Recovery is possible.
Evidence-based treatment for opioid use disorder — Suboxone, naltrexone, and counseling via telepsychiatry throughout New Jersey, with most new patients seen within a week.
Three pillars of opioid treatment
MAT Medications
FDA-approved Suboxone and naltrexone reduce cravings, prevent withdrawal, and block opioid effects.
Supportive Counseling
Support for stress, mental health, and the life changes recovery brings, with 45-minute initial and 30-minute follow-up appointments.
Dual Diagnosis Treatment
Many people with opioid addiction also face depression, anxiety, or PTSD. See dual diagnosis treatment.
Stability, One Day at a Time
Medication-assisted treatment is designed to help you function normally again — holding a job, caring for family — while reducing cravings and withdrawal.
You don't have to do this alone.
Medication-assisted treatment reduces overdose risk by more than half compared to quitting alone.
New patient? Register online to get started.
A Medical Condition, Not a Moral Failing
Opioids hijack the brain's reward system, making it extremely difficult to stop using even when you want to. Many people develop addiction after being prescribed painkillers for legitimate medical reasons.
Regardless of how it started, evidence-based treatment is available. Our MAT-trained provider combines FDA-approved medications with supportive counseling, dramatically improving success rates compared to willpower alone.
Reduces overdose risk and saves lives
Stabilizes Daily Life
Most people on MAT hold jobs, maintain relationships, and stay engaged with family during treatment — rather than spending their energy fighting cravings and withdrawal.
Covered by Most Insurance
Suboxone and naltrexone are covered by most plans including Medicare and NJ Medicaid/NJ FamilyCare, and NJ Medicaid doesn’t require prior authorization for them.
Steadies Brain Chemistry
Buprenorphine eases cravings without the high of other opioids, and naltrexone blocks opioid effects entirely.
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About Opioid Addiction Treatment
Is Suboxone just replacing one drug with another?
No. Suboxone doesn't produce euphoria at therapeutic doses, stabilizes brain chemistry without impairment, and dramatically reduces overdose risk compared to active addiction.
How long will I need to be in treatment?
Staying in treatment at least 12 months produces the best outcomes. Many people remain on medication for one to two years or longer; some choose indefinite maintenance because it supports a healthy, productive life.
Will people know I am getting treatment?
Your treatment is completely confidential, with special federal privacy protections for substance use disorder treatment beyond regular medical privacy rules.
What if I relapse during treatment?
Relapse is common and does not mean treatment failed. Tell us immediately so we can adjust your plan — we will not judge you or discharge you from care.
Can I get opioid addiction treatment via telepsychiatry?
Yes. Federal rules allow buprenorphine (Suboxone) to be prescribed by video throughout New Jersey, with evening and Saturday appointments available.