TREATMENT
Treatment for Opioid Use Disorder
Opioid use disorder is a treatable medical condition. Our approach combines evidence-based medication treatment with individualized medical care and recovery support.


MEDICATION TREATMENT
Suboxone Treatment
Suboxone® contains buprenorphine and naloxone and is used to treat opioid use disorder.
When clinically appropriate, Suboxone can help:
Reduce opioid cravings
Reduce withdrawal symptoms
Support stabilization
Help patients reduce or stop illicit/non-prescribed opioid use
Allow patients to focus on their health and recovery
Treatment is individualized based on your medical history, opioid use history, current medications, treatment goals, and overall circumstances.
OUR SERVICES
Comprehensive Care for Your Recovery

Assessment & Diagnosis
A successful recovery starts with a deep understanding of your unique needs. Our clinicians conduct a thorough clinical evaluation to build your personalized treatment roadmap.
Assessment & Diagnosis
We provide a specialized clinical intake to determine the best path forward for your physical and mental health.
Medical & Substance History
A detailed review of your past medical records and usage patterns to ensure a safe transition into care.
Comprehensive Evaluation
A thorough assessment for opioid use disorder to understand the severity and scope of your recovery needs.
Current Medication Review
Evaluation of current medications and medical conditions to ensure safety and coordinate your treatment.
Medication Treatment
Suboxone/buprenorphine initiation
Medication management
Dose adjustments when clinically appropriate
Ongoing monitoring


Recovery
Support
Individualized treatment planning
Coordination with counselors and therapists
Behavioral-health referrals
Community recovery resources
Whole-Person Medical Care
Management of co-occurring medical conditions
Coordination with primary care providers
Support involving chronic pain concerns
Evaluation of anxiety, depression, and other substance-use concerns


Overdose Prevention
Overdose prevention education
Naloxone prescribing when appropriate
Take the First Step
You don't have to navigate recovery alone. Contact PREMA to learn more about your treatment options.