Suboxone

• Program Overview
• What is Suboxone?
• Inpatient Detox Program
• Treatment Retention & Relapse Prevention
• Suboxone Outpatient Program
• Suboxone Outpatient FAQs
• Identifying a Problem
• Substance Abuse Facts

Comprehensive Suboxone Outpatient Treatment

Focus Healthcare of Tennessee is now offering a comprehensive outpatient approach to the management of opioid addiction using Suboxone. Suboxone is an effective, safe medication approved by the FDA for use in the treatment of opioid addiction. Suboxone relieves withdrawal symptoms, reduces cravings and blocks the effects of other opioids. Suboxone can be used as a detoxification or maintenance medication. You and your physician together will determine the length of treatment and the appropriate dosing schedule according to your needs.

Suboxone Counseling

Along with Suboxone, counseling is a critical part of the recovery journey. This has proven to be the most effective method of treating opioid addiction. Your individual counseling needs will be matched to specific services or programs, thus helping assure ultimate success in returning to productive functioning in your family, workplace and society. Treatment will address your drug use, medical, social, vocational, psychological and spiritual problems of addiction.

Suoxone, Part of Whole Person Care

Our whole person approach will help address your motivation, build skills to resist drug use and replace drug using activities with constructive and rewarding non-drug using activities, improve problems solving abilities, work on interpersonal relationships and improve family and community functioning.

Your participation in Twelve Step recovery groups and other self help support groups during and after treatment will be helpful in maintaining abstinence from drugs of abuse.

At Focus Healthcare of Tennessee, we believe healing happens with efficiency and longevity when the support system is involved in your recovery. Your support system would be invited to participate in Families in Focus programming.