Naltrexone Implants
Reduces the craving for psychoactive substances by up to 80%
Drug-Screen Saliva test
Detection of metabolites of toxic substances in saliva
CBD Treatment
Pharmacological Treatment to Stop Some Substance Abuse and Dependence
Detox
Vitamin and mineral supplementation to counteract the effects of consumption
Bienvenido a
Centro NTX
Keep living your life, maintain your work pace, and do not distance yourself from your family and friends
We are a 100% professional center, the only one of its kind in Mexico, with our own personalized model focused on the individual. We empower our patients to learn and reshape their behavior, allowing them to take center stage in their rehabilitation plan
We are a multidisciplinary team of professionals with specialization and/or graduate-level training in addiction treatment.
Contamos con amplia experiencia en el manejo de la adicción como enfermedad y sus complicaciones.
With 15 Years of Experience
100% Outpatient Treatment
Results within the first 3 months of treatment
Addiction Specialists
Healthcare Administrator
Judah Hernández Vásquez M.D.
Specialist in Addiction Medicine
Professional License No. 4060524 (Universidad Veracruzana)
Specialty License No. 9179595 (CESMF)
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"If craving goes unaddressed and untreated, it becomes a ticking time bomb that breaks any promise and detonates in relapse."
Judah Hernández M.D.
Specialized comprehensive care
Our Multidisciplinary Team
We have extensive experience in managing addiction as a disease and its complications.
- Addiction Medical Specialists
- Psychiatrists Addiction Doctor
- Psychologists with a postgraduate degree in addictions
- Family and Couples Therapists
- Doctors from other specialties: Neuropsychiatrists, Endocrinologists, Internists, Researchers, etc.
Patient-centered model
Learn about our services
Treatment starts with a medical assessment in addiction medicine to identify the patient’s specific needs. Our services include:
Naltrexone Implants
The desire for consumption decreases by up to 70% to 80% by blocking specific receptors in the brain that trigger this need
Pharmacological Treatment (Opioid Inhibitor) to help stop problematic and addictive use of alcohol and other drugs. Treatment typically lasts from 6 months to 1 year and may be indicated for substances such as:
• Alcohol
• Tobacco.
• Cocaine and crack cocaine
• Amphetamines and methamphetamine (crystal meth)
• Heroin, morphine, and oxycodone
• Fentanyl
Reduces cravings and relapse rates by up to 80%.
Pharmacological medical treatment with CBD
- Marijuana
- Benzodiazepines (Anti-Anxiety Medications)
- Tobacco or vaping products
- Treatment-Resistant Anxiety
Reduces cravings and relapse rates by up to 80%.
Saliva Screen Test®
- OPI – Opiates (Heroin, Morphine, Codeine)
- MET – Methamphetamine
- COC – Cocaine (Cocaine, Crack Cocaine)
- OXY – Oxycodone
- PCP – Phencyclidine
- COT – Nicotine
- MDMA – Ecstasy
- BZO – Benzodiazepines
- MTD – Methadone
- K2 – Synthetic Marijuana
- TML – Tramadol
- BAR – Barbiturates
- FYL – Fentanyl
- LSD – Lysergic Acid Diethylamide
- BUP – Buprenorphine
- THC – Marijuana (Cannabis)
Addiction Medical Evaluation
Includes:
- Personalized Diagnosis
- Medical Stabilization
- Relapse Prevention Strategy
D-tox® Outpatient Program
Treatment sessions may range from 60 minutes to 12 or 24 hours, depending on the patient’s condition and medical assessment.
Step one
The patient undergoes a comprehensive medical evaluation to determine their individual needs, followed by an appropriate outpatient stabilization and detoxification plan under medical supervision.
Step Two
A comprehensive treatment plan is provided to help reduce the potential harms associated with substance use, while addressing the patient’s physical, psychological, and social well-being.
Step Three
Support for family and work reintegration, helping patients regain stability and confidence in their daily lives.
Benefits of our treatment
Depending on the severity and stage of the substance use disorder, a medical and pharmacological treatment plan may be initiated to help reduce the harmful neurological and physical effects associated with acute or chronic substance use and support the patient’s recovery.
Treatment outcomes vary depending on the patient’s condition, the substances involved, and adherence to the treatment plan.