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What is medication-assisted recovery?

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Medication-assisted recovery combines medication that reduces cravings and eases withdrawal with practical support for the routines and triggers involved in substance or alcohol use recovery.

It treats substance use disorder as the medical condition it is, not as a matter of willpower alone.

Care typically includes an initial private evaluation followed by ongoing, monitored visits.

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