs. The site also offers information about the latest drugs and counseling techniques for treating tobacco dependence. Consumer materials include a five-day countdown to quitting, a pocket card with quitting tips, myths about quitting and special help for pregnant smokers.


 

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