London, Ohio

Buckeye Clinic is licensed in and experienced in providing treatment for substance overuse disorders and addiction. We offer standard outpatient treatment as well as intensive outpatient care, mental health treatment, and medication assisted treatment.

You may need professional help if you experience severe, recurring, or persistent mood swings, sadness, anger, anxiety, sleep problems, appetite issues, compulsive and/or dangerous behaviors, trouble concentrating, or obtrusive thoughts or thoughts of self-harm. If your symptoms are interfering with your normal daily routine and/or preventing you from maintaining healthy relationships or living a happy, healthy, and productive life, you may benefit from treatment.

Our staff includes primary care physicians, certified nurse practitioners, behavioral health specialists, and addiction treatment counselors and experts. Our clinical staff hold all necessary credentials and licenses and undergo extensive training. We value patient privacy and confidentiality, and are compassionate and understanding.

While those in your community can provide valuable support during your recovery journey, they may not be trained or licensed to provide the level of clinical, medical, and mental health treatment you need. Our team has extensive experience, education, and training and can provide holistic recovery treatment without judgment.

Absolutely. We prioritize your privacy and confidentiality. All aspects of your treatment, including your initial consultation, ongoing sessions, and any communication with our clinic, are conducted with the utmost respect for your privacy.

The duration of each treatment plan varies based on individual needs and circumstances. Treatment length can range from several months to over a year, with the goal of gradually reducing dependence on opioids. Our team works closely with each patient to determine the optimal treatment length for successful, long-term recovery.

We believe in the power of ongoing support and offer various resources to prevent relapse and promote a healthy, sober lifestyle. Our team is dedicated to providing continuous care and support throughout your recovery journey, including connecting you with community resources and support groups.

You can schedule an appointment for a confidential consultation by calling us or by filling out our contact form. Our team of qualified doctors and clinical staff are ready to assist you in taking the first step towards recovery.

Your first visit involves a comprehensive assessment by a board-certified doctor who will take the time to understand your history, current situation, and specific needs. Based on this assessment, we will develop a personalized treatment plan that may include medication-assisted treatment and behavioral therapy tailored to support your recovery journey.

Our treatment process is centered around medication assisted therapy, supported by counseling and behavioral therapies, for a holistic approach to recovery. You’ll find a supportive community focusing on building better outcomes and a solid foundation against relapse.

Eligibility for medication-assisted treatment (MAT) is determined through a comprehensive evaluation during your initial consultation. This assessment includes reviewing your medical history, current physical and mental health status, and specific details of your addiction. Our goal is to ensure that MAT is a suitable and safe option for your recovery journey.

Suboxone is a medication used to
help people reduce or quit their use of fentanyl. heroin, or other opiates. At Buckeye Clinic, it is used alongside mental health counseling and behavioral therapies to treat opioid addiction, manage withdrawal symptoms, and reduce cravings.

We strive to make addiction treatment accessible to everyone. Buckeye Clinic accepts most major insurance plans such as Medicare and Medicaid, and offers various payment options. We encourage you to call us to verify your specific insurance coverage plan and payment options.

We understand that recovery is a journey with potential challenges, including relapses. Our approach to relapse involves compassionate support, reassessment of the treatment plan, and adjustments to therapy and medication as needed. We focus on understanding the triggers that led to relapse and strengthening coping strategies to prevent future occurrences.