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All of our Drug Detoxification Services are outpatient and confidential!
Click on the substance below to find out what we can do you help you get clean and stay clean!
 Alcohol
Opiates/Narcotics
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REFERRAL NEEDED
Because we specialize in detoxification and do not assume total patient care, you must be referred by your
Primary Care Physician.
If you do not have a Primary Care Physician, call our office at (801) 223-4860 and we
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Before any of the services mentioned below will be administered, the patient must meet with one of the Spinal Interventions providers for an Initial Visit to determine the best treatment option. |
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What Does:
Vivitrol works on the rewards system in the brain that alcohol attaches to. The effects of the vivitrol is an overall decreased desire to drink, demonstrated by prolonged abstinence, reduction in drinking episodes, and an overall decrease in overall consumption.
Summary of Treatment:
Patients come into our office once a month to receive a vivitrol injection.
For more information regarding Vivitrol:
CALL OUR OFFICE TO SET UP AN INITIAL APPOINMENT: (801) 223-4860
Visit the Vivitrol Website www.vivitrol.com |
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Before the service mentioned below will be administered, the patient must meet with one of the Spinal Interventions providers for an Initial Visit to determine the best treatment option. |
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What Does:
Suboxone helps manage withdrawal and pain symptoms while detoxing off other opiates. Suboxone treatment helps prevent patients from misusing opiates.
Summary of Treatment:
Patients come into our office for a Suboxone Induction – a process in which our staff monitors the switch from the current narcotic(s) being used to suboxone. After the Induction, patients are usually seen on a bi-monthly to monthly basis for check-ups and to renew their prescription. However, Suboxone is not the final treatment. Our goal is to transfer all patients from Suboxone to Naltrexone.
For more information regarding Suboxone:
CALL OUR OFFICE TO SET UP AN INITIAL APPOINTMENT: (801) 223-4860
Visit the Suboxone Website www.suboxone.com |
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What Does:
Naltrexone, blocks the opiate receptors in the brain, making it hard to feel the “high” produced from narcotics. Since Naltrexone implants are inserted under the patient's skin, doses can not be forgotten or purposely skipped, which makes it virtually impossible to relapse if treatment is maintained.
Summary of Treatment:
Patients come into our office and have a procedure preformed in which a special slow-release form of Naltrexone is placed under the patient's skin. Implants should be repeated every eight weeks.
For more information regarding Naltrexone Implants:
CALL OUR OFFICE TO SET UP AN INITIAL APPOINTMENT: (801) 223-4860 |
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What Does:
Vivitrol, like naltrexone implants, blocks opiates from attaching to the receptors in the brain. Along with blocking opioids, vivitrol has also been used to help treat alcohol addiction.
Summary of Treatment:
Patients come into our office once a month to receive a vivitrol injection.
For more information regarding Naltrexone Implants:
CALL OUR OFFICE TO SET UP AN INITIAL APPOINTMENT: (801) 223-4860
Visit the Vivitrol Website www.vivitrol.com |
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What Does:
Ultra-Rapid Opioid Detoxification (UROD) assists in the road to recovery by jumpstarting the patient through opiate withdrawals.
Summary of Treatment:
Ultra-Rapid Opioid Detoxification (UROD) is a 4-6 hour process. While under anesthesia, the patient is administered medications that dramatically accelerate the withdrawal process. A vivitrol injection is administered during the UROD, which will block narcotics and their effects for the first month after the UROD. Follow-up injections or naltrexone implants are encouraged.
For more information regarding Naltrexone Implants:
CALL OUR OFFICE TO SET UP AN INITIAL APPOINTMENT: (801) 223-4860 |
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