Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT)
Medication-assisted treatment pairs FDA-approved medications with counseling. At Galloway Recovery, the goal is simple: reduce cravings so you or your loved one can focus on recovery. The medication steadies the body. The counseling addresses what drives the addiction. Both matter. Together they support real, lasting change.
About Our Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT)
Medication-assisted treatment uses FDA-approved medications to reduce cravings and steady the body during recovery. At Galloway Recovery, those medications work alongside counseling. One without the other rarely holds.
Your care starts with a comprehensive assessment on admission. We review your health history, substance use, and any mental health concerns. That information shapes a treatment plan built for you or your loved one, not a template.
A dedicated case manager coordinates the whole process. They track your progress, connect you with counseling, and adjust the plan as things change. They stay involved through aftercare, so support does not stop when a program ends.
Medication eases the physical pull of addiction. Counseling helps you understand what drives it. Together, they give recovery a real foundation.
Insurance & Admissions
Cost stops most people from calling. It shouldn't. We accept most private insurance plans, and checking your benefits takes minutes. One phone call starts the admissions process for you or your loved one. Coming from out of town? We arrange travel and arrival support, including flights. Call us. We'll confirm your coverage and handle the logistics from there.
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Sources & Further Reading
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