What treatments does AppleGate Recovery provide for opioid addiction?

AppleGate Recovery offers outpatient medication-assisted treatment (MAT) using FDA‑approved medications such as Suboxone® (buprenorphine/naloxone), paired with counseling and recovery support.

How does Suboxone® treatment work?

Suboxone® helps reduce opioid withdrawal symptoms and cravings so patients can stabilize and engage in counseling and recovery activities. Treatment is individualized and monitored by licensed medical providers.

Is treatment at AppleGate Recovery outpatient?

Yes. Care is delivered in an outpatient setting so patients can continue daily responsibilities while receiving evidence‑based treatment for opioid use disorder.

Do you accept insurance or Medicaid?

Most major insurance plans are accepted, and many locations accept Medicaid. Coverage varies by plan and state. Our admissions team can verify benefits and discuss payment options.

How quickly can I start treatment?

Admissions are streamlined to help you begin as soon as possible. After a confidential phone screening, we schedule your first appointment quickly based on clinic availability.

What should I bring to my first appointment?

Bring a photo ID, insurance card if applicable, a list of current medications, and any relevant medical records. Our team will guide you through the required forms.

How long does medication‑assisted treatment last?

Length of MAT varies by individual needs and clinical guidance. Some patients benefit from longer‑term care, while others transition sooner. Your provider will review options regularly.

Is counseling included with treatment?

Yes. Counseling and recovery support are recommended with medication‑assisted treatment to address the emotional and behavioral aspects of opioid addiction.

Can pregnant patients receive treatment?

Treatment options may be available for patients who are pregnant. Please speak with our admissions team to find a clinic that can coordinate appropriate care with your obstetric provider.

Where are AppleGate Recovery clinics located?

AppleGate Recovery operates multiple clinics across several states. Use the location finder on our website to search by city or ZIP code and connect with a nearby clinic.

Will my treatment be confidential?

Yes. We follow all federal and state privacy laws, including HIPAA and 42 CFR Part 2, to protect your health information and treatment records.

How do I get started?

Call the phone number listed on our website or complete the confidential contact form. Our admissions team will answer your questions and schedule your first appointment.

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What Makes Us Different?

At AppleGate Recovery, we provide compassionate, outpatient opioid addiction treatment using evidence-based medication-assisted treatment (MAT). Our licensed medical providers use Suboxone, buprenorphine, Brixadi, Sublocade, and Vivitrol to help patients manage withdrawal symptoms and cravings while receiving counseling and recovery support. With decades of experience and a judgment-free approach, AppleGate Recovery treatment programs help individuals achieve long-term recovery and rebuild their lives.

Comprehensive Outpatient Addiction Treatment Programs

AppleGate Recovery offers individualized programs that combine medication-assisted treatment, counseling, and recovery support to address both the physical and emotional aspects of opioid addiction. Our outpatient addiction treatment (OBOT) model allows you to maintain daily responsibilities while receiving effective, evidence-based care.

Understanding Opioid Addiction

Opioid addiction is a chronic medical condition that affects the brain and body. At AppleGate Recovery, we help individuals and families understand the signs, risks, and treatment options for opioid use disorder (OUD). Education and awareness are the first steps toward recovery.

Suboxone Treatment

Our clinics provide FDA-approved Suboxone treatment to reduce cravings and withdrawal symptoms. Suboxone, a proven form of medication-assisted treatment (MAT), helps patients stabilize so they can focus on counseling, support, and rebuilding their lives.

Counseling & Recovery Support

Lasting recovery involves more than medication. AppleGate Recovery offers counseling and mental health services to address the emotional and mental aspects of opioid addiction. Our compassionate counselors help patients build coping skills and strengthen long-term recovery.

Getting Started with Treatment

Taking the first step toward treatment is often the hardest. Our admissions team makes it simple and walks you through how to start an outpatient addiction treatment program with a personalized plan that fits your needs. From your first call to your first appointment, we’re here to guide you every step of the way.

Insurance & Payment Options

We believe cost should never prevent someone from getting help. That’s why AppleGate Recovery accepts most major insurance plans, including Medicaid. By offering insurance for addiction treatment and flexible payment options, we remove financial barriers and make access to care more accessible so you can focus on your recovery.

Other Medications

Vivitrol, Brixadi, and Sublocade are injectable treatments that help individuals struggling with opioid addiction. These treatments work by blocking the effects of opioids, reducing cravings, and supporting long-term recovery. They offer a comprehensive approach to managing substance use disorders.

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Your Road to Recovery with MAT

Recovery takes time, and it’s important to have a clear plan that fits your needs. Through AppleGate Recovery treatment programs, we help patients recognize addiction as a medical condition and build a foundation for healing. Our team creates personalized opioid treatment plans that combine medication-assisted treatment with counseling and support. With our accredited office-based opioid treatment program (OBOT) and a commitment to judgment-free addiction recovery, we’re here to guide you toward lasting recovery.

Find Your Nearest Suboxone Clinic

With 38 clinic locations across 10 states, AppleGate Recovery makes it easy to access medicated assisted treatment and outpatient opioid recovery programs close to home. Use our location finder to find the nearest MAT clinics to you and begin your recovery journey today.

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“AppleGate has treated me with nothing but kindness and the willingness to help. I have never once felt like I was less than or embarrassed because of my addiction.”

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“AppleGate Recovery completely changed my life. I now have a normal everyday functioning life.”

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“AppleGate has a wonderful caring team that will work with your individual recovery needs. I have been going since August of 2018 and my life has progressively gotten better and continues to. They continue to upgrade treatment plans as needed and will listen and take into account your own concerns for your own treatment. Love the counselor and doctors that are available.”

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does AppleGate Recovery treat all substance use disorders?

At this time, AppleGate Recovery offices only treat opioid use disorder. Administrative staff can help people find treatment for other types of addictions and offer resources for those in need.

How is AppleGate Recovery different from other treatment clinics?

From medical providers to staff members, everyone at AppleGate Recovery treatment centers is specially selected based on their experience, knowledge, and compassion. The team members at AppleGate Recovery clinics understand that opioid use disorder is a treatable illness and believe that anyone struggling should have affordable and accessible treatment. Each facility focuses on providing the most comprehensive medication-assisted treatment available while treating each patient with the utmost dignity and respect.

Why is opioid addiction considered a disease?

Opioid use disorder is the official diagnosis for opioid addiction and is characterized as a treatable chronic illness that can cause lifelong consequences that include disability, relapse, and overdose death. Research has shown that high doses of potent opioids can alter a person’s brain chemistry after extended exposure, defining the difference between occasional drug misuse.

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