Compassionate Addiction Treatment

Suboxone® Treatment and Counseling

The benefits of incorporating Suboxone® with New Health Kansas' Addiction Clinic's services include:

• Affordability & Accessibility
• High Success Rate
• Low Risk of Abuse
• Confidential Service & Support
• Outpatient Treatment

Learn more about our addiction treatment and support and services by calling us or visiting us at any of our three convenient locations. Don't let opioid addiction win! Connect with New Health Kansas today and our addiction treatment services. We'll help you get on the right path.

Addiction Treatment Leads to Recovery

New Health Kansas Addiction Clinic's goal is to improve the quality of life for our patients. We use a patient-centered approach to provide a fair addiction recovery. This means that everyone in the process is considered equal and the patient is not judged or criticized. We have a dedicated website for our Addiction Program. Step away from addiction and get your life back—find freedom today!

Our Addiction Treatment Clinic

In recent years, the number of people struggling with addiction has risen sharply. According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse, more than 21 million Americans suffer from a substance use disorder in 2019. While there are many ways to overcome addiction, one of the most effective is through professional treatment. New Health Kansas's addiction recovery clinic offers a comprehensive program to help you through recovery. The clinic's team of experienced professionals has helped many people achieve sobriety, and they are dedicated to helping others reach their goals. If you or someone you know is struggling with addiction, don't hesitate to reach out to New Health Kansas for help.

What is Suboxone® Treatment?

Suboxone® is the brand name of a controlled substance that is highly effective in use as a treatment for addiction to narcotic pain killers. The ingredients at work in this medication are buprenorphine and naloxone. Buprenorphine blocks opiate receptors and reduces the urge to use. Naloxone reverses the effects of opiates. Together, these ingredients prevent withdrawal symptoms that make recovering from opioid addiction so challenging. Our compassionate and knowledgeable experts will develop a plan with you during your addiction treatment to administer Suboxone® in a way that is effective and helpful to your recovery. 

Opiates vs. Opioids vs. Narcotics—What’s the Difference?

With the rate of drug overdose deaths caused by opioids on the rise, people see these terms used more than ever. Knowing the specific meanings and uses for these three terms can be helpful if you or a loved one is dealing with addiction. 

Opiates

In the strictest terms, opiate refers to naturally-derived substances. Opium and morphine are two of the most commonly misused opiates. Heroin is a common opiate and also happens to be one of the most dangerous recreational drugs on the planet. Codeine is another natural opiate. 

Opioid

Opioid is a term that can be used either for naturally or synthetically derived opiates. “Opioid” is used commonly since it does function as a catch-all term for anything from fentanyl to morphine. 

Narcotic

Narcotic is the term used by the US Drug Enforcement Administration to refer to opioids. 

Opioid and Opiate Addiction Treatment

Opioid and opiate addiction is a serious problem across the United States. According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse, over 2 million Americans are addicted to these substances. While there are many different treatment options available, suboxone treatment has proven to be an effective way to help people overcome addiction and regain control of their lives. Suboxone is a medication that is used to reduce cravings and withdrawal symptoms, making it easier for people to quit using opioids and opiates. In addition, suboxone treatment can be customized to meet the individual needs of each patient. As a result, this type of treatment can be an important step in helping people recover from addiction.