1 Independent Dr. Rainbow City, Alabama 35906 United States
Combat The Opioid Crisis
Treatment
Our Options
Clinic 5 treatment
Medication, Assisted, Treatment
MAT 101
Medication
Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) is the use of medications, in combination with therapy, to treat substance abuse disorders.
Medications include Suboxone, Sublocade, and Vivitrol.
Buprenorphine and Naloxone are the key ingredients in Suboxone and Zubsolv. Buprenorphine is the key ingredient in Sublocade, and Naltrexone is the key ingredient in Vivitrol.
Assisted
The medication assists by curbing cravings and blocking the effects of opioids or alcohol.
Treatment
Like with anxiety and high blood pressure, the medication is part of an overall treatment plan to help manage symptoms and get your life back.
“The Bridge Device is a small, FDA-cleared electronic device, which is worn behind the ear, delivers mild electrical signals into the brain that block the transmission of pain signals sent from the spine and brain. It is usually worn during the initial 3-5 days of the detox process when withdrawal pain and symptoms are most severe.
A little larger than a half dollar, the Bridge Device fits behind the ear and sends electrical feedback to the brain, blocking the pain signals that are associated with the withdrawal of opiates during detox.
Once past these stages of withdrawal and detox, it is now highly recommended to undertake a long-term program to stay sober, such as counseling and medication-assisted treatment such as Naltrexone.”
Our specialty
What we can do
Clinic 5 specializes in treatment with Suboxone, Zubsolv, and Vivitrol. For more information on each treament option click the links above.
We are in an opiate crisis. To combat the opioid crisis, state grants are available. Please contact us for more information.
Clinic 5 has been working to help our over populated jails by providing a service for addicts to reduce their time in jail. This program helps the inmates get their life back on track and to stay out of jail. Clinic 5 would love to work with your county to help with this epidemic. Give us a call to discuss this program 256-952-2709