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Your Path To Recovery From Addiction Through Telehealth
Do you or a loved one need an effective treatment option because you or they are struggling with substance abuse? If so, The Addictionology Center has through telehealth addiction treatment programs that can help. For those seeking sobriety from substance abuse, our telehealth addiction treatment program provides a practical and reachable solution. Our online addiction treatment programs combine cutting-edge technology with tried-and-tested addiction therapy techniques to give those in need the best results. To help you in overcoming your addiction, our telehealth addiction treatment programs provide online substance abuse treatment, online addiction counseling, and a specialized treatment plan. The Addictionology Center is here to support you every step of the way because we understand the difficulties that come with substance abuse. Our telehealth addiction treatment programs are created to offer you the assistance and tools you require to beat your addiction and reclaim your life. Stop allowing substance abuse to rule your life. Take the first step toward recovery by getting in touch with us right away to learn more about our telehealth addiction treatment programs.
Suboxone is a brand name medication commonly prescribed by clinicians to treat opioid use disorder
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We have been developing our Telemedicine Addiction Program for a long time and continue to expand our offerings in support of regulatory changes calling for more access to quality treatment services.
Behavioral and substance abuse services that are rendered via teleconferencing through an encrypted platform appropriate to the provision of services for clients to gain the knowledge, insight, coping mechanisms, and support systems necessary.
Outpatient Substance abuse medication management is rendered by a qualified prescribing provider who evaluates the individual’s need for medications to assist in detoxification or sobriety, provides prescriptions, and ongoing medical monitoring.
What is a plan? A plan, or treatment plan, considers all of the problems clients face. Our assessment looks at client’s health, social and family health, mental health, financial health, legal issues, employment, and more. Our clients are provided a plan the moment they complete their assessment with their treatment team. This plan is followed, updated, and revised as they continue in their care. What client’s face at the beginning of treatment is often very different from their needs 3, 6, and 9 months down the road.
You are not alone and can achieve a better life than the one you have today. Research that has consisted of clinical and medical practices and services, but just as importantly, by years of listening to clients, families, and information seekers. You are not the first person to obtain recovery, to improve your life, or to come to our program. The fact that many have gone before you provides a significant advantage in your journey. Your program is shaped by years of experience and others farther in their journey are available to support you.
Our telehealth program makes it easier for you to receive treatment right in the comfort of your own home without traveling to a physical location.
Our online substance abuse treatment program allows you to schedule appointments at a convenient time.
Our telehealth program offers a customized addiction treatment program tailored to your specific needs, helping you to achieve the best possible outcome.
You can learn more about enrolling in treatment during a call with an Enrollment Coordinator. If we are able to meet your treatment needs, we will schedule your initial visit with one of our medical providers.
During your initial telemedicine visit, your provider will work with you to devise a treatment plan customized to consider your full health history and your goals for treatment.
If the provider deems it appropriate, you will then start your induction on Buprenorphine/Naloxone (Suboxone) to overcome any opioid withdrawals and cravings. We will prescribe a personalized course of comfort medications to ease the process.
Throughout treatment, our providers will check in with you during online video visits at least once per month. You will also complete a drug screening at least once per month starting out, usually via at-home urine or saliva collection. Your provider will be there with you at every step of the way, and our Clinical Support Specialists will help you troubleshoot issues with pharmacies and payments.
The goal of our team is to guide our clients and their families to a better life.
Substance use disorder presents with a set of problems, including depression, anxiety, hopelessness, lack of self-worth, and a grim prospect for the future. Clients are dealing with family problems, legal problems, health problems, and numerous other problems in addition to the addiction they are seeking help for. Individuals and families are constantly searching for a solution to what seems an unsolvable problem, and often report that before entering our program they questioned whether or not a feasible, affordable, and effective path to recovery existed. A path does exist to create a better life.
There is an overwhelming fear that those coming for guidance have a small chance at recovery, a better life, and a normal existence. They believe that they are not capable of achieving the benefits described to them. Many people think that they are different than those who have obtained a better life. They cannot imagine a life without alcohol or drugs. We have guided these exact individuals to places they never thought possible. Over time, these individuals realized that every service offered has a purpose and that by simply working with their team and following the plan they helped create, they significantly improved their lives.
When patients are addicted to opioids, they find themselves taking narcotics just to feel normal, not necessarily to get high. Their brain habituates to the opiate, and they start to feel sick without the opiate. Something that started off as an outside drug becomes an inside demand, because the receptors in the brain changed quickly.
We offer Medication for Addiction Treatment (MAT) with Buprenorphine / Naloxone (Suboxone) to help patients stop their opioid use, as a part of their journey back to health.
