Mobile Metro Treatment Center
Mobile, Alabama
Accepts 14 insurance plans
The Mobile Metro Treatment Center of New Season is located in Mobile, Alabama. They’re an outpatient opioid addiction treatment center, providing adults with services.
A great thing about them is that they accept both Medicaid and Medicare. They also accept private insurance. If you do not have insurance, you may actually be able to qualify for low cost or free treatment.
What instantly stood out to me is that they are open seven days a week. They also provide dosing hours seven days a week.
Before any treatment is started, you will have a medical exam done. The medical exam is done to ensure your safety. Once that is completed, the staff will then be able to create your customized treatment plan. The treatment plan is going to be based on your needs and goals.
Since their program is an outpatient one, you will still be able to take care of your daily commitments. You will still be able to attend school, work and your family responsibilities. It also allows you to learn how to navigate recovery in your present day to day life.
Your medication assisted treatment (MAT) will be combined with counseling. This is a wonderful low cost option, if you are unable to attend inpatient care. With this treatment set up, they will be able to treat the psychological and physiological components of your addiction. The medications they use are methadone, Suboxone, and buprenorphine.
With counseling, you’ll be able to learn why you became addicted in the first place. You will also learn to identify your triggers. By being able to identify your triggers you will learn how to handle loss and setbacks. Your counselor will also help you learn new ways to positively cope with stress.
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1924-C Dauphin Island Pkwy, Mobile, AL 36605
Mobile, Alabama
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Mobile, Alabama
Accepts 14 insurance plans
Mobile, Alabama
Mobile, Alabama
Accepts 5 insurance plans
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