Medication Assisted Treatment
Principles of Treatment
Principles of Treatment
Principles of Treatment
Withdrawal Management
Treatment and Rehabilitation
Maintenance
Harm Reduction
Replacement Therapy
Principles of Treatment
Principles of Treatment
Buprenorphine in various forms such as Suboxone, Zubsolv and Subutex serve as opioid receptor agonists, binding to opiate receptors and reducing physical cravings and withdrawal symptoms.
Opioid Blockade
Principles of Treatment
Opioid Blockade
Naltrexone -
Naltrexone is an opioid receptor antagonist which can be used for treating opioid use disorder via a blockade as well as alcohol use disorder by reducing cravings
Detoxification
Current Medication Offerings
Opioid Blockade
Detoxification involves transitioning via induction from an opiate to a form of buprenorphine until reaching stability and then tapering off of buprenorphine to abstinence
Current Medication Offerings
Current Medication Offerings
Current Medication Offerings
Opioid Dependence:
Buprenorphine-Naloxone
Suboxone
Subutex
Zubsolv
Opioid or Alcohol Dependence:
Naltrexone
Alcohol Dependence:
Antabuse
Campral
...and a variety of comfort medications
Here at Revolutionary Recovery we do not prescribe benzodiazepines such as Xanax, Ativan, Clonazepam, etc. Medication Assisted Treatment may be prescribed to those already on a benzodiazepine on a case by case basis.
Pricing and Coverage
Current Medication Offerings
Current Medication Offerings
Jena, APRN is thrilled to announce that she is now working with JS Therapeutic Solutions to offer Substance Use Medication Management to Cash Pay, CT Medicaid, and now Commercially Insured Clients!
Contact info remains the same - Jena looks forward to working with you soon! (860)316-4544
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