RECOVERY, UNIQUE AS YOU
Tel: (877) 99RECOV 877-997-3268
RECOVERY, UNIQUE AS YOU
Tel: (877) 99RECOV 877-997-3268
Recognizing that you have a problem and deciding to make a change, for many, is the toughest step toward recovery. Behind almost all addiction is a deeper story—a trigger that drives a person toward substance abuse. Recovering from an addiction is tough, but it’s much easier when a professional team provides an individualized treatment plan for you.
There are many options for recovery, finding the right one for you is the second biggest decision in this journey (deciding to get help is the first). Once diagnosed, the treatment doctor/specialist can suggest one or more of the following treatment plans:
Conclusion: Substance use disorder (SUD) or drug addiction is a major issue in the world we live in today. You or your loved ones may be struggling with this condition. Even though there is no specific treatment for SUD, with the help of heart to heart conversations and evidence-based treatment plans under specialist supervision there is a high chance of overcoming this addiction and claiming your life back.
Don’t lose hope because help for you is right here!
Finding a recovery program that meets your needs is the second most important decision you will make (recognizing addiction's power over your life is the first). At Pelagio Recovery we recognize that everyone needs help and support in starting and staying on the pathway to a lifelong recovery.
Buprenorphine—the main ingredient in suboxone—works by filling opioid receptors in the brain, thereby fooling them into believing the individual is still using opioid drugs. Subutex unlike suboxone does not contain the drug naloxone.
Buprenorphine—the main ingredient in suboxone—works by filling opioid receptors in the brain, thereby fooling them into believing the individual is still using opioid drugs. Subutex unlike suboxone does not contain the drug naloxone.
Naltrexone implants are by far the most superior form of opiate blockers i.e. opioid antagonists. A small pellet is inserted into the abdominal region and works by blocking the effects of opiate drugs. The pallet contains Naltrexone. Once inserted, Naltrexone is slowly inserted into the host’s bloodstream. This provides a long-term and gradual protection of all opioid receptors.
Kimberly Phillips, a Nurse Practitioner and chemical dependency therapist at Pelagio Recovery Las Vegas, provides insights for understanding addicts and helping them recover and stay sober during the COVID-19 pandemic.
For Medication-Assisted Treatment to be successful, your program will include regular medical appointments, monitoring medication compliance with advanced DNA confirmed toxicology, individual and group counseling, peer support groups, life coaching, mediation services, and case management on the basis of yuindividual needs.
You may have heard of some of these medications and it is possible you have even used them in conjunction with other rehabilitation programs. At Pelagio Recovery, we understand that a multi-modal and multi-disciplinary apporach make the difference between success and relapse.
The medications we most frequently use include:
We are not a dispensing clinic which means that a prescription is electronically sent to your pharmacy and you will need to pick it up. Exceptions to this are the extended-release medications or implants which are administered or impanted in the clinic.
For Medication-Assisted Treatment to be successful, your program will include regular medical appointments, monitoring medication compliance with advanced DNA confirmed toxicology, individual and group counseling, peer support groups, life coaching, mediation services, and case management on the basis of your individual needs.
RECOVERY, UNIQUE AS YOU
Finding a recovery program that meets your needs is the second most important decision you will make (recognizing addiction's power over your life is the first). At Pelagio Recovery we recognize that everyone needs help and support in starting and staying on the pathway to a lifelong recovery.