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A Treatment Team That Actually Cares
Address relapses triggers and life stressors with a team of clinical experts.
New patients receive an introductory rate of $150 for their first visit. A readmitted patient receives this off six months after their discharge date.
AppleGate Recovery in Washington, PA, is a proud distributor of the Pennsylvania Overdose Prevention Program (POPP). As a leading force in combating opioid overdoses, we offer free drug testing strips and Narcan kits to the public, significantly enhancing local harm reduction efforts.
Our free drug testing strips are essential for detecting the presence of dangerous substances like fentanyl and xylazine in unregulated medications. By using these strips, individuals can take a crucial step towards ensuring their safety.
Additionally, we provide free Narcan kits, thanks to the Washington Drug and Alcohol Commission, Inc. Narcan (naloxone) is a life-saving opioid overdose reversal medication available in an easy-to-use intranasal form. This vital tool is crucial in emergency overdose situations. For guidance on administering naloxone, view our educational video. Naloxone is offered in the form of Kloxxado through POPP as well.
Buprenorphine is an opioid, but it works differently than opioids like heroin and oxycodone. This medication is a partial opioid agonist, which is an opioid that attaches to the brain’s opioid receptors and activates them to a far lesser degree than most other opioids. By fastening itself to these receptors, it prevents other opioids from attaching and causing euphoria.
When taken correctly, buprenorphine can lessen the effects of withdrawal, including your cravings for opioids. Then, you can better focus on other aspects of your recovery.
Buprenorphine is an opioid, but it works differently than opioids like heroin and oxycodone. This medication is a partial opioid agonist, which is an opioid that attaches to the brain’s opioid receptors and activates them to a far lesser degree than most other opioids. By fastening itself to these receptors, it prevents other opioids from attaching and causing euphoria.
When taken correctly, buprenorphine can lessen the effects of withdrawal, including your cravings for opioids. Then, you can better focus on other aspects of your recovery.
We offer Brixadi, an extended-release injectable form of buprenorphine, designed for the treatment of opioid use disorder. Similar to Sublocade, Brixadi has some unique features. It can be administered either weekly or monthly and involves a smaller injection that can be given at various sites on the body. This injection must be administered by a healthcare professional.
We offer Brixadi, an extended-release injectable form of buprenorphine, designed for the treatment of opioid use disorder. Similar to Sublocade, Brixadi has some unique features. It can be administered either weekly or monthly and involves a smaller injection that can be given at various sites on the body. This injection must be administered by a healthcare professional.
Sublocade involves a once-monthly injection administered by our certified healthcare professionals. This innovative treatment is ideal for individuals transitioning from a seven-day buprenorphine-based medication regimen. Sublocade works by steadily releasing medication throughout the month, effectively blocking the rewarding effects of opioids and supporting a sustained recovery journey.
Sublocade involves a once-monthly injection administered by our certified healthcare professionals. This innovative treatment is ideal for individuals transitioning from a seven-day buprenorphine-based medication regimen. Sublocade works by steadily releasing medication throughout the month, effectively blocking the rewarding effects of opioids and supporting a sustained recovery journey.
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