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Medication-assisted treatment with methadone is the gold standard for opioid addiction when supported by counseling.
Office-based buprenorphine treatment (Suboxone®) is offered in select locations, providing treatment in a setting similar to a physician’s office.
Individual, group and family substance use counseling by professional, licensed clinicians is a critical component of all comprehensive treatment plans.
Medication-assisted treatment is available at programs throughout Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts and New Hampshire.
HCRC is dedicated to delivering quality care for those struggling with addiction to prescription pain medications, heroin, and fentanyl. Medication-assisted treatment reduces the effects of opioid withdrawal and diminishes the cravings which so often lead to relapse. Comprehensive treatment plans address not only the physical dependency to opioids, but also the mental, emotional and spiritual effects addiction has had on our patients’ lives.
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No, the lack of understanding on this topic furthers the stigma around MAT and creates barriers for those struggling with opioid addiction. Methadone and buprenorphine are FDA approved medications that do not cause “euphoria” or impairment when taken at the correct dosage. Instead, they relieve an individual’s craving for opioids…
Methadone is a full agonist opioid meaning that it acts similarly to other opioids by activating the receptors in the brain fully. However, there are two key differences:
1) When administered at the proper dose, there is no “high” like with illicit opioids.
2) It is very long-acting, so it does not cause cycles of high and withdrawal like short acting opioids do…
The length of a medication-assisted treatment program varies for each person based on a number of factors including their drug use history, drug of choice, recovery support system and individual brain chemistry. While the time in treatment can vary…
No, the lack of understanding on this topic furthers the stigma around MAT and creates barriers for those struggling with opioid addiction. Methadone and buprenorphine are FDA approved medications that do not cause “euphoria” or impairment when taken at the correct dosage. Instead, they relieve an individual’s craving for opioids…
More Info about MATMethadone is a full agonist opioid meaning that it acts similarly to other opioids by activating the receptors in the brain fully. However, there are two key differences:
1) When administered at the proper dose, there is no “high” like with illicit opioids.
2) It is very long-acting, so it does not cause cycles of high and withdrawal like short acting opioids do…
The length of a medication-assisted treatment program varies for each person based on a number of factors including their drug use history, drug of choice, recovery support system and individual brain chemistry. While the time in treatment can vary…
More Info about MAT
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