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20946 Devonshire St., Suite 100,
Chatsworth, CA, 91311
New Mexico Clinic
1141 Mall Drive, Suite E,
Las Cruces, California, 94107
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20946 Devonshire St., Suite 100,
Chatsworth, CA, 91311
Reach out to our New Mexico Clinic
1141 Mall Drive, Suite E,
Las Cruces, New Mexico, 94107
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the purpose of an Opioid Treatment Clinic (OTC)?
The purpose of an OTC is to provide comprehensive treatment and support to individuals struggling with opioid addiction or dependence.
Do I need an appointment to visit an OTC?
Yes, appointments are generally required to visit an OTC. This helps ensure that individuals receive appropriate care and allows for proper monitoring of the medication-assisted treatment process.
Is medication-assisted treatment safe?
Medication-assisted treatment has been extensively studied and proven to be a safe and effective approach for managing opioid addiction. However, it should always be administered under the supervision of healthcare professionals in an OTC setting.
Will my treatment at an OTC be confidential?
OTCs follow strict confidentiality regulations to protect patients' privacy. Your treatment information will be kept confidential in accordance with applicable laws and regulations.
What kind of services are provided at an OTC?
OTCs typically offer medication-assisted treatment (MAT), which involves the use of medications, such as methadone or buprenorphine, combined with counseling and behavioral therapies to manage opioid addiction.
How can an OTC help me with my opioid addiction?
OTCs provide medication-assisted treatment, which helps reduce withdrawal symptoms, cravings, and the risk of relapse. They also offer counseling and support services to address the underlying causes of addiction and promote long-term recovery.
How long does treatment at an OTC typically last?
The duration of treatment at an OTC varies depending on individual needs and progress. Some individuals may require short-term treatment, while others may benefit from long-term maintenance therapy. OTC healthcare professionals work with patients to develop personalized treatment plans.
Can I continue working or attending school while receiving treatment at an OTC?
Yes, medication-assisted treatment allows individuals to continue their daily activities, including work or school. OTCs aim to provide support that helps individuals maintain a normal and productive life during recovery.
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