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6Mar, 2020
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Naltrexone for Alcohol Dependence

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The Sinclair Method for Alcohol Use Disorders is an evidence-based treatment for problematic drinking developed by Dr. John D. Sinclair. Unlike traditional treatments that require complete abstinence from alcohol, the Sinclair Method allows you to continue drinking alcohol at the beginning of treatment. In fact, treatment success depends on the continued consumption of alcohol in combination with the prescription medication Naltrexone. Naltrexone is at the heart of the Sinclair Method (TSM) for Alcoholism.   When you take Naltrexone prior to drinking, it blocks endorphins, the naturally occurring opiates in the brain, […]
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6Mar, 2020
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Alcohol Addiction

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Alcohol Biomarkers It is well-established that alcohol has the potential to damage the liver, either from regular chronic use or a irregular binge drinking. When damage to the liver occurs, particular enzymes become elevated in the blood. By measuring these enzymes, we can learn about the extent to which the liver has been damaged, as well as monitor any improvement in liver functioning when a patient reduces their alcohol use. These measures are not diagnostic of an alcohol use disorder, but can be an important part of a comprehensive evaluation. […]
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5Mar, 2020
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Subutex or Suboxone?

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What’s the Difference between Subutex and Suboxone?Both Subutex and Suboxone contain buprenorphine. While both drugs were developed at around the same time, Subutex was formulated first. While it was found to be relatively effective in the treatment of opiate addiction, there was still a tendency to abuse the drug. Many users sought to inject the drug intravenously in order to obtain the high they had become accustomed to with heroin or prescription painkillers. They often succeeded in doing so, giving rise to the need to develop another drug to address […]
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4Mar, 2020
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Suboxone Clinic

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Suboxone Clinic It is the mission of Fast MD Addiction Treatment Services to improve the quality of life and productivity of individuals and families affected by substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders through the application of scientifically supported prevention, education, and treatment services.
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8Feb, 2020
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Veteran & First Responder Program

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Who Can Be a Part of the Veteran & First Responder Program? The veterans and first responder program at our Suboxone clinic welcomes veterans of all branches of the armed forces, as well as current and retired first responders, including: Firefighters. Law enforcement officers. Emergency medical services providers. Dispatchers and emergency communications personnel. Correctional officers/probation-parole officers. If you’re a veteran or a first responder who’s ready to seek treatment—or you need advice for a loved one—call us 470-424-8888. We’re here for you.
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8Feb, 2020
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Patient Review

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My experience has been absolutely fantastic. Dr AJ was genuinely interested in any concerns and questions that I had. He is very knowledgeable and more than capable of taking care of patients. I would recommend him to anyone, he is very kind. I appreciate all he has done with me and the amount of interest he showed and his level of expertise.
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29Jan, 2020
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Suboxone Treatment

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4 Steps of Treatment Through OUR customized model of care, physicians are able to focus on the unique needs of each patient, providing them with a positive experience, better outcomes and an improved quality of life. Our program begins with individualized treatment plans for each patient. Our physicians properly prescribe FDA-approved medications for addiction: buprenorphine (Suboxone, Subutex) or naltrexone (Vivitrol). A full team of licensed medical professionals ensures that these medications are properly managed. We coordinates with additional local healthcare and social services partners to ensure that patients receive a […]
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29Jan, 2020
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Many roads, one journey

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“Many roads, one journey.” We honor the right of each client to choose their goals and methods. Medication-assisted treatment, individual/family/group counseling, trauma therapy, 12-step facilitation… your choice, your change process. We recommend medication-assisted treatment with Suboxone which is the gold standard, but we respect your right for abstinence therapy as well. We believe that medication-assisted treatment with Suboxone along with counseling, The twelve-step program is the best way to go for addiction treatment and recovery.
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28Jan, 2020
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Auto Collisions

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Common Causes Of Collisions Driver DistractionA common cause of automobile accidents on the crowded roads of Atlanta,Georgia. Virtually any activity that diverts the attention of a driver from the road is dangerous. Activities like eating or drinking can lead to serious injury. Cell phone use is especially dangerous. Talking, texting, or checking email while driving may lead to an accident. Also, it is illegal for a vehicle operator to use a cell phone unless it is hands-free. Driver FatigueAccidents caused by driver fatigue are easily preventable. Exhausted drivers must rest. […]
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