Methadone Clinics in Somerset, Kentucky

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Crossroads Somerset 607 Clifty Street Somerset
BHG Berea Treatment Center 1000 Ace Drive Berea
BHG Corbin Treatment Center 785 Cumberland Gap Pkwy #3 Corbin

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Somerset, the county seat of Pulaski County, has a total area of 30.39 km² of which 0.09% is water. As of 2018, the city had a population estimated at 11,486 which, although is not much, does not rule out the possibility of Pulaski being home to a number of people suffering from opioid dependency. Such people, and residents of nearby cities with the same issue, may visit any methadone clinic Somerset KY for medical treatment. Methadone clinics are specialists in the dispensing of drugs for medically treated opioid dependency. People may need help to quit relying physically or psychologically on opioids because the symptoms of withdrawal could be painful. Not only does methadone work for pain management, but it also blunts the effects of opioids in the body. Methadone is safe. It has become vital to the society that it has been included on the World Health Organization’s list of essential medications. Methadone, however, should not be taken without directives from a health provider because for each situation, there is a tailored dose of methadone that should be taken. There is no general prescription for all, hence, doses of methadone may not be shared between individuals. Some of the best methadone clinics in Kentucky offer more services than methadone maintenance.

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