Frequently Asked Questions

We understand the importance of timely care and want to get new patients started as quickly as possible. Contact us today to discuss your needs and schedule an initial appointment. 
 

For your first appointment, please bring a valid ID, insurance information, and a list of any medications you’re currently taking. This information helps us design the most effective treatment plan for your needs. If you have any questions, our team is happy to assist you in preparing for your visit.
 

Yes, family involvement can play a valuable role in your recovery. We encourage family participation when appropriate and offer resources to help them understand opioid dependence and support your progress. Open communication can strengthen your support network.
 

Stopping MAT should always be done under the guidance of your care team. Abruptly discontinuing medication can increase the risk of relapse. Together, we can plan a gradual tapering process if and when you’re ready to transition off MAT.
 

MAT offers a gradual and supported transition away from opioid use. Sudden cessation is not typically required and can be unsafe without medical supervision. We work with you to develop a plan that prioritizes your safety and comfort.
 

Many insurance plans cover MAT. Our staff can help you with your insurance benefits to determine what is covered under your plan. If you have concerns about payment, we’re here to discuss options and find a solution that works for you.
 

If you miss a dose, it’s important to contact the center as soon as possible. Your care team will offer guidance on how to proceed to make sure that your treatment plan remains on track. Regular communication helps us provide the best support for your recovery.
 

Yes, counseling provides emotional support and practical strategies to help you address the underlying factors that may be contributing to opioid dependence.
 

The frequency of visits depends on your individual treatment plan. In the early stages, you may need to visit more frequently for monitoring and support. Over time, as you progress, the number of visits may decrease. Your care team will work with you to establish a schedule that fits your needs.
 

While most patients tolerate MAT medications well, some may experience mild side effects, such as nausea, constipation, or dizziness. These side effects are usually temporary and can be managed with help from your care team. We monitor your response to treatment closely to make sure you're comfortable.
 

While most patients tolerate MAT medications well, some may experience mild side effects, such as nausea, constipation, or dizziness. These side effects are usually temporary and can be managed with help from your care team. We monitor your response to treatment closely to make sure you're comfortable.
 

The goal of MAT is to help you feel stable and balanced. Many patients report that they are able to focus better on their recovery and daily responsibilities once their symptoms are managed. MAT is designed to support your overall well-being while minimizing disruption to your life.
 

Absolutely. Our programs are designed to integrate easily into your daily life, including your work schedule. Many patients find that they can continue their professional and personal responsibilities while undergoing treatment.
 

No referral is necessary to start treatment at Horizon Treatment Center. You can reach out to us directly to schedule an appointment and begin your recovery.
 

Yes, we strictly follow all privacy laws and regulations to make sure your information is protected. You can feel confident that your treatment program is private and secure.
 

During your initial visit, we conduct a comprehensive assessment of your current health, medical history, and opioid use. This evaluation allows us to develop a plan of treatment that best aligns with your needs. You will also have an opportunity to ask all of your questions and learn about your treatment options.
 

If you find it difficult to stop or reduce your use of prescription opioids, or if their use is affecting your relationships, work, or daily activities, seeking professional help could be an important step. Our team is here to provide guidance and support when you’re ready.

The length of time a patient remains on MAT varies from person to person. For some, MAT serves as a short-term bridge to recovery, while others may benefit from extended use. The decision is made collaboratively with your care team and is based on your progress and overall goals.
 

We utilize FDA-approved medications specifically designed to reduce withdrawal symptoms and cravings. These medications may include options like Suboxone, though the specific choice depends on your treatment plan. Our care team works closely with you to determine the most effective medication for your unique circumstances.

Horizon Treatment Center focuses on supporting individuals managing opioid dependence. We help patients reduce and eventually discontinue the use of prescription opioids in a safe and effective manner. Our goal is to provide care that's personalized to each individual’s needs.