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Telehealth Suboxone Doctors in Tennessee
If you’ve ever performed an internet search for “Telehealth Suboxone Doctors Near Me”, you know you’re going to get some fairly mixed search results. After you narrow your search, you might consider searching Google specifically for the clinic you’re leaning towards to see their Google Business Profile. Here’s one such example using Recovery Care in…
Read MoreIs Opioid Addiction Similar to Diabetes?
Opioid addiction and diabetes are both chronic diseases that can have a significant impact on a person’s health. Both conditions can lead to serious health complications, including heart disease, stroke, and death. Here are some of the similarities between opioid addiction and diabetes: Both are chronic diseases. Opioid addiction and diabetes are both long-term conditions…
Read MoreIs Inpatient Addiction Treatment Better than Outpatient Addiction Treatment?
According to the web: Inpatient addiction treatment is a type of addiction treatment where the patient lives at the treatment center for the duration of their treatment. This type of treatment is typically recommended for people with severe addiction or co-occurring mental health conditions. Inpatient addiction treatment can provide a safe and supportive environment where…
Read MoreWhat is Precipitated Withdrawal?
Precipitated withdrawal is a sudden and severe onset of opioid withdrawal symptoms that can occur when someone takes a medication that blocks the effects of opioids, such as buprenorphine or naloxone, before they have completely detoxed from opioids. The key word here is “before”. When someone transitions to Suboxone (buprenorphine and naloxone) after recent moderate…
Read MoreHow to Find a Suboxone Clinic Near Me
If you are struggling with opioid addiction, you may be considering getting help from an online Suboxone clinic in Tennessee. Suboxone is a medication that can help to reduce cravings and withdrawal symptoms, making it easier to quit opioids. Suboxone medications work in two different ways: Suboxone’s buprenorphine “can virtually eliminate opioid withdrawal symptoms” according…
Read MoreWhat is a Suboxone Doctor Online?
Finding a Suboxone doctor online can be a challenge. A Google search does not always provide the results we’re looking for. A Suboxone doctor online is typically a physician at a clinic licensed to provide Suboxone telemedicine treatment to patients in their local state, such as Tennessee. And, just because you find a Suboxone doctor…
Read MoreOpioid Addiction – Why Are People Addicted?
Getting addicted to opioids can happen to almost anyone for many reasons. While some feel the opioid addiction may be genetic, there are other reasons why people get addicted and stay addicted. The most common reasons people get addicted to opioids are: Pain Relief Opioids can be very effective at relieving pain and are used…
Read MoreTennCare Suboxone Telemedicine Program Reaching All of Tennessee
Recovery Care launched its TennCare Suboxone Telemedicine Program in fourth quarter of 2022 and the results are very exciting! We’ve asked Recovery Care co-owner Drew Bourke a few questions about this exciting telemedicine addiction program that accepts TennCare insurance. Question: In just a matter of a few months Recovery Care has provided Suboxone Telemedicine…
Read MoreOne Year in Columbia Providing TennCare Telemedicine Suboxone Treatment
It’s our birthday this January, and we are so grateful to have opened our first center in Columbia. When we opened in January 2022 we assumed this might be one of many locations we’d open in Tennessee over the next few years. Our plan was to open 5 clinics in the next four years. That…
Read MoreAre Dr. Reddy’s Generic Suboxone Films Causing Headaches, Chills or Withdrawals?
Recently, we had a patient transition from generic Suboxone tablets to Dr. Reddy’s generic Suboxone films. The result was not what we or he expected. Generic Suboxone Tablets and Films – Aren’t they the same thing? All generic Suboxone films and tablets are supposed to contain the same medications and the same amounts of medications.…
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