Last year all doctors stopped prescribing me Klonopin, and sent me to a psychiatrist to monitor a taper. It was very slow - I went from 1mg to .75, then .5, .375, .25 and 0.125mg with decreases every 4-6 weeks. I had been taking it for sleep and laryngeal dystonia for 12 years. Only at bedtime and it was a Godsend for me. But apparently, it is risky for the elderly and I was turning 65. It took 9 months to get to 0 and it has not been easy. My psychiatrist discharged me before the end and only prescribed an antihistamine, which did not work. I had many, many sleepless nights and it affected my work performance, social and family relationships and just about all aspects of my life. My primary care doctor would only prescribe Remeron. I took it for 4 months and it did not help. Finally, I got a referral to a Sleep Specialist (neurologist) and she did not believe that just because a person is 65, they should not get help for sleep. She was willing to give me the Klonopin, but I declined because I did not want to go through the terrible withdrawals again. We are in the early stages of finding the right medication for sleep. I tried a small dose of Ambien, but I had morning nausea and daytime anxiety. Switched to Lunesta and it is better, but I have night sweats. At least I am now sleeping all night. I don't think you would do well to do to a facility because it is such a long process and needs to be very slow. I would suggest you find a Sleep Doctor or Psychiatrist to assist you in a LONG withdrawal to miminize the withdrawal. Best of luck to you.