Our Program Has Helped Hundreds of Patients Just Like You
Columbus Suboxone® Doctor delivers an unrivaled opiate addiction treatment program in the Columbus, Ohio area. Our doctors are committed to helping you regain control of your life.
Individualized Attention: Each patient that walks through our doors is assigned to one specific doctor to guide and direct them through the entire treatment process. This helps cultivate a deeper doctor-patient relationship than any other practice in the central Ohio area.
Availability: Our offices are open six days each week. We offer flexible scheduling, allowing our patients to get the help they need exactly when they need it.
Patient Respect: Our program is completely confidential. From the moment you walk in, you will be treated with the utmost respect. We recognize that addiction is a disease and our doctors are committed to helping you regain control of your life with Suboxone® .
No Judgement: The patient protocol is designed to work within your budget. Our practice is devoted to the wellness of every patient who walks through our doors.
Our practice is warm and friendly from the moment you walk through the door.
We have a very large staff of highly trained compassionate physicians.
We will create a plan of recovery that fits your needs quickly and affordablyHow Suboxone® Works:
Suboxone® is an addiction treatment to completely eliminate craving and withdrawal symptoms, allowing you to think and operate normally. There are a number of similar medications that accomplish this purpose such as Bunavail and Zubsolv. Our highly trained doctors are here to help choose the right treatment plan for you. Suboxone® is an FDA approved medication used in the treatment of opiate addiction and comes in the form of sublingual film and includes two ingredients, buprenorphine and naloxone in a ratio of 4:1.
Buprenorphine is a partial-agonist, which only has a limited opioid effect. Buprenorphine competes with the full-agonist opioids (such as morphine and heroin) for the opioid receptor. Buprenorphine has an exceptionally strong binding ability, which displaces existing opioids and prevents others from attaching to the receptor.