Sedation Detox

The Coleman Institute

Did anesthesia detox in its early years and stopped in 2001. The current program is outpatient with light sedation and a naltrexone implant.

No longer offers anesthesia detox Richmond, Virginia Last checked October 20, 2026

Also known as Coleman Method, Accelerated Opioid Detox

  • Setting Outpatient office
  • Inside a hospital No
  • ICU on site No
  • Anesthesiologist named Not stated
  • General anesthesia No, sedation
  • Length of stay 3 to 8 days outpatient
  • Afterwards Naltrexone implant or Vivitrol
  • Published price Not published

Facts

CategoryStopped anesthesia detox in 2001. Now outpatient with light sedation.
StatusNo longer offers anesthesia detox. Operating, but no longer offers detox under anesthesia. Listed here because many directories still group it with rapid detox.
Locations204 N Hamilton St, Suite B, Richmond, VA | Partner offices listed in Dawsonville GA, Aurora CO, Largo FL and Santa Ana CA
SettingOutpatient, office-based.
Who gives the sedationNot applicable to anesthesia detox since 2001. Current program uses light sedation on the final day per the site.
Sedation or anesthesiaThe site states: "In 2001, The Coleman Institute stopped performing detox under general anesthesia."
Length of stay3 to 8 days outpatient (current program).
After the procedureNaltrexone implant or Vivitrol, 12 months of naltrexone (current program).
Published priceNot published
Accreditations and licenses statedLegitScript badge on the site.
Founded and historyOver 25 years per the site. Performed more than 300 anesthesia-assisted detoxes in its early years.

Public record

No lawsuit, death or regulatory action involving this program was found in the sources checked.

Questions

Where does The Coleman Institute do the procedure?

Outpatient, office-based.

Who gives the sedation at The Coleman Institute?

Not applicable to anesthesia detox since 2001. Current program uses light sedation on the final day per the site.

How long do you stay at The Coleman Institute?

3 to 8 days outpatient (current program).

What does The Coleman Institute cost?

Not published

What happens after the procedure at The Coleman Institute?

Naltrexone implant or Vivitrol, 12 months of naltrexone (current program).

Is there anything on the public record about The Coleman Institute?

No lawsuit, death or regulatory action involving this program was found in the sources checked.

Sources

Facts come from the program's website and the sources above, as read on October 20, 2026. Statements about safety, outcomes and patient numbers are the program's own. Represent this program? Send a correction.