-- October 27, 2017 – Atlanta, Georgia – Atlanta Suboxone Doctor has opened a new outpatient addiction treatment center to provide compassionate and confidential care to patients suffering from drug and opioid abuse. This Suboxone clinic welcomes patients from all walks of life and even offers Subutex for patients who are pregnant or nursing.
The addiction treatment center is led by Dr. Tom Mebane, and with his skilled team of addiction recovery specialists, he guides each patient through his unique Four-step approach to recovery. “We focus on biological, psychological, social and spiritual factors in a comprehensive and interconnected approach that doesn’t just treat symptoms of addiction, but the underlying causes,” Dr. Mebane states. The successful recoveries that result from this process stem from the overall wellness Dr. Mebane promotes, as well as his ability to personalize the treatment for each patient’s individual needs.
Contact Atlanta Suboxone Doctor
Located at 3525 Piedmont Road NE, Piedmont Center Building 7, Suite 300, Atlanta, GA 30305. Hours: Monday through Friday from 9:00am to 5:00pm. Same day appointments and next day appointments are available. Schedule an appointment: Call 770-852-5244. More information? Visit https://www.atlantasuboxonedoctor.com/
What is Suboxone®?
Suboxone® medication is an FDA approved treatment for opioid addiction. This prescription medication is in the form of a film, which patients dissolve under their tongue. Suboxone has two main ingredients: buprenorphine and naloxone. Naloxone is an antagonist or opioid blocker, while buprenorphine works as a partial agonist. This means that buprenorphine activates opioid receptors in the brain, but to a lesser degree than other full agonists (such as morphine or heroin). Because buprenorphine is a partial agonist, it is limited in its effects, but it has an advantage in its binding ability. Buprenorphine’s binding causes other opioids to transfer away from the receptors and guards the receptors, so no other opioids can attach. This ability is essential, since Suboxone treatment works to curb cravings and eliminate symptoms of opiate withdrawal. With Suboxone, patients can think more clearly and function normally. Dr. Mebane and his highly trained staff will help determine each patient’s individual course of treatment.
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