Suboxone Treatment & Medication-Assisted Therapy (MAT) in Monroe, NC
Are you ready to begin your road to recovery?Board-Certified Physicians, Through Our Medasic Partnership
New Beginnings has partnered with Medasic Recovery Clinic to bring board-certified, medication-assisted treatment (MAT) to our Monroe, NC location. Union County residents may qualify for scholarship funding that covers treatment at no cost, ask our team if you're eligible.
Medasic Recovery Clinic is a medication-assisted treatment (MAT) center providing care for Opioid Use Disorder and Alcohol Use Disorder. Their team includes two addiction-board-certified physicians and advanced practice providers (APPs) delivering comprehensive addiction treatment.
At New Beginnings, we only partner with organizations that share our approach to care. Medasic brings a holistic, comprehensive treatment plan to the table, and when you come to us for Suboxone treatment, you're joining a full network of addiction specialists, mental health experts, and counselors working together on your recovery.
Personalized Outpatient Suboxone Programs for Opioid Withdrawal
We provide personalized, outpatient Suboxone programs for patients going through substance and opioid withdrawal. Opioid addiction requires a different kind of treatment, and our certified counselors build individualized Suboxone plans that help you define what recovery looks like for you, and, more importantly, map out how to get there.
What Is Suboxone? FDA-Approved Treatment for Opioid Withdrawal
Suboxone is the brand name for a prescription medication used to treat opioid addiction. The FDA approved Suboxone for this use in 2002. It's an oral prescription containing two active ingredients, buprenorphine and naloxone, which reduce the effects of opioid withdrawal and ease cravings. Suboxone treatment can help patients stop using heroin, fentanyl, and other opioids.
Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT): Suboxone Plus Counseling
Medication-Assisted Treatment, also known as MAT, is an evidence-based approach to treating patients struggling with active opioid addiction. MAT combines Suboxone medication with counseling and behavioral therapies for a complete approach to recovery. This combined approach is proven effective for substance use disorders and helps many people sustain long-term recovery. Unlike abstinence-only methods, MAT uses Suboxone as a tool to support — not replace — the work of recovery. Our MAT program combines medication with real behavioral therapy: Suboxone alone isn't a cure, and it's rarely enough on its own. That's why every patient also gets individual or group drug counseling, plus support connecting to self-help groups. At New Beginnings, we follow the science: research consistently shows this combined approach is a necessary part of comprehensive addiction care.
How Suboxone Treatment Works
Outpatient Care That Fits Your Life
Suboxone is a prescription medicine used to treat addiction to opioids or narcotic pain relievers, and it's just one part of our complete treatment program, which also includes counseling and behavioral health services. Suboxone has become a preferred treatment for opioid addiction because of its pharmacological and safety profile: as a partial "opioid agonist," it doesn't produce a "high," carries a low risk of physical dependence, has a lower potential for misuse, and includes a ceiling effect that helps prevent overdose. That's why many doctors prescribe it to manage withdrawal symptoms. Coming off Suboxone itself can still be challenging, which is why our team tapers your dosage gradually and safely while continuing to treat the underlying addiction. Once you've completed induction and are stable on your treatment plan, you may be prescribed up to a one-month supply of Suboxone at a time. Because treatment is outpatient, you can live at home throughout the program, keeping your job, your routine, and your relationships intact while you recover.
The 4 Phases of Suboxone Treatment
Intake — a medical and psychosocial evaluation, a urine drug screen, and blood tests to ensure you can take the medication without harm
Induction — transitioning you from your current opiates to Suboxone, aiming to minimize "cold turkey" withdrawal symptoms
Stabilization — adjusting Suboxone to the lowest dose that suppresses withdrawal, to allow for eventual tapering and discontinuation
Maintenance — ongoing, medically supervised treatment and support for those with severe addiction, including connection to support groups
Start Suboxone Treatment in 3 Simple Steps
1. Schedule Your Consultation With Our Suboxone Doctor
2. Follow Through With Your Counseling Plan
3. Maintain Your Recovery, One Day at a Time
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NEW BEGINNINGS
TREATMENT CENTER
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Charlotte:
1508 Cleveland Ave. Charlotte, NC 28203
Monroe:
Gastonia:
825 E. 2nd Ave. Gastonia, NC 28054
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Charlotte: 704-334-6574
Monroe: 704-821-4291
Gastonia: 704-854-9102
Email: kwalsh@newbeginningstreatmentcenter.com
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