Withdrawal Management Services
Withdrawal Management Services is a 20 bed, non-medical co-located men and women's facility (15 male beds and 5 female beds). Length of stay is normally 3-4 days.
We offer a comfortable, safe and relaxed atmosphere where men and women 16 years of age or older, can withdraw from the effects of drugs (prescription or other) and/or alcohol. Clients must continue to take prescribed medications as directed by physician, however, all medications are turned-in to staff at admission. Medication is self-administered and monitored by staff.
Referrals to our program can be made by anyone concerned for the well-being of another, however, admission is voluntary. There is no wait time for admission to our program, but anyone interested in admission is required to call for bed availability. If the centre is full, we provide clients with support in the intensive observation area until a bed becomes available.
Close service linkages exist with Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, Addictions Assessment & Outpatient Treatment Program, WRH hospital emergency rooms, Windsor Police, House of Sophrosyne, Westover, and Brentwood Treatment Facilities. The program is represented at the local and regional provider networks for addictions.
Contact Information
Withdrawal Management Services
Withdrawal Management & Assessment Centre
Hôtel-Dieu Grace Healthcare
1453 Prince Road
Windsor, ON N9C 3Z4
(519) 257-5225
Hours
24 hour service
Program Manager
Leslie Davis
(519) 257-5111 ext.76981
Email
Welcome to Withdrawal Management
In this tour video, you will be walked through the intake process and what you can expect while receiving treatment.
Families’ and Friends’ Role in Promoting Safety
Family members and friends play an important role in patient safety. Encouraging
attendance of appointments, taking medications and asking to be involved in
understanding and facilitating treatment plans is recommended among family
members and friends. If family members and friends have serious concerns
about a loved one’s safety and well-being please utilize emergency (911) or
crisis hotline (519-973-4435) services or locations (nearest emergency room or
crisis centre) as needed. You are always allowed to provide us with
information however we may not be able to relay information/feedback to you
directly. For any important messages the hospital contact information is
provided on this website under the Contacts link.
Thank you for your role in promoting safety.