Medication Management Program for Chicago, IL
At Behavioral Services Center, we understand the critical role that medication management plays in the treatment of addiction. Our medication management program is a vital component of our comprehensive treatment plan, and we utilize the latest research and best practices to provide our patients with the highest quality care possible in Chicago, IL.
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Medication management involves the careful monitoring and adjustment of medication dosages to ensure that they are both effective and safe for our patients. This is especially important when treating addiction, as many patients may have pre-existing medical conditions or may be taking other medications that could interact with their addiction treatment.
At Behavioral Services Center, we are committed to providing our patients with the best possible care, and medication management is a crucial part of that commitment. Our experienced medical staff works closely with our patients to develop personalized treatment plans that are tailored to their unique needs and circumstances, and we remain dedicated to helping our patients achieve lasting recovery from addiction.
At Behavioral Services Center we provide Suboxone detox services via telemedicine appointments or in-person that include the slow and safe withdrawal off of the prescription medication.
At Behavioral Services Center, Suboxone Detox is covered by most insurance plans, including all Medicaid plans. To check coverage for your specific insurance plan, please call our Billing Department (847) 604 – 1202.
To receive an immediate consultation, please contact us via email at info@behavioralservices.us or phone at 847-673-8577. We will send you the enrollment packet and conduct an integrative assessment and a comprehensive treatment plan.
Suboxone is a prescription drug that is used as part of our opioid treatment program, alongside counseling and frequent medication management. Suboxone, which contains buprenorphine and naloxone, can be an effective medication for opiate dependence but sometimes, it must be taken for long periods of time after the user has stopped using addictive opioids. Despite its effectiveness, Suboxone can also be addictive and it produces similar withdrawal effects to other opioids if it is quit “cold turkey.” Symptoms of withdrawal from Suboxone can include:
- Nausea and vomiting
- Muscle and body aches
- Anxiety, depression, and irritability
- Fever or chills
- Sweating and Headaches
The symptoms can vary in severity and duration, depending on how long users have been taking Suboxone, as well as the dosage of the drug. Generally, most physical withdrawal symptoms will subside after one month, though psychological dependence can still remain. Suboxone Withdrawal Symptoms are the worst in the first 72 hours. This is when most physical symptoms are experienced. Then, in the first week after discontinuation of Suboxone, symptoms generally subside to general aches and pains in the body, as well as insomnia and mood swings. After the second week, depression is the biggest symptom. After one month, users will likely still be experiencing intense cravings and depression. This is the most delicate time after stopping Suboxone use, as users have a great potential for relapse.
If you or a loved one is suffering from addiction to Suboxone, please contact us immediately at (847) 673- 8577. Like any other addictive substance, withdrawal from Suboxone can last several months. Though the major physical symptoms will cease after a month of not taking the drug, psychological symptoms can go on for several months. We are here to help with the detox and safe withdrawal, working towards giving you back a healthy and happy quality of life!
