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Opiate Detox |
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Opioid addiction includes not only misuse and abuse of heroin, but also the less commonly recognized issue of misuse and abuse of prescription opioid pain med-ications, such as Hydrocodone, Oxycodone and Meperidine. (see more about opiates)
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Detox effectively at home Safe—Private
According to the Office of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP), an estimated 810,000 to 1,000,000 individuals in the United States are addicted to opiates. Are you one of them? Do you need help? Neuro Assisted Recovery can help Initial appointment is $375 to $400 for assessment, counseling and physician office visit for prescriptions, follow-ups are $150 to $200 for counseling and prescriptions (typically twice a month). If you live in the southwest Florida area from Tampa to Naples, and would like to schedule an appointment to see our doctor and therapist, please call 941-330-2929 All others please find help near you by going to the Directory of Suboxone Treatment at www.suboxone-directory.com |
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To Contact Neuro Assisted Recovery By Mail: 8400 S. Tamiami Tr Sarasota, FL 34234
Email: beverlyrayfield@gmail.com NeuroAssistedRecovery’s Website |
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Read more about Buprenorphine: |
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Buprenorphine has been identified as a viable option for the treatment of individuals addicted to opioids. Over 20 years of research has documented the safety and effectiveness of buprenorphine. How does Buprenorphine work? Drugs that activate opioid receptors on neurons are termed opioid agonists. Heroin and methadone are opioid agonists. Whereas opioids that bind opioid receptors but block them, rather than activating, are termed opioid antagonists. Examples of opioid antagonists are naltrexone and naloxone. Buprenorphine is an opioid partial agonists, which are drugs that activate receptors, but not to the same degree as full agonists. The effects of buprenorphine reach a ceiling at moderate doses and do not increase from that point, even with increases in dosage. And buprenorphine occupies opioid receptors with great affinity and thus blocks opioid full agonists from exerting their effects. It dissociates from opioid receptors at a slow rate. This enables daily or less frequent dosing of buprenorphine.
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Hi, I’m Beverly Rayfield and I’m a certified alcohol and drug counselor. Since 1996, my medical and clinical staff have worked with thousands of individuals who have severe problems including opiate addiction. Our confidential programs are designed to allow you to detox at home, safely and comfortably.
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We are listed in the Suboxone-Directory |
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