Hospital inpatient alcohol and drug treatment is a form of rehab that is done in a hospital facility and is conducted by medical practitioners and other medical professionals. Hospital inpatient rehab is often required if there is any chance of life threatening symptoms of withdrawal, which is occasionally true with alcohol and with a class of medical drug known as benzodiazepines which should be overseen very carefully by medical experts to avoid any problems. Hospital inpatient treatment may be an option for treatment clients in Nakina who choose to undergo medication assisted withdrawal, which is often the situation with individuals in Nakina whom are addicted to opiates and want to use this type of withdrawal approach to prevent the harsh symptoms associated with heroin or other opiate withdrawal. This kind of opiate withdrawal is not considered rehabilitation by itself however, and treatment clients will require additional counseling and therapy to completely recover from opiate addiction.