Ascend Health PLLC - Suboxone Doctors & Suboxone Clinic

Q 1. What does a substance abuse treatment Clinic do?
Ans 1. <p><span class="wordai-block rewrite-block enable-highlight" data-id="19">Clinics that use Suboxone®  medication provide medication-assisted therapy services to patients who can live independently and are able to manage their daily living.</span> <span class="wordai-block rewrite-block enable-highlight" data-id="12">Clinics do not support patients suffering from severe mental illness that is co-occurring with addiction.</span> <span class="wordai-block rewrite-block enable-highlight" data-id="10">We have a great referral network and will try to direct such patients to facilities better equipped to treat their illness.</span> <span class="wordai-block rewrite-block enable-highlight" data-id="18">These places could be residential inpatient units, a sober life home, or intensive outpatient offices.</span></p>
Q 2. What is Medication-Assisted Treatment Treatment with Suboxone® ?
Ans 2. <p><span class="wordai-block rewrite-block enable-highlight" data-id="23">Standard of care for opioid addiction includes the use of an effective medication (buprenorphine or methadone or naltrexone) to manage opioid withdrawal and to reduce the chance of relapse.</span> <span class="wordai-block rewrite-block enable-highlight" data-id="1">Success rates are further improved by social and behavioral support.</span> <span class="wordai-block rewrite-block enable-highlight" data-id="20">The combination approach was once known as medication-assisted therapy, but it has lost its popularity because effective treatment requires the use of medication.</span></p><p><span class="wordai-block rewrite-block enable-highlight" data-id="22">Suboxone® is the most well-known FDA approved medication for opioid abuse disorder. It consists of buprenorphine plus naloxone in dissolving tablets or films.</span></p>
Q 3. What is Suboxone® Medication?
Ans 3. <p><span class="wordai-block rewrite-block enable-highlight" data-id="8">Suboxone® is a prescription medication used to treat Opioid addiction (legal and prescription).</span> <span class="wordai-block rewrite-block enable-highlight" data-id="4">It blocks Opiate receptors and decreases the need for abusing opioids.</span></p><p><span class="wordai-block rewrite-block enable-highlight" data-id="16">Suboxone®  is different from other Opioid replacement medications. It requires a prescription from a specialized treatment center.</span> <span class="wordai-block rewrite-block enable-highlight" data-id="2">Suboxone® can also be prescribed by your doctor.</span></p>
Q 4. What Do I need To Know About Doctors that Prescribe Suboxone® ??
Ans 4. <p><span class="wordai-block rewrite-block enable-highlight" data-id="17">Doctors that prescribe Suboxone®  provide medication-assisted treatments for patients who can live independently and are able to manage their daily lives.</span> <span class="wordai-block rewrite-block enable-highlight" data-id="9">Suboxone® can help patients suffering from severe mental illness that is co-occurring with addiction.</span> <span class="wordai-block rewrite-block enable-highlight" data-id="15">We have a great referral network. We will try our best to direct such patients to facilities better equipped to treat their illness.</span> <span class="wordai-block rewrite-block enable-highlight" data-id="21">These places could be residential inpatient units, a sober life home, or intensive outpatient offices.</span></p>
Q 5. How do I schedule an appointment at our Clinic?
Ans 5. <p><span class="wordai-block rewrite-block enable-highlight active" data-id="14">Call 980-579-4899 to schedule an appointment at one of our Clinics.</span></p><p><span class="wordai-block rewrite-block enable-highlight" data-id="11">We are currently accepting new patients at our Clinics in Statesville, NC and Charlotte, NC.</span></p>
Q 6. Is Ascend Health A Clinic That Prescribes Suboxone® and Accepts Medicaid?
Ans 6. <p>Yes! Our Clinics do accept NC Medicaid.</p>