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

If you can come up with that kind of money, ANR is by far your best option. Simply because this treatment is really effective. Other 'treatments' that give you methadone, Suboxone, or let you throw up on the floor for two weeks and then send you back home with more withdrawals and cravings, consider themselves treatments too. This is how crazy this world is. ANR truly heals your dependency. You won't remember the treatment and will wake up with no withdrawals, just feeling fatigued, like you ran for 10 hours. But it's bearable. You'll sleep until the morning, and it will get better and better. You gonna be discharged the same day, I left around noon. You will still be tired but won't feel the hunger, the cravings, the desire – it's gone. Whats left is optimizing your system to recover faster. You'll meet an angel named John who will help you and check on you until you fly back. Then Cindy and April, also sweet and very nice, will continue to stay in touch with you. Everybody at ANR was so nice and went above and beyond. Good luck!!!

ANR is simply a lifesaver. There is nothing else like it out there. To put it plainly, it is the ONLY thing that works for addiction, I've done that many times, and nothing else works. The entire hsopital and office staff are amazing, so helpful, and caring. Do yourself a favor and if you want your life back call them. 20k is a lot of money but its nothing compared to saving your life.

ANR really literally saved my life. I tried to other rehab methods and relapsed almost immediately. It's been 6 months since my ANR treatment.. I lost 50 lbs going to the gym, I'm back at work and have thousands of dollars actually saved.. I've never looked or felt better. If you need help, this IS the place.

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

I would not recommend this treatment to anyone. Living with someone with addiction is very hard but dealing with my husband after doing this procedures has been and is a nightmare. You do not get after care as they say. You actually can't get anyone to answer the after care number given when released. Not worth spending the $ and dealing with what I'm dealing with.

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.