Medication-Assisted Treatment Center in Ohio

Medication-Assisted Treatment

At Cedar Oaks Wellness Center, our addiction professionals offer medication-assisted treatment for clients seeking to end their addictions in Cincinnati.
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Medication-Assisted Treatment in Cincinnati

Admitting your alcohol or drug addiction is a problem is an important first step towards recovery, but it’s also crucial that you seek professional help. Many people struggling with addiction assume they can quit using drugs completely and heal in a matter of days or weeks, but withdrawal can be uncomfortable, long, and even dangerous. If you wish to heal, you must seek a rehab center with certified medical professionals who can monitor your symptoms and give you medication as needed. Through a combination of medication and various therapies, our team strives to meet our clients where they’re at and give them a say in how they recover. Reach out to us today to learn about our facility and the various substance use disorders we can address.

 

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What is Medication-Assisted Treatment?

Medication-assisted treatment (MAT) involves the use of medications, as well as behavioral therapies, to treat people suffering from substance use disorder. With the ultimate goal of recovery, MAT can decrease the risk of overdose. Though MAT can be applied to a variety of addictions, it’s primarily used to treat addiction to opioids, including heroin and other pain relievers that contain opiates.

The medications administered are all approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and have been shown to:

Increase retention in treatment programs Improve client survival

Increase ability to gain and maintain employment

Decrease opiate use and other criminal activity

By reducing the possibility of a relapse, MAT can also decrease a person’s risk of contracting HIV and hepatitis C, which many people with heroin addictions can contract through using unsterilized needles.

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Detoxification

Explore how our Ohio drug & alcohol detox can help you quit abusing drugs & alcohol in a safe & comfortable environment.

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Residential Inpatient

Our residential inpatient program in Ohio is dedicated to offering you a safe space where you can find long-term recovery & healing.

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Partial Hospitalization

If you are looking for a partial hospitalization program in Ohio, Cedar Oaks Wellness Center can help with our partial day program.

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Medication-Assisted

We offer evidence-based medication-assisted treatment options at our residential retreat in Ohio at Cedar Oaks Wellness Center.

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Aftercare & Alumni

We offer alumni who complete our program lifetime aftercare services as well as access to our alumni app, Cedar Oaks Cares.

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Admissions

If you are ready to take action, our caring admissions team is standing by 24 hours a day, 7 days a week ready to help.

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MAT Medications

FDA-approved MAT medications, when applied to opioid addictions, work to block the euphoric effects that opioids produce, as well as relieve drug cravings and balance out bodily functions. The medications are all evidence-based and, despite what some rumors suggest, MAT does not involve substituting one drug for another.

Common MAT medications include:

  • Alcohol use disorder medications: Alcoholism can be treated with acamprosate, disulfiram, and naltrexone. Disulfiram, for example, helps clients gradually decrease alcohol use by creating unpleasant side effects when they drink, such as nausea, headaches, and chest pains. Naltrexone blocks the euphoria a person feels when they’re intoxicated and is also used to treat opioid addiction.
  • Opioid dependency medications: Short-acting opioid addictions, such as heroin, codeine, and morphine, as well as semi-synthetic opioid addictions like hydrocodone and oxycodone can be treated with buprenorphine, and naltrexone. These medications can be used over time and last for years.
  • Opioid overdose prevention medication: Individuals who have experienced overdose can be treated with naloxone. Naloxone works as an opioid antagonist by reversing the effects of opioids, but is a temporary treatment that is usually used in emergency situations.

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Call 1-866-902-2994 to learn more about our holistic approach to addiction treatment, or fill out our online form. We strive to meet each of our clients where they’re at in their recovery.

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Myths & Facts About MAT

What Are Some
MAT Myths?

Though there exists much evidence today that medication-assisted treatment is effective in treating addiction and preventing overdose and relapse, there are still some myths surrounding the treatment that may make people wary of considering it as an option.

Our team is more than happy to inform you about MAT benefits and shut down any rumors you may have heard. At our Ohio inpatient drug rehab, our MAT treatment programs have successfully helped countless clients.

Some myths include:

  • MAT Trades One Addiction for Another: While it is true that some MAT medications, can be addictive, when administered by a medical professional the risk of addiction is low. Addiction professionals are trained and aware of how to properly administer and maintain medication in a way that stabilizes clients. Clients who have gone through our MAT programs have reported feeling healthier and more prepared to continue their journey toward recovery.
  • MAT Slows or Disrupts Recovery: Some people say that MAT interrupts the recovery process, but it is, in fact, an important step in recovery and may even be able to help clients manage their recovery more
  • MAT is a Temporary Fix: MAT isn’t temporary, but rather, a lifelong process. Approved treatments can last for years and be used throughout a recovering person’s life. There are no quick fixes involved.

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WHY YOU NEED MAT IN OHIO

Call Us for Individualized Medication-Assisted Treatment in Ohio

In short, medication-assisted treatment has made recovery a viable option for individuals who previously thought recovery wasn’t possible. Combined with our therapy and counseling options, MAT can help prepare you for a healthy life free of shame or guilt.

Our team understands that MAT might be a new concept to some, which is why we’re more than happy to sit down with you to explain the process and its benefits.

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Just like every person is different, so to is everyone’s journey of recovery. At drug rehab in Ohio, we realize this, and work with you to take the first step wherever you are on your journey.

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FAQ: Medication-Assisted Treatment
Near Cincinnati, Ohio

What is medication-assisted treatment (MAT)?

MAT combines FDA-approved medications with therapy and counseling to treat opioid and alcohol use disorders safely.

Is MAT safe?

Yes. MAT is evidence-based, safe, and supervised by medical professionals.

Does MAT just replace one addiction with another?

No. MAT uses controlled, therapeutic doses that stabilize brain chemistry and reduce cravings without creating a high.

Who is a good candidate for MAT near Cincinnati, Ohio?

MAT may benefit people struggling with opioid or alcohol dependence who need extra support during recovery.

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