Finally, a Medical Answer to Opioid Dependency

The world-renowned ANR procedure treats the root of opioid dependence from a scientific and medical perspective and allows the patient to avoid withdrawals and cravings.

25,000+ patients treated

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The Battle of Opioid Dependency No One Sees

Opioid dependency isn’t a weakness – it’s a medical condition that hijacks your brain and holds your life hostage. We see you, and we understand your struggle.

The Cycle of Dependence

You stop. Withdrawals begin. You return to using to avoid the discomfort. The pattern repeats and feels hard to escape.

When Treatment Falls Short

You’ve made the effort, but 85% of patients relapse after treatment. It can feel frustrating and disheartening.

The Weight of Stigma

You keep your struggle private. The misunderstanding and stigma around opioid dependence can feel isolating and discouraging.

ANR helps individuals reclaim the life they had before opioid addiction - within days.

True Neurological Healing

ANR reverses the brain changes caused by opioids while you’re under sedation. You wake up with restored endorphin function – no cravings, no withdrawal, no ongoing battle.

Hours to Freedom, Not Months

36 hours total hospitalization. 2-3 days of follow-up care. Complete treatment in under a week. No long-term facility stays or extended time away from your life.

Opioid Dependency Experts - Nothing Else

Unlike addiction centers that treat everything, we focus solely on opioid dependency. 30+ years of specialized research. 25,000+ opioid patients treated. This is all we do – and we do it better than anyone.

How it works

The ANR treatment follows a precise medical protocol to restore your brain’s natural balance safely and comfortably.

Step 1: Getting You Ready

Through regular check-ins before treatment, we assess your health, stabilize your opioid dosage, and prepare your body. You'll know exactly what to expect.

Step 2: The ANR Procedure

After morning admission and medical assessment, you're sedated while our team restores your brain's endorphin balance. The process takes 4-6 hours.

Step 3: Waking to Freedom

You wake without cravings or withdrawal. After overnight monitoring, most patients leave the hospital within 36 hours of admission.

Step 4: Your Continued Care

We see you daily for the next few days, providing guidance on exercise, nutrition, and healthy habits to optimize your endorphin production. Monthly follow-up continues. Go live your life.

Trusted by 25,000+ patients worldwide

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25,000+ patients treated

"Every patient who walks through our doors has tried everything else. They come to us as a last resort. They leave free from dependency. That's not a miracle - that's medical science properly applied."

Dr. Andre Waismann

Founder, ANR Clinic

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know about ANR Clinic.

How is ANR different from traditional detox or rehab?

ANR treats the neurological cause of opioid dependency, not just the symptoms. While traditional detox removes opioids from your system (leading to 85% relapse rates), ANR restores your brain’s endorphin balance. The result: no cravings, no withdrawal, no need for ongoing treatment.

Absolutely. ANR is performed only in accredited hospital ICUs by board-certified anesthesiologists and critical care physicians. With 24,000+ successful treatments and a 0.5% readmission rate, our safety record speaks for itself.

The hospital stay averages 36 hours. You’ll have 2-3 days of follow-up appointments, making the total treatment time 4-5 days. Compare this to months in traditional rehab programs.

No. The entire ANR procedure happens while you’re under deep sedation. You sleep through any withdrawal process and wake up free from cravings and withdrawal symptoms.

You’ll have daily check-ins for 2-3 days, then monthly follow-ups. We provide guidance on optimizing your natural endorphin production through lifestyle changes. You’ll also take naltrexone temporarily to maintain your restored balance.

ANR is an elective procedure that is not currently covered by insurance. However, we offer several financing options to make treatment accessible. 

No. ANR is specifically designed for opioid dependency only. We don’t treat alcohol, stimulants, or other addictions. This specialization is why we’re so effective—30+ years focused solely on perfecting opioid dependency treatment.

Ready to get opioid free?

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