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Suboxone Clinic Lexington - Battling Opioid Addiction

Medication-assisted Treatment (MAT)

Suboxone Clinic Lexington - Restore Health KY - reclaim your life!<br /> We know all too well that when a patient is calling chances are they are experiencing horrific pain due to being physically hooked on heroin or opiate pain medications like Oxycontin, Vicodin or Percocet. It is vital that we schedule them an appointment with our suboxone doctors here at 1018 South 4th St, Ste 3, Louisville, KY 40203. Our medication-assisted treatment program is top-rated in Louisville, KY and Lexington, KY. Telehealth. Telemedicine appointments are available.

Ayahuasca is a ancient Plant Medicine or Sacred Spirit Teacher Sacrament or Psychedelic, used in PAT or Psychedelic-Assisted therapy drug and alcohol treatment and mental health rehabilitation.

Simple 123 Process with Suboxone Doctor Lexington

Your first step is to give us a call at our Suboxone Clinic in Lexington. Next, we will book you an initial opiate addiction treatment consultation. Finally, you will meet with some really cool doctors and nurses and be out the door in about an hour so you can enjoy the rest of your day. Will I get medication the same day? You will get a prescription when you come in for your suboxone doctor visit. We do however work very closely with local pharmacies to help patients avoid pharmacies not carrying certain medications such as Suboxone, Subutex or Vivitrol. Ketamine therapy is available through our Ketamine doctors in Lexington, KY. Our Lexington Ketamine Infusion Therapy Center is top rated, our Ketamine doctors highly trained, specializing in Ketamine Therapy or Psychedelic Therapy. For information pertaining to Kentucky Ayahuasca Ceremonies or Kentucky Ayahuasca Retreats, please visit Restore Health KY, INC or contact your local Native American Church.

Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) in Lexington

In addition to Medication-assisted treatment (MAT), we also have intensive outpatient treatment (IOP) with group therapy and individual counseling. Because over the years, we see a simple formula to achieve success in recovery. 1. take suboxone or withdrawal meds as prescribed. 2. attend group counseling sessions 3. get involved with others who are also doing the ``recovery thing`` so you have some support and can get outside of yourself by being accountable to others. Do these 3 simple things and your chance of success drastically improves.