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11Feb, 2021

Suboxone Clinic

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How Does MAT Help? MAT is a form of treatment for people who are addicted to opiates like pain medication or heroin. MAT stabilizes withdrawal symptoms, blocks or reduces euphoria from opiates, provides gradual detoxification, provides professional one-on-one counseling sessions with a therapist, refers patients to other forms of care (medical, social services, legal, psychiatric, etc), reduces crime in the community, teaches anger management, encourages a daily routine, uses positive reinforcement and personal accountability, teaches help versus codependent enabling, encourages healthy relationships, teaches financial accountability, teaches impulse control, teaches healthy […]
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10Feb, 2021

Fast MD Suboxone Clinic

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What is MAT and How Does Opioid Misuse Impact the Brain?  Medication-assisted treatment (MAT) is the use of medications in combination with counseling and behavioral therapies to treat patients with Opioid Use Disorder (OUD). OUD is a condition where a patient’s brain chemistry has changed through the misuse of Opiates such as Heroin, Hydrocodone, Morphine, Oxycodone, Dilaudid, Fentanyl, and Codeine. The primary goals of MAT are treating withdrawal and preventing relapse. Opioids are already in our brain naturally. They are a part of the brain’s reward system that makes us […]
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25Jan, 2021

Addiction Treatment

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The solution to improving addiction treatment is to use more of what we already have. Suboxone, or to put in generic terms, buprenorphine/naloxone, is a miraculous response to the opioid epidemic. It works incredibly well when it is made available to people who are addicted to opioids. It is least effective when it is not available, or it is provided for too short a time in medical detox facilities. Suboxone is also not effective when patients are pressured by society, friends, family, and even medical professionals, to stop taking it […]
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21Dec, 2020

Holiday Schedule

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Holiday Notice To All Patients Please Note, We are closed for in-person appointments during Christmas Holidays from Dec 25th till Jan 1st,2021. We are open for Telephone Appointments 7 days a week. Please email at fastmd4you@gmail or text at 470-424-8888 if you need an online appointment. We wish you all Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. We will be open back on January 4th, 2021, for in person appointments at 10 am. We Apologize For Any Inconvenience.Please Call 470-424-8888 For Appointments. Thank You!
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5Dec, 2020

Cancellation Policy

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Because Dr. AJ does not double-book appointments, that means your appointment was booked exclusively for you. You must cancel the appointment by exactly 24 hours prior to the time of your appointment to avoid being charged in full. Please know that most insurance carriers will not reimburse for missed appointments. If for any reason, Dr. AJ must cancel an appointment, the client will be advised at the earliest possible time. Thank You. https://urgentprimarycare.org/Please call or text at 470 424 8888.#Pain Clinic, #Suboxone Clinic #Urgent Care #Addiction Clinic #Anxiety #ADHD Clinic […]
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25Nov, 2020

Happy Thanksgiving

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Hello Everyone, As we go into our Thanksgiving weekend, we just want to pause and say “Thank You”! Thank you for allowing us to serve you!  Please note that our offices will be closed Thursday, November 26th, and Friday, November 27th, so that our employees may safely enjoy holiday time with family. Wishing you all a very Happy Thanksgiving!
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18Nov, 2020

Opioid Addiction, Dependence and Tolerance

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When managing the patient with opioids, it is vital to establish the differences between physical dependence, tolerance, and addiction. The American Society of Addiction Medicine and American Academy of Pain Management define physical dependence as a state of adaption that is manifested by a drug class for which specific withdrawal syndrome can be produced by abrupt cessation, rapid dose reduction, decreasing blood levels of the drug, and/or administration of an antagonist. Tolerance, however, refers to a state of adaption in which exposure to a drug induces changes that result in […]
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Suboxone Clinic
22Oct, 2020

How Suboxone works

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How Suboxone® Works Suboxone® is a safer, more effective alternative to Methadone. Suboxone® is used to completely eliminate cravings associated with typical opiate addiction (heroin, pain pills, etc.) There are many similar medications used including Bunavail and Zubsolv. Suboxone® accomplishes all the same goals of Methadone without any of the harmful side effects and is an FDA approved medication administered in the form of sublingual (under the tongue) film. Buprenorphine, which makes up the Suboxone® drug, is a partial-antagonist and has only limited opioid effects. Buprenorphine is similar to full antagonists […]
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Suboxone Clinic
22Oct, 2020

Suboxone Clinic

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Your complete recovery program Our Program Has Helped Hundreds of Patients Just Like YouFast MD Suboxone Doctor delivers an unrivaled opiate addiction treatment program in the Atlanta, GA area. Our clinic is committed to helping you regain control of your life. Methadone Alternative:Our treatment program utilizes a newer, more effective alternative to Methadone treatment called Suboxone®. Suboxone® offers similar treatment effects as Methadone, but with absolutely no withdrawal symptoms and without the addictive effects. Individualized Attention:Each patient that walks through our doors is assigned to one specific doctor to guide […]
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