Start Opioid Use Treatment in Oxford, Alabama
Medication-Assisted Treatment at MedMark Oxford
Our team offers methadone as medication-assisted treatment (MAT) , to help ease your withdrawal symptoms and reduce cravings, so that you can focus on the other aspects of your life that will help you succeed in your recovery.
Methadone works by preventing withdrawal symptoms and cravings while also blocking the effects of other opioids. The drug binds to the same opioid receptors in the brain as other opioids, but does not produce the same “high” or euphoria that other opioids do.
Patients taking methadone also have improved mental clarity and improved physical and mental health.
At our MedMark location in Oxford, we offer buprenorphine as part of our MAT program. This medication helps people who are suffering from opioid addiction to manage the physical side effects so they can focus on the mental and emotional aspects of their recovery.
We believe in a holistic approach, which means that we believe in combining buprenorphine and methadone with counseling and support services. This will help people to stay on the path to recovery and to live more meaningful lives.
Substance Use Counseling for Oxford, Alabama
Support Services at MedMark Oxford
Opioid addiction can have a serious impact on your everyday life, so our MedMark Oxford team is here to help by providing:
- Medical assessments and testing
- Case management services
- Coordinated pregnancy treatment
- Addiction and relapse prevention education
- Referrals to community resources
- Discharge planning and support
- Guest medication services
Learn more about how these services can ensure you are taken care of as whole person.
Your Next Step for Addiction Treatment at MedMark Oxford
Are you struggling with opioid addiction? Our MedMark program is here to help you get on the path to a healthier life. We are now accepting new patients in Oxford.
Take the first step and come visit us. You can take a tour of our facility and meet our friendly staff, who can answer any questions you have.
If you’re ready to start treatment, we recommend scheduling your first appointment ahead of time. It usually lasts for two to three hours. To learn more or get started, give us a call or email us using the buttons above.
