Heroin Addiction Treatment Peoria, IL
Many people looking for heroin or opiate addiction treatment have trouble making the first step. Maybe its because of their environment, the fear of withdrawal symptoms effecting their daily lives, or they cannot find an accessible, good treatment program. We believe that everyone should have access to good quality treatment that is near by. Join the over 700 people in past 2 years that have already started their road to recovery through our Brightside Clinic.
Managed Maintenance with Help From a Suboxone Clinic in Peoria, IL and Heroin Treatment Center
Suboxone is approved by the FDA as a successful means of replacement to dangerous and illegal substances. The doctors at Brightside Clinic customize each treatment program to the patient—with Suboxone being utilized as an effective treatment in many programs. Suboxone has helped prevent patients from experiencing debilitating withdrawal while promoting physical stability. Our Suboxone doctors will work with you to tailor a program that reduces compulsive behavior, loss of control and cravings.
Benefits of Suboxone Treatment
Decrease cravings for opioids with a relatively mild withdrawal profile
Reduce illicit opioid use
Block the effects of other opioids
Help patients stay in treatment
Lower potential for misuse
Ceiling on medication effects
Peoria, IL Best Rated Drug Detox Center
Our Heroin Addiction Treatment in Peoria, IL
BRIGHTSIDE rehabilitation centers have been established to provide highly specialized and effective treatment for opiate addiction and dependence.
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We can get people into addiction treatment right away.
Most other programs have a waiting list or can take people months from now. We can get someone into treatment sometimes the same day.
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We have convenient locations in Chicago to easily access our clinics.
Our locations are strategically placed on highways and in key areas of the city to allow people to easily access our clinics and get out quickly.
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We treat drug abuse using medically-assisted treatments with counseling options.
We use medications such as Suboxone ® & Vivitrol ® to help with treatment. These medications can reduce the cravings or inhibit use, respectively. This added feature allows patients to focus more on their recovery and less on the pain and discomfort of withdrawal.
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Our programs are outpatient, so you don’t need to interrupt your life to get treatment.
Our program is outpatient and does not require people to leave the state or their jobs to get treatment. This is type of program is ideal for people that have a family, job, or are in school.
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We have started over 700 people on their road to recovery.
We also have about a 75 – 80% return rate for our patients from a month to month basis where other programs have about 20 – 30% success rate.
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We treat everyone regardless of insurance.
We use all insurances to get the medication covered and labs completed. We do not use insurance for the visits, but if someone has private insurance, they could get reimbursement from their insurance provider. Thus, everyone gets the same level of treatment regardless of insurance.
We are different than most clinics in our approach to this disease.
We treat this addiction as a disease. Some out of state inpatient programs feel treating this disease can be completed in 30 – 60 days. But, when they come back, they have challenges in staying sober with past triggers. Our long term treatment program helps patients not only through the beginning stages of recovery, but ongoing as they meet new challenges in recovery.