RENEW HEALTH

Prescription Opioid Addiction Treatment at Renew Health

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Prescription opioid medications—such as oxycodone, hydrocodone, and morphine—are often prescribed to manage pain. However, prolonged use or misuse of these medications can lead to physical dependence, escalating tolerance, and addiction. At Renew Health, our outpatient program provides the clinical expertise, detox & withdrawal management, and personalized care you need to overcome prescription opioid addiction and move forward with confidence.

What Are Prescription Opioids and Why Are They Addictive?

Prescription opioids are powerful pain-relieving medications that act on the same receptors in the brain as heroin and other opioids. They can be effective for short-term pain control but pose significant risks when misused.

Euphoria & Tolerance

Opioids can produce a feeling of intense relaxation or “high,” leading users to escalate doses over time.

Physical Dependence

Prolonged use can alter brain chemistry, making it difficult to function without the drug.

Misconceptions About Safety

Many people believe prescription opioids are less risky because they’re doctor-approved. In reality, misuse or overuse can quickly lead to addiction.

Withdrawal Symptoms

Abruptly stopping opioids can cause intense withdrawal, driving many people back to use.

Signs and Symptoms of Prescription Opioid Addiction

Recognizing the warning signs of prescription opioid addiction can help you seek treatment early:

Physical Indicators

Drowsiness, confusion, or slowed breathing
Constipation, nausea, or vomiting
Flu-like withdrawal symptoms (aches, restlessness) when not using

Behavioral Changes

Taking higher doses or using more frequently than prescribed
“Doctor shopping” or obtaining pills illegally
Neglecting daily responsibilities or relationships

Psychological & Emotional Effects

Cravings and compulsive thoughts about opioids
Mood swings, anxiety, or irritability
Preoccupation with maintaining access to medications

Our Outpatient Approach to Prescription Opioid Addiction Treatment

At Renew Health, we believe in treating the whole person—mind, body, and spirit. Our outpatient setting offers flexibility and access to specialized services that fit into your daily life.

1. Initial Evaluation & Personalized Planning

We begin with a thorough assessment of:

Your prescription opioid use patterns (dose, frequency)
Medical history & mental health status
Co-occurring conditions (e.g., anxiety, depression, PTSD)
Personal lifestyle, commitments, and recovery goals

With these insights, we develop a customized treatment plan that addresses your unique challenges.

2. Detox & Withdrawal Management

Withdrawal from prescription opioids can involve restlessness, muscle aches, nausea, and other uncomfortable symptoms. Renew Health’s medical providers oversee detox & withdrawal management, which may include Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) if clinically indicated (e.g., buprenorphine, naltrexone). Close monitoring ensures your comfort and safety.

3. Individual & Group Therapy

Therapy is central to overcoming addiction and rebuilding a fulfilling life:

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). Identifying thought patterns that contribute to opioid use and learning healthier coping skills.
Motivational Interviewing (MI). Building internal drive for sustained recovery by clarifying personal goals and values.
Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) (if appropriate). Teaching emotion regulation, mindfulness, and distress tolerance.
Group Therapy. Providing a supportive environment where you can share experiences and learn from peers on similar journeys.

4. Holistic & Wellness Services

To promote overall well-being, Renew Health integrates holistic options:

Mindfulness & Meditation. Reducing stress and fostering greater self-awareness.
Nutritional Guidance. Addressing dietary imbalances and supporting physical health.
Light Exercise or Yoga. Encouraging gentle movement to improve strength, flexibility, and emotional balance.

5. Family Education & Support

Addiction doesn’t only impact the individual—it can strain loved ones and relationships:

Family Therapy. Improving communication, empathy, and mutual respect within households.
Educational Workshops.Offering tools to help family members support recovery and create a stable home environment.

6. Aftercare & Relapse Prevention

Recovery is an ongoing process, and Renew Health provides continued support:

Ongoing Outpatient Sessions. Regular counseling or check-ins for sustaining progress.
Relapse Prevention Strategies. Developing coping mechanisms, identifying triggers, and planning for high-risk situations.
Community & Peer Support. Connecting with local recovery groups or our alumni community for encouragement and accountability.

Why Choose Renew Health?

Flexible Outpatient Care. Continue working, studying, and managing family commitments while receiving professional support.
Compassionate, Person-Centered Approach. We prioritize respect, empathy, and dignity for every client.
Expert Multidisciplinary Team. Our staff includes physicians, mental health professionals, and peer support specialists to address every aspect of opioid use disorder.
Evidence-Based Methods.We use proven treatments—including MAT, CBT, and motivational interviewing—to foster meaningful, lasting change.
Long-Term Commitment. From the first phone call through aftercare, Renew Health is dedicated to your continued growth and success.

Take the First Step Toward Healing

If you or a loved one is struggling with prescription opioid misuse, Renew Health is here to help. Our outpatient program combines medical expertise, therapeutic interventions, and compassionate support to guide you toward long-term recovery and a healthier future.
Call us at (575) 363-HELP (4357) or connect with us online to learn how you can begin your journey toward freedom from opioid dependence.

Direct Access To Care Provider

Flexible Appointment Times

No Waitlist For Treatment

Comprehensive Support

Insurance Plans Accepted

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does prescription opioid addiction treatment last in an outpatient setting?

Treatment length varies based on individual needs. Programs can range from several weeks to a few months to years, with ongoing outpatient follow-up as necessary. Your medical provider will recommend a timeline that aligns with your recovery goals.

Will my insurance cover prescription opioid addiction treatment?

Many insurance plans include coverage for substance use disorder services, but benefits can vary. Our office and billing specialists will verify your coverage and discuss any out-of-pocket costs.

Can I continue working or attending school while in treatment?

Yes! Our outpatient model offers flexible scheduling and ensures confidentiality, allowing you to maintain your daily responsibilities.

Do you treat co-occurring mental health disorders?

Absolutely. We offer integrated care for individuals experiencing both substance use and mental health challenges, tailoring treatment to address all contributing factors.

How do I get started with Renew Health?

Call (575) 363-HELP (4357) or reach out online. Our team will guide you through the enrollment process, conduct an initial assessment, and help you create a personalized plan for recovery.

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Booking is easy, so don’t hesitate to get started with your journey.

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Renew Health Physical Locations

If you want to receive treatment in a physical location, we also offer outpatient therapy in the following locations. Book an appointment with us today, and let’s get you back to where you want to be.