I am extremely familiar with drug addiction recovery, techniques associated with them, with pain medications, and prescription pills ,and illegal drugs for that matter, from seminars at Harvard Medical School ,and I can tell you prescription pills are, especially that of high milligram doses associated with pain medications for lupus, the most destructive and easily overdose able drug present in the rehabilitation centers today. With the tremendous amount of patients with prescription medication addictions, our therapists and rehabilitation facilities are very well prepared to treat these patients.
If your friend does not realize she has an issue with drugs, family is not necessary of involve but you could perform an intervention with 5 of her closest friends and family members and find a facility (that will financially aid her with your appeal) or one that's affordable through external means so as to diffuse her financial responsibility to the situation which will make her more likely to go to detox and rehab.
Dilaudid is a particularly striking drug for it inhibits basic motor skills to the point that the individual taking it may feel paralyzed and completely unable to move while still being conscious at very low milligram dosages. For this reason, upon stacks of others, you must act quickly getting your friend the help that she needs. Addiction may be a personal struggle for many which is why it is still a problem with them. There are a very limited amount of obstacles in this world that we can overcome to be better people or to be healthier without the help of friends. By helping your friend you are providing the necessary steps for her to get better and start living a productive life.