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

I got my second chance thanks to the wonderful people at ANR. I will remember you forever, especially John!

ANR seems almost magical to me. Let's start with the positives: I am free from opioids. This doesn't just mean just my body is free of opioids (unlike detox and other treatments that they just wash them out). It means that I, Aya - in mind, body, and soul, am completely free from opioids. Yes, I have no cravings at all. Not even a little bit. I could go 200 years without even thinking about taking them. This is a feeling I've never experienced in my life. The negatives? Well, it is costly and requires a trip to Florida, as ANR clinics aren't widely available yet. Also, you will be extremely tired for the first 3-4 days, and you'll need to push yourself to move, eat, etc to hasten recovery. After about 4-5 days (though this can vary depending on your medical history, to my cousin it took around a week), you'll start to feel much better, blessed, healthy, and ready to take on life. A huge thank you to the ANR team - and of course, Dr. Waismann, for making this treatment available to the world.

Last month, I traveled to Florida for treatment. ANR was my final attempt after numerous failed efforts. Despite trying various treatments, I consistently relapsed, as my urge to use was always stronger than my desire to be healthy and free from medication. As a pain patient, I felt let down by my doctor who left me in a difficult situation, cutting off my opioid prescription without offering any guidance on managing my addiction. ANR not only treated me but also restored my hope. They treated me with respect and understanding, seeing me as a patient rather than a problematic individual who needed to change their personality to fit back into society. God bless you all.

After 13 years of everyday prescription pills / heroin use and 5 1/2 years of suboxone and a 6 month fentanyl / heroin relapse, I found ANR and made the decision to get off opiates. I had gone through a 12-Step rehab program when I started taking Suboxone and knew if I did that again, I’d just end up on Suboxone again. I setup a consultation with ANR at the beginning of September ‘23 and at the end of the call, scheduled my appointment for the 28th, which was a little over 3 weeks out. I arrived at the clinic and was quickly greeted by a nurse who took me back to prep me for the treatment. I spoke with the Dr. Karemba and honestly don’t remember a whole lot more from that morning. When I woke up, I was relieved to not be experiencing the anxiety, hot/cold sweats, calves feeling like they were going to explode of withdrawal. The only withdrawal symptom I was experiencing was with my stomach. After 19 years of daily opiate use, I knew being opiate free was going to be an adjustment for my stomach and I was expecting that I’d have to deal with it for a few days but days turned to weeks and at 6 weeks post procedure, my stomach finally started to improve. ANR does mention on their website that this is the most common symptom, so I was expecting that I’d be dealing with it for a few days but it took a lot longer than that for me. I’m not going to lie, that month and a half wasn’t fun, despite that, I don’t regret my decision and given the chance, I’d do it all over again in a heartbeat. Once my stomach started improving, I was finally able to truly appreciate what ANR did for me. I was stuck in that addiction for so long but I’ve been opiate free for 2 1/2 months now and I can’t remember a time when I’ve felt better physically and mentally. I believe in this procedure and truly hope insurance companies start covering it in the future. It really should be available to anyone who is living with opiate addiction.

So I've been addicted to opiods for over 10 years and I've been through two 6 month long term treatment centers, two half way houses, and at least four 1 month treatment centers. I tell you this to say usually drugs get sneaked into these places or there is no support afterwards and you are just thrown out into the world and expected to survive. As my addiction grew and got worse. I got to a point where I wasnt even getting high anymore and was so absolutely terrified of the withdrawal and I would use just so I wouldn't be sick. ANR is real, it's legitimate and it honestly works. It wasn't all cupcakes and rainbows I definitely did not feel 100% for the first 2 to 3 days after the treatment but it was nothing compared to cold turkey withdrawal or even the withdrawal I would get when trying to transfer to suboxone. With ANR they walked me through the process did a medical evaluation on me to make sure I was fit enough for the procedure and afterwards they provided medication to help with the 2 days after the treatment but honestly it was nothing and I mean NOTHING compared to how sick I usually would get when trying to quit. Also they provide you with a 30 day supply of naltrexone that blocks the craving of opiates and they send a refill to a pharmacy of your choosing each month after the procedure. When it comes to the procedure, they put you to sleep and use a medication to remove the opiates from your body at a extremely fast rate getting you through the worst part while under. Everybody is under for different lengths of time due to how severe your dependency is, for myself it was 7 hours I believe. When you come too your in a private room, nurses are there to take care of you, make sure your doing well & have everything you need. Your released the day after the procedure but you stay in the area for a additional 2 days. An ANR team member comes by each day to make sure you are progressing & help in any way they can. All I can say is this is real, a real shot at saving your life, a real opportunity to chage your life and a real chance at being happy without drugs and living a life without the fear of withdrawal. I didn't think any of this was possible with how bad I had got over the years. In closing I just want to say THANK YOU ANR for all you have done for me and giving me the gift of freedom.

This is my second review, 1 day later. Day 2 after procedure. I've never felt better. I was quite addicted and this place made me better in 12 hours. Here's the truth, the sleeping after the procedure is pretty brutal, but more than manageable, they got all the good meds and give them as needed. I'll write a review for ANR everyday I'm so grateful. Go clean yourself up. Call Cindy. You're welcome

You're gonna feel super tired for about three days. But man, this was the only thing that worked for me. Trust me, I've tried it all. Save yourself some cash and time, do ANR. (follow their guidelines before and after treatment too), and put this whole mess behind you. Best of luck.

Undergoing this treatment was a transformative experience, marking a significant turning point in my life. This treatment was an incredibly quick and painless. A unique aspect of this method is that it effectively blocks opioid receptors post-treatment, thereby reducing the possibility of relapse.I hope my testimonial as a patient who has truly experienced it can provide some meaningful insights: Upon reaching the hospital, I was warmly welcomed by Dr. Kabamba, who was very pleasant. The procedure. I don't remember feeling any withdrawal symptoms or anything beyond that point. My next memory is waking up in the middle of the night needing to use the restroom, the nurses assisting me with medication to return to sleep, and then waking up the next day feeling very tired, but very calm and comfortable. I have attempted detoxification numerous times before, including cold turkey, suboxone, dose tapering, medical marijuana, and rapid detox, to name a few. But ANR was by far the most straightforward and effortless experience. The primary goal of the procedure is to swiftly and painlessly overcome withdrawals and reinstate a pre-dependency chemical balance, which it did remarkably well! The last time I tried home detox, I was severely ill for an entire month, and after a month-long ordeal, I unfortunately relapsed, landing me back at square one. The exceptional experience at the ANR Clinic inspired me to share my journey and help others grappling with overcoming addiction. I hope my story can provide some guidance and support for anyone battling the shackles of addiction. Good luck!!!