methadone vs. suboxone

Suboxone vs. Methadone: What’s the Difference?

Medication-assisted treatment can be a life-saving option for individuals with opioid addiction. Two common medications used in MAT are Suboxone and methadone. While both medications can effectively reduce cravings and withdrawal symptoms, there are some key differences between the two. It is important to understand the differences between Suboxone vs. methadone to ensure that you…

Opioid Rehab Program

Opioid addiction has become a devastating epidemic, affecting millions of people and their families worldwide. For many, opioid addiction may seem insurmountable. However, hope is within reach through our comprehensive outpatient opioid rehab program at True Life Center’s outpatient addiction treatment center.  At True Life Center, we know addiction is a challenge that’s difficult to…

How Naloxone Can Save Lives During Overdose

Opioid overdose is one of the leading causes of most overdose cases in the U.S. A naloxone treatment is the best way to stop the effects of the overdose. The fast-acting naloxone treatment can be administered through injection or nasal spray (NARCAN®) when medical assistance isn’t around. At Colorado Medication Assisted Recovery, we are available…

Heroin Withdrawal Symptoms

Heroin is an increasingly popular opioid. Commonly injected or smoked, heroin produces a euphoric high and reduces pain. Originally derived from the opium poppy, heroin is popular among those with opioid dependency from prescription opioids like Vicodin or OxyContin. Unfortunately, heroin can be difficult to quit using without medical and psychiatric support. Today, there are…