Medication Assisted Treatment – Vivitrol Vs.Suboxone

PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. - Feb. 2, 2018 - PRLog -- Tonight's Guest is Amethyst Recovery Center, tune in and get to know Sam Kesaris Director of Business Development. Topic: Medication-assisted treatment (MAT) using Vivitrol or Suboxone, two of the most commonly used medications for MAT and which one is better for the needs of the patient. Get to know Sam by calling 877-957-6237

Statement from Amethyst Recovery Center which is located on Florida's beautiful Treasure Coast. "Our newly built, state of the art facility is the perfect place to recover. Every aspect of our facility was designed to provide amenities and an atmosphere that enhances the recovery journey. Just minutes from the ocean in Port St. Lucie, our clients enjoy sunshine and year-round warmth.

Amethyst Recovery Center offers a full continuum of care for our clients. Starting with OPIATE-USE DISORDER medical detox, then transitioning to residential, day/night, and finishing with intensive outpatient, clients who successfully complete Amethyst's treatment program have a significantly greater chance at long-term recovery". https://www.amethystrecovery.org/?aacs=RIR

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