Take Back Control — One Step at a Time.

A structured recovery programme using buprenorphine and naloxone to help reduce cravings and withdrawal symptoms.

What This Service Is About

Buprenorphine (Suboxone) Treatment is a structured, medication-assisted treatment (MAT) programme designed to help individuals safely manage opioid use disorder. This service reduces withdrawal symptoms and cravings while supporting long-term recovery and stability.

Opioid addiction affects both the brain and behaviour. Buprenorphine works by partially activating opioid receptors in a controlled way, helping to stabilise brain chemistry without producing the same harmful effects as full opioids. When combined with recovery planning and clinical monitoring, it becomes a powerful tool in rebuilding health and independence.

Our approach focuses on dignity, structure, accountability, and ongoing support. Recovery is a process — and we walk alongside each individual every step of the way.

  • Programme Features:

    • Comprehensive substance use assessment
    • Medication induction and stabilisation
    • Ongoing monitoring
    • Recovery planning and support
  • Eligibility Criteria:

    • Diagnosis of opioid use disorder
    • Experiencing cravings or withdrawal symptoms
    • Commitment to participating in recovery
    • No need for inpatient detoxification
    • Must have active Medicaid coverage

Clinical Integrity & Safe Medication-Assisted Treatment

Our providers are licensed and authorized to prescribe buprenorphine in accordance with federal and North Carolina state regulations. Each client receives a thorough clinical assessment to ensure appropriateness for outpatient MAT services.

Treatment includes structured follow-up appointments, symptom monitoring, and coordination with therapy or behavioral health services when recommended. We follow evidence-based guidelines for opioid use disorder treatment and prioritise patient safety, responsible prescribing, and relapse prevention planning.

Recovery is approached with professionalism, confidentiality, and respect.