Every person who seeks treatment has had different life experiences and will have a unique recovery journey. This means that treatment plans will differ from person to person and will evolve as their recovery journey progresses.
Emed is proud to introduce our comprehensive addiction treatment services. Our seasoned physicians bring years of expertise in addiction treatment and pain management alternatives. We specialize in addressing various conditions, including alcohol addiction, opioid dependence, amphetamine dependence, and more. Our commitment to community inclusivity is reflected in our affordable services.
We believe in holistic healing.
Our dedicated on-site medical and clinical team prioritizes your recovery, ensuring a thorough understanding of your addiction stage and identifying any coexisting conditions.
Collaborating with local addiction treatment centers, we guarantee comprehensive coverage of all patient needs and challenges. Our network extends to various doctors and specialists to provide extensive support.
Medication can help reduce or stop addictive cravings and can be another tool in your toolbox to avoid relapse. Medications can be used alone, but work especially well when combined with behavioral and holistic treatments and a mutual-support group. Our treatments consists of non-addictive, FDA-approved medications such as naltrexone and buprenorphine, both a long-acting injectable.
Seeking help is a brave step, and at Emed, we encourage it. There’s no shame in asking for assistance. If you or a loved one is grappling with addiction, take that vital step and reach out for help. Remember, the longest journeys begin with a single step.
Whether you are battling alcoholism or someone with a loved one struggling with alcohol we can shed light on the subject and offer insights into treatment options.
Facing the consequences of addiction is challenging, and seeking treatment shouldn’t disrupt your entire life; our services provide the assistance you need.
Useful as an opportunity to create a break from active addiction in order to learn about your disease, to seek and develop a recovery plan, then to actively work and to live that program.