7-Day Medical Detox

A Safer, Supported Way Through Withdrawal.

If you are worried about stopping alcohol or drugs - or trying to help someone who is - detox should not be faced alone. Foundations provides medical supervision, privacy and round-the-clock support while your body and mind begin to stabilise.

You do not have to push through alone

Take the weight off your shoulders

Withdrawal can feel frightening and unpredictable, especially when previous attempts to stop have been difficult. A medically supervised detox gives you somewhere safe to pause, be properly assessed and receive support as symptoms change.

At Foundations, your care is planned around your substance use, health and current needs. Medical oversight, regular wellness checks, rest, nourishment and human support come together in a calm residential setting - not a busy hospital ward.

Seven days is designed to support acute stabilisation and create a clear bridge into the next stage of recovery. Suitability and the safest course of care are confirmed through a confidential pre-admission assessment.

7-day detox at a glance

Investment

USD $7,000 for seven days

The team will explain what is included and confirm clinical suitability before admission.

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What’s included

Everything needed to focus on getting through

The first priority is to help you feel safe, supported and as comfortable as possible. Practical details are taken care of so your energy can go towards rest, stabilisation and the first steps of recovery.

Round-the-clock supervision

Clinical support is available 24 hours a day, with regular observation and a team close by as withdrawal symptoms change.

Individual medical plan

Your history and current health inform a personalised detox plan, with medical oversight by Dr Joy and medication where clinically appropriate.

Daily wellness check-ins

Regular check-ins help the team understand how you are feeling, monitor progress and adjust support when needed.

Private accommodation

A quiet, air-conditioned private room gives you space to rest, sleep and recover with support nearby.

Food and essentials

All meals are prepared by the onsite chef, with everyday essentials and toiletries provided so there is less to organise.

A bridge into recovery

Gentle addiction education and group support are introduced as you are able, followed by a clear recommendation for what comes next.

Where you’ll stay

Private, quiet and designed for rest

Detox can be physically and emotionally demanding. Your surroundings should reduce stress, not add to it. Foundations offers private accommodation, calm shared spaces and tropical gardens in a discreet residential setting.

You can rest when you need to, eat nourishing meals and know trained support is close by. The environment feels warm and considered while regular clinical review and round-the-clock supervision remain firmly in place.

What the week can look like

Safety first. Then a clearer way
forward.

Detox is individual, so the timing and intensity of each stage will vary. The team responds to
how you are progressing rather than forcing you through a fixed daily schedule.

Programme length is shaped around your needs. These phases show how the focus can develop across a 30, 60 or 90-day residential stay.

Arrival and assessment

Understand what you need

The team reviews your health, substance use and recent symptoms, then confirms an individual plan for the safest possible start.

Early stabilisation

Rest with support close by

The focus is on monitoring, symptom support, hydration, nourishment and sleep while your body moves through the acute stage of withdrawal.

Preparing for what comes next

Leave with a plan

As you feel more stable, gentle recovery support helps you understand the next step and avoid returning straight to the same cycle.

A day in detox

Care that follows how you are feeling

There is a reassuring rhythm to the day, but no expectation to perform. Clinical observations, meals, rest and support are shaped around your symptoms and energy. As you stabilise, you can begin joining gentle recovery conversations and group sessions.

Medical and psychiatric guidance

Dr Monika Joy Reverger,
Sp.KJ

Consultant psychiatrist

Dr Joy is a Bali-based psychiatrist who supports the Foundations team with psychiatric assessment, clinical advice and medical input where required. Her involvement helps ensure that detox planning considers both the physical realities of withdrawal and the person’s wider mental health needs.

She completed her specialist training in psychiatry through the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Indonesia. Dr Joy is a member of the Indonesian Medical Association (IDI) and the Indonesian Psychiatric Association (PDSKJI).

For people entering detox - and for families who may be worried about them - her role brings experienced medical judgement to the plan while keeping care personal, respectful and easy to understand.

Clinical care

Someone is paying attention, day and night

Good detox care is not simply a room in which to wait. It means noticing changes, responding to symptoms and knowing when a different level of care may be needed. Your safety, dignity and comfort guide every decision.

Pre-admission assessment

A confidential review helps determine whether Foundations is an appropriate and safe setting for your detox before travel or admission is confirmed.

Medical oversight

Dr Joy oversees the detox approach, with an individual plan and medication prescribed only where clinically appropriate.

24/7 supervision

Support remains available around the clock, including overnight, so you are not left to manage changing symptoms alone.

Ongoing monitoring

Regular observations and daily wellness check-ins help the team follow your progress and respond to concerns.

Nourishment and rest

Meals, hydration, sleep and a low-stress environment support the physical work your body is doing.

Continuity of care

Detox ends with a clear recommendation, including a direct pathway into residential treatment where appropriate.

You do not need to decide today

Start with one honest conversation

You do not need to know how long you should stay or have everything worked out. Tell us what is happening. We will listen, answer your questions and help you understand the next step without pressure.

Questions about medical detox

Know what happens before you arrive

You can ask questions without committing. The team will explain suitability, timing, travel and what support may be needed next.

Is seven days right for everyone?

No. The appropriate setting and length depend on the substance involved, pattern and duration of use, current symptoms, physical health and other medications. A confidential clinical assessment is required before admission. Some people may need a longer detox or hospital-level care.

What substances may require medical detox?

People commonly seek help with withdrawal from alcohol, benzodiazepines, opioids, stimulants and combinations of substances. The risks and appropriate approach differ, so the team assesses each situation individually rather than assuming one detox regime suits everyone.

What does the $7,000 include?

The seven-day programme includes 24/7 supervision and support, medical oversight by Dr Joy, an individual detox plan, daily wellness check-ins, private accommodation, meals prepared onsite, essentials and toiletries, recovery support as tolerated and next-step planning.

Will I be given medication?

Medication may be used where Dr Joy considers it clinically appropriate as part of your individual withdrawal-management plan. This is discussed during assessment and reviewed as your symptoms and needs change.

Can I come directly from overseas?

Travel should be discussed with the admissions and clinical team before you book or begin your journey. They will review your current situation and help coordinate a safe arrival where admission is suitable.

What happens after seven days?

Detox addresses the immediate physical stage, but it does not resolve the reasons alcohol or drugs became difficult to control. Before you leave, the team will recommend an appropriate next step. For many people, this means moving directly into the Foundations residential rehabilitation programme.

What if withdrawal has already become severe?

Severe or rapidly worsening withdrawal can be a medical emergency. If you are experiencing seizures, confusion, hallucinations, difficulty breathing, chest pain, loss of consciousness or another urgent symptom, contact local emergency services immediately rather than waiting for website or admissions support.

What happens when you reach out

One conversation. A clearer next step.

We listen

Tell us what has been happening, in your own words and at your own pace.

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We talk through your options

Ask anything you need to know about treatment, timing, costs, detox or coming to Bali.

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We plan the next step

If Foundations feels right, we help make the process of getting here clear and manageable.

A private first step

Talk to Someone Who Understands

You do not need to be ready to commit. Speak with someone who understands addiction, ask your questions and find out whether Foundations may be right for you.

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