Suboxone treatment, in residential care.
In Euclid, Suboxone is part of Olympia Grove Recovery's own medication-assisted treatment (MAT), prescribed by our medical providers when clinically appropriate.
Suboxone treatment at Olympia Grove Recovery happens inside residential care. Our medical providers prescribe it as part of residential care when clinically appropriate. Your care also includes medical detox, individual and group therapy, and aftercare planning.
You live on site while you're in treatment, with 24/7 nursing support with physician oversight. Suboxone is one part of that care, and therapy and medical care work alongside it.
Suboxone treatment at Olympia Grove Recovery.
What Suboxone is and how it helps
Suboxone is an FDA-approved medication for opioid use disorder. It combines two ingredients. Buprenorphine is a partial opioid agonist: it attaches to the same receptors as heroin, fentanyl and prescription painkillers, but activates them only partway, which eases withdrawal and cravings without the full effect of those drugs. Naloxone is added to discourage misuse; it has little effect when the medication is taken as prescribed.
That steadiness is the point. When withdrawal and cravings ease, there is room to do the work of therapy.
Starting Suboxone during detox
If you're coming off heroin, fentanyl or other opioids, our medical providers can start Suboxone during medical detox when clinically appropriate, as part of medically supervised withdrawal management. Buprenorphine is usually started once withdrawal has begun, so the medical team times the first dose to keep it from triggering sudden, more intense withdrawal.
Already taking Suboxone
Tell admissions you're taking Suboxone when you call. Suboxone is part of Olympia Grove Recovery's own medication-assisted treatment, prescribed by our medical providers as part of residential care when clinically appropriate. Qualified medical providers evaluate medication needs and tailor medical care to each patient.
Suboxone and Subutex
Subutex is the brand name long used for buprenorphine on its own, without naloxone. Suboxone pairs buprenorphine with naloxone. Both are on Olympia Grove Recovery's medication list, and which one fits is a decision for your medical provider.
Residential / Inpatient
People searching for inpatient Suboxone treatment are usually looking for care where they live on site, with staff there around the clock. That is residential treatment, and it is what Olympia Grove Recovery provides: 24/7 nursing support with physician oversight, therapy and medication-assisted treatment in one place. It is not hospital care. Length of stay is determined by medical necessity.
Who this is for
- Adults with opioid use disorder, including heroin, fentanyl and prescription painkillers.
- People who need medically supervised withdrawal management before residential treatment.
- People already taking Suboxone or Subutex who need residential care.
- People with co-occurring mental health needs alongside substance use.
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Where Suboxone fits in your treatment
Suboxone works best alongside counseling, and residential care at Olympia Grove Recovery is built around it: individual and group therapy, co-occurring care, and aftercare planning for the step after discharge. It is one form of medication-assisted treatment.
Coming off opioids? See what opiate detox, heroin detox and fentanyl detox look like at Olympia Grove Recovery. Other MAT options: taking methadone instead? See methadone-friendly residential care.
Suboxone and residential care: your questions.
Can I start Suboxone at Olympia Grove Recovery?
Yes. Our medical providers can start Suboxone during medical detox and residential care when clinically appropriate. Buprenorphine is usually started once withdrawal has begun, and the medical team times it carefully.
Can I keep taking Suboxone in rehab?
Suboxone is part of medication-assisted treatment at Olympia Grove Recovery, and our medical providers prescribe it as part of residential care when clinically appropriate. If you take it now, say so when you call admissions.
Who prescribes Suboxone at Olympia Grove Recovery?
Our own medical providers. Suboxone is part of Olympia Grove Recovery's medication-assisted treatment program, not an outside service, and it is prescribed as part of residential care when clinically appropriate.
What's the difference between Suboxone and Subutex?
Both contain buprenorphine. Suboxone adds naloxone, which discourages misuse; Subutex is the brand name long used for buprenorphine on its own. Both are on Olympia Grove Recovery's medication list; your medical provider decides which fits.
Does insurance cover Suboxone treatment?
Medicaid, commercial insurance and private pay are accepted. Coverage check happens on the call. Have your member ID ready when you call admissions.
If you searched for inpatient rehab, is this it?
It is residential treatment: you live on site while you're in treatment, with 24/7 nursing support with physician oversight. That is usually what people looking for inpatient rehab mean. It is not hospital care.
Suboxone treatment, as part of residential care.
Olympia Grove Recovery is in Euclid, Ohio, serving Greater Cleveland. Call admissions or fill out our contact form. Admissions answers 24/7.