Journey Healthcare offers a full array of FDA approved treatment medications including suboxone, as well as injectables such as SUBLOCADE and BRIXADI, which are taken on a weekly or monthly basis. We also offer Vivitrol. Naltrexone is offered for alcohol Addiction.
Addiction differs from person to person and the treatment methods at Journey Healthcare will reflect your individualized needs.
People struggling with addiction have regularly experienced:
- Continued use despite consequences and self-destructive behaviors.
- Increased cravings and inability to control impulses around substance use.
- Decrease in self-care and quality of life.
Drug and alcohol addiction are a complex brain disease and despite good intentions and significant motivation towards recovery we continue to see ongoing struggles to sustain lasting change and achieve long-term sobriety. Journey Healthcare has found that combining Medication Assisted Treatment through FDA Approved medications outlined below and professional counseling many patients can and do meet their goals and take their lives back. We find that a ‘person-centered’ approach to addiction assist in treatment compliance and commitment to care where we aim to work at your pace towards your goals. We offer a highly flexible schedule to reduce barriers to treatment engagement allowing individuals to attend to other important areas of their lives such as family and careers. We also offer convenient telehealth options for Medical and Therapeutic appointments.
Our effective programs are aimed to treat various forms of substance abuse including Alcohol and Opioid use disorders.
Alcohol Use Disorder
Alcohol use disorder is a pattern of alcohol use that involves problems controlling your drinking, becoming preoccupied with alcohol consumption and is accompanied with significant consequences as a result of continued alcohol use.
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Opioid Use Disorder
The issue of opioid use disorders has become a public health crisis with devastating consequences including an unfathomable number of fatal overdoses. Opioid addiction is a chronic, progressive disease that can cause major health, social and economic problems.
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Addiction Treatment
In order to provide you with the tools to be successful in your recovery we offer not only behavioral and therapeutic interventions but believe it is imperative to, whenever necessary, treat your addiction with expert medical interventions.