Overview Print Individualized treatment The intensive tobacco treatment program provides individual and group therapy and combines the latest research in human behavior and medicine into a program individualized for you. Expert care The intensive tobacco treatment program is staffed by a team of doctors, nurse practitioners, tobacco treatment specialists, dietitians, wellness coaches and respiratory therapists. Daily milestones Carbon monoxide screening is performed daily to demonstrate how quickly carbon monoxide leaves the body after stopping smoking. 24/7 support Experienced support staff members are present in the evenings and overnight when in nonstructured programming for your safety and comfort. A whole-body approach Educational components of the program include stress management, relapse prevention, nutrition, wellness and medical complications resulting from tobacco use. Physical activity options Physical activity is encouraged as a key component of helping maintain wellness and stay tobacco-free. Nutrition Healthy meals are encouraged as an important part of the recovery process. Mayo Clinic provides a unique intensive treatment option for stopping smoking. It combines the latest research in human behavior and addiction medicine into a smoking rehab program individualized for you. The program is part of the Nicotine Dependence Center at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota. More than 1,900 people have been treated since the program began in 1992. This residential smoking cessation program offers: Two virtual previsits to prepare for the onsite program. Smoking cessation counseling for individuals and groups. Quit smoking medicines. Doctor-supervised care. Long-term follow-up to prevent smoking relapse. Please register 3 to 4 weeks before the dates you wish to attend. This enables the program team to schedule your virtual previsits in a timely way. Register What to expect from this smoking cessation program Intensive smoking cessation program Program participants support one another in their efforts to quit smoking. The tobacco cessation program lasts five days, from Monday to Friday, and is based on effective principles of addiction therapy and behavior change. Sessions are kept small, with no more than 8 participants. This helps ensure that each person's needs are met. You're assigned an individual counselor who is certified as a tobacco treatment specialist. An internal medicine doctor or nurse practitioner oversees your care. Services include: Medical assessment. Daily medical follow-up. Individual and group counseling. Educational sessions on topics such as smoking relapse, managing cravings, relationships and support, and managing stress. Participants reside at a local hotel next to Mayo Clinic. A desk attendant is available at the hotel during hours when the treatment program is not in session to help with any questions and concerns. Mayo Clinic provides snacks, games, and a safe and welcoming environment at the hotel to aid with your comfort. Staff members follow up regularly with all program participants to help prevent relapse. Program dates | Program costs | Program guidelines Registration requestsTo submit a registration request for the intensive smoking cessation program, you may use the online appointment request form or contact the Nicotine Dependence Center by phone or email. Contact Phone: 507-266-9392 or 507-266-1930 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Central time, Monday through Friday Email: stopsmoking@mayo.edu Mailing address: Nicotine Dependence Center Intensive Tobacco Treatment Program Mayo Clinic 201 Building, Second Floor, Suite 20 200 First St. SW Rochester, MN 55905 SectionsDoctors Oct. 18, 2023 Print Share on: FacebookTwitter Intensive tobacco treatment programSectionsOverviewDoctorsDoctors by specialtyLocations, travel & lodgingReferrals SectionsOverviewDoctorsLocations, travel & lodgingReferrals ORG-20556257 Medical Departments & Centers Intensive tobacco treatment program