MAT FAQ’s

We offer both medication and behavioral therapies to assist you in your recovery. The medications commonly used in MAT are Methadone, Buprenorphine, Suboxone, Vivitrol, Sublocade, and Naltrexone. 

The behavioral therapies address the cognitive, well-being, and outside circumstances that may have led to the addiction in the first place, while the medications help remove withdrawals and cravings to ensure long-term success during recovery.

Our highly-trained staff will assess your body’s physical needs, your individual needs and the situation to determine the best course of action, appropriate medication and dosage and the best therapeutic approaches for the most effective results possible.

The prescribed medications are used to alleviate the symptoms of withdrawal by building a baseline within the body that also helps remove the cravings of addiction. It is not designed to get a patient “high” but allows the patient to slowly wean off dependency to other opioids and alcohol.

Call our office (435) 241-7778 & schedule an appointment or simply walk into our clinic, 134 W. 1180 N. St.4, Monday-Friday, 6am-8am.

After getting started on the appropriate medical and therapeutic treatment plans, our staff would be happy to assist in helping your loved ones understand why this treatment is the best course of action for your recovery. 

Many people assume that using a prescribed opioid to treat an addiction is simply trading one addiction for another, however, this could not be further from the truth. Your treatment plan is tailored to your needs and is monitored closely, highly-regulated by professionals and is intended to assist you by avoiding withdrawals, which is the hardest part of recovery.

Walk in or schedule an appointment for a consultation. During the appointment we can answer any questions and address concerns that you or your loved one may have. We can show them what the path to recovery through MAT looks like and set a proposed plan that suits their needs.