Coastal Detox is a licensed, Joint Commission accredited medical detox center located in Stuart, Florida, at 1131 SE Indian St. We are a free-standing detox facility, not a referral service or a directory, and our admissions line is answered 24 hours a day at (866) 802-6848. If you live in Stuart and need to stop drinking or using safely, treatment is a few minutes away.
A Detox Center in Stuart, Not a Referral Somewhere Else
Many people searching for alcohol or drug rehab in Stuart find directories, out of town call centers, and lead brokers that pass their information along to whoever pays the most. Coastal Detox is different in a simple way: we are the facility. When you call, you reach the people who run the program you would actually be admitted to.
Our campus sits in southeast Stuart, minutes from downtown, Jensen Beach, and Palm City, and just across the river from the rest of Martin County. For local residents this means family can stay involved, your own doctor can be part of the conversation, and the logistics of getting to treatment stop being an excuse to put it off.
Visit or Call: Coastal Detox in Stuart
Coastal Detox
1131 SE Indian St
Stuart, FL 34997
Phone: (866) 802-6848 (answered 24 hours a day, 7 days a week)
Approximate drive times from around the area:
- Downtown Stuart: about 10 minutes
- Jensen Beach: about 10 to 15 minutes
- Palm City: about 15 minutes
- Port St. Lucie: about 20 to 25 minutes
- Hobe Sound: about 20 minutes
You are welcome to see the campus before making a decision. Touring a facility in person is one of the more useful things a family can do, and it is something a directory listing cannot offer you.
What Medical Detox in Stuart Involves
Detox is the medically supervised process of clearing alcohol or another substance from your body while withdrawal symptoms are managed. It is the first stage of treatment, and for several substances it is the stage where supervision matters most.
Alcohol withdrawal and benzodiazepine withdrawal can both produce seizures and delirium tremens, which can be life threatening without medical monitoring. Opioid withdrawal is rarely fatal by itself, but it is physically punishing, and tolerance drops fast, which makes an overdose far more likely if a person uses again after a few days off.
This is the reason quitting cold turkey at home is a genuinely risky plan rather than a display of willpower. At Coastal Detox, a physician-led team evaluates you on arrival, monitors your vitals around the clock, and uses approved medications so that withdrawal is both safer and considerably more bearable.
Alongside medication assisted treatment, our program includes therapies that help with the physical toll of withdrawal: massage therapy, chiropractic care, infrared sauna, and nutritional support. You can read a full walkthrough of how the detox process works.
Does Insurance Cover Detox in Stuart?
In most cases, yes. Coastal Detox is in network with many major insurance providers, and medical detox is usually treated as a medical necessity rather than an elective service. What your specific plan pays depends on the plan, which is why we verify benefits before you commit to anything.
The benefits check is free and confidential, and we can usually complete it while you are on the phone. Review our insurance information or call and we will handle it for you. Finding out what you are covered for costs nothing and obligates you to nothing.
Substances We Detox
Our medical team manages withdrawal from:
- Alcohol
- Heroin and other opiates
- Fentanyl
- Prescription opioids including oxycodone and hydrocodone
- Benzodiazepines including Xanax and Valium
- Methamphetamine
- Cocaine and crack cocaine
- More than one substance at a time
When a mental health condition sits underneath the substance use, which is common, our dual diagnosis program treats both together rather than sending you somewhere else for half the problem.
What Comes After Detox
Detox usually takes three to seven days. It stabilizes you physically, but it does not by itself address why the drinking or using started. Leaving without a plan for the following weeks is one of the strongest predictors of relapse, so we build the next step with you before you are discharged.
Depending on what fits your life, that might be residential treatment, a partial hospitalization program, an intensive outpatient program you attend while living at home in Stuart, or our recovery management program. We also run programs built around specific circumstances, including executives and working professionals and first responders.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Coastal Detox located in Stuart?
We are at 1131 SE Indian St, Stuart, FL 34997, in southeast Stuart. The admissions line is (866) 802-6848 and it is answered 24 hours a day.
Is Coastal Detox an actual facility or a referral service?
We are a free-standing, state licensed medical detox facility accredited by The Joint Commission. When you call, you are speaking with the facility itself rather than a call center that sells your information.
How long does detox take?
Most people finish in three to seven days. Alcohol and benzodiazepine withdrawal often need a longer taper than opioid withdrawal. Your evaluation on arrival sets the timeline.
Does insurance cover detox in Stuart?
Most major plans cover medically necessary detox, and we are in network with many providers. We verify your benefits for free, usually while you are on the phone.
Can I visit the facility before admitting?
Yes. Local families are welcome to see the campus. Call ahead and we will arrange a time.
Can I detox at home instead?
Withdrawal from alcohol or benzodiazepines without medical supervision can cause seizures and other complications that are dangerous and sometimes fatal. Opioid withdrawal carries a serious overdose risk if a person relapses once tolerance has dropped. Detoxing under medical supervision is safer, and it is far more comfortable.
Start the Conversation
If you live in Stuart, the facility is close enough that the drive is not the obstacle. Usually the obstacle is the first phone call. Ours is answered around the clock by people who do this every day, the conversation is confidential, and nothing about it obligates you to admit.
Call (866) 802-6848 or contact us online. You can also read what former clients say about their time here.

