Outpatient Suboxone Treatment in Asheville, NC

To qualify for outpatient Suboxone treatment at Ascension Solutions Treatment in Asheville, NC, the first step is scheduling a comprehensive evaluation with one of our licensed medical providers. During this evaluation, our provider will assess your medical and addiction history, your pattern of opioid use, any previous treatment experiences, and your overall physical and mental health. This detailed consultation helps us determine whether you meet the diagnostic criteria for opioid use disorder (OUD) and whether outpatient Suboxone treatment is a suitable option for your specific needs.

To qualify, you’ll need a documented history of opioid dependence or addiction, as well as a strong commitment to actively engaging in the recovery process. At Ascension Solutions Treatment, we offer a holistic approach to treatment, combining medication-assisted treatment with counseling and behavioral therapy to provide comprehensive support. Our outpatient program emphasizes the importance of ongoing participation, including regular follow-up visits and counseling sessions, to ensure the best chance for long-term recovery and to guide you through the recovery process effectively.

Ultimately, the best way to determine your eligibility for outpatient Suboxone treatment at Ascension Solutions Treatment in Asheville is to schedule your initial consultation. Dr. Jonathan Hall, MD, will carefully evaluate your circumstances and guide you toward the personalized care and support you deserve on your path to recovery.

We understand that each individual’s journey to recovery is unique, and our outpatient Suboxone treatment program is tailored to meet your specific needs and goals. The duration of outpatient Suboxone treatment varies depending on individual factors, such as the severity of opioid dependence, the length of opioid use, and personal recovery goals. The treatment process generally follows three phases: induction, stabilization, and maintenance.

During the induction phase, Suboxone is introduced, and healthcare providers monitor your response, adjusting the dosage to manage withdrawal symptoms effectively. This phase usually lasts from a few days to a week. In the stabilization phase, the dosage becomes consistent, and withdrawal symptoms decrease significantly. This phase typically lasts several weeks to a few months, depending on individual progress.

The maintenance phase is the longest and most personalized part of treatment. It can last from several months to over a year, depending on how well the patient is stabilizing. The goal is to ensure lasting recovery, develop coping skills, and gain confidence in managing sobriety. When appropriate, the clinical team will plan a tapering protocol to gradually discontinue Suboxone.

At Ascension Solutions Treatment, the length of outpatient Suboxone treatment is always determined collaboratively between you and your healthcare provider. Through ongoing monitoring, clear communication, and individualized care plans, we guide each patient toward their path of sustained recovery and wellness.

During the first outpatient Suboxone appointment, a comprehensive evaluation is conducted to understand the patient’s medical history, substance use patterns, and any previous treatment experiences. This detailed assessment helps the healthcare provider create a personalized treatment plan tailored to meet individual recovery needs. In addition to reviewing medical history, a physical examination is typically performed, and lab tests may be conducted to evaluate overall health and confirm opioid use. This thorough approach ensures that the treatment is safe, effective, and appropriate for the patient’s situation.

The healthcare provider will explain in detail how Suboxone works, its benefits, potential side effects, and the essential safety precautions to take during treatment. The induction phase of Suboxone treatment will be carefully outlined, including the process of initiating medication and monitoring its effects. The patient will also receive guidance on managing withdrawal symptoms, dosage adjustments, and how to integrate Suboxone into their daily routine.

Additionally, the appointment includes a discussion on medication management policies, including prescription refills and follow-up appointments. This ensures that the patient has a clear understanding of their responsibilities throughout the treatment process and the ongoing support they will receive for successful recovery. At Ascension Solutions Treatment, your first outpatient Suboxone appointment is designed to lay the groundwork for your recovery.

We understand that confidentiality is a critical aspect of your outpatient Suboxone treatment. Protecting your privacy is a cornerstone of quality care and a fundamental part of building trust with every patient. Healthcare providers are required to follow federal privacy regulations to ensure your personal health information is kept secure and confidential at all times.

For patients receiving treatment for sensitive conditions such as substance use disorders, additional protections apply. Your treatment details are safeguarded and can only be shared with your written consent, except in specific situations like medical emergencies, mandated reporting, or court orders. While some limited information may be required for insurance claims, your provider will always aim to keep your information as private as possible. If you have particular concerns about confidentiality, it’s important to discuss them with your care team before beginning treatment.

At Ascension Solutions Treatment, we prioritize transparency and clarity regarding our privacy policies, ensuring your comfort and confidence that your personal information and treatment details will always be handled carefully and respectfully. Do not hesitate to contact us today or request an appointment online. We are conveniently located at 875 A Tunnel Rd, Asheville, NC 28805. We serve patients from Asheville NC, Swannanoa NC, Woodfin, NC, Biltmore Forest NC, Fairview NC, Azalea NC, Royal Pines NC, Western North Carolina, and the surrounding areas.