Methadone Clinics in Palm Springs, California

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Palm Springs is a resort city in the Colorado desert, in Riverside County, California. Although the population is officially 48,518, that number triples from November to March when the “snowbirds” move south to enjoy the warm weather. Despite the many great things Palm Springs has to offer, this resort city still requires the opioid rehab help offered by methadone clinics in California. Anyone could potentially become addicted to opioid drugs, and once addicted, would need to seek out a methadone clinic Palm Springs for professional medical treatment. While methadone treats the physical component of addiction, patients should also undergo counseling, behavioral therapy, vocational coaching, and drug education for a comprehensive recovery experience. This whole-person approach to opioid addiction rehabilitation is known as Medication Assisted Treatment, or MAT, and it has been demonstrated to have the highest success rates for patients. For the best chance of success, even once patients reduce the number of counseling sessions they attend, possibly because they have transitioned back to full-time work after a treatment program, methadone maintenance therapy should continue for at least a year, or even indefinitely.

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