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For those struggling with an opioid addiction, medication-assisted treatment can make recovery more comfortable. An MAT program helps patients manage their cravings and minimize withdrawal symptoms. One of the medications experts have proven to be useful in treating opioid addiction is suboxone. At Colorado Medication Assisted Recovery, we offer a suboxone treatment program in Thornton, CO, to help patients slowly taper off opioids. To learn more about our addiction treatment center, contact CMAR today.
Suboxone is an FDA approved medication used to treat opioid use disorder. Chemically, Suboxone is made from a mixture of buprenorphine and naloxone. Therefore, Suboxone is a brand name buprenorphine drug. The naloxone in Suboxone is inactive when taken orally. It is active when snorted or injected, and then cancels the effects of the buprenorphine. The naloxone is in Suboxone to prevent the medication from being abused.
Naloxone is an agonist, which activates the receptors that the opioids target. As a result, the naloxone in Suboxone combats and blocks the effects of buprenorphine and other opioids. When you combine buprenorphine and naloxone, you negate the effects of opioids and opiates.
At CMAR, we use Suboxone to help our patients overcome addiction to opiates, such as heroin and fentanyl. When you enroll in a suboxone treatment program in CO, you can comfortably transition from your drug onto Suboxone. Suboxone treatment minimizes the symptoms a user would usually experience when stopping the use of opioids. As a result, patients are less likely to see cravings and return to using opioids early in recovery. Furthermore, Suboxone reduces the risk that you will fatally overdose on opioids.
It’s important to note that when you come to CMAR’s suboxone treatment program, you are not replacing one drug with another. This medication is one of the most advanced medications in its class, and it is used primarily for treatment. At our Colorado addiction treatment center, we use medication-assisted treatment in combination with evidence-based therapies, such as:
Combining evidence-based therapy with clinically-driven medication-assisted treatment ensures that your mind, body, and soul are able to heal from opioid addiction. Our addiction treatment programs ensure that you receive the tools and resources you need to succeed in long-term sobriety.
Suboxone is not as dangerous as other opioids. Suboxone is safe and effective when we used to treat opioid addiction. Many experts have proven through research that suboxone is more effective than an abstinence-based treatment program.
At Colorado Medication Assisted Recovery, we understand that a suboxone treatment program needs careful implementation. As such, we offer state-of-the-art treatment practices. For instance, we provide micro-dosing induction rates and medications on site. Moreover, we ensure that you have access to clinical care throughout the process. At CMAR, your safety and long-term recovery are our primary concerns.
Click the videos below to learn more about the first steps of beginning Suboxone treatment for opioid addiction.
At Colorado Medication Assisted Recovery, we understand how difficult it can be to break the cycle of opioid addiction. However, with a suboxone treatment program, the recovery process can be manageable. Our treatment center has been carefully designed with our patients in mind. We offer both an outpatient treatment program, as well as a telehealth treatment program. CMAR’s programs allow patients to balance their responsibilities at home with their addiction recovery. Additionally, we are community-oriented and focused on our patient’s long-term recovery. Therefore, we offer activities such as training, events, and outings, giving patients a network of support and the opportunity to connect with other people in recovery.
A suboxone treatment program can help you overcome opioid addiction. To learn more about our addiction treatment center in Thornton, CO, contact Colorado Medication Assisted Recovery today at 833.448.0127.
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