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Find the treatment that fits what you’re dealing with—opioid or alcohol use, 7-OH and emerging opioids, or help getting through opioid withdrawal.
Treatment is available for dependence on 7-OH, kratom extracts, pseudoindoxyl, MGM products, SR-17018 and other emerging opioids. You don’t have to wait until these products fit a traditional definition of addiction to ask for help.
Looking to get off opioids or buprenorphine? You may have considered SR-17018, ketamine, ibogaine, or other approaches to help get through withdrawal. Our approach to opioid detox focuses on physician-guided withdrawal management using established medical treatment options.
When we refer to opioid detox, we mean outpatient, physician-guided withdrawal management—helping people get through withdrawal as safely and comfortably as possible. It’s an important first step, but not a cure for opioid use disorder. While some people explore approaches such as SR-17018, ibogaine, or ketamine, we focus on established medical options for withdrawal and the treatment that may be needed afterward.
These three short whiteboard videos, “Why Am I Addicted?”, explain how Dr. Watson understands addiction and form the foundation for many of the topics discussed throughout this site. Explore more educational videos here, or visit our Learning Center for articles, guides, blogs, and additional resources.
Direct Physician Care means you work directly with Dr. Watson throughout your treatment. You know who is managing your care, trust the experience behind the recommendations, and aren’t simply being passed from one provider to another through a system.
Dr. Watson creates educational videos to help patients and families better understand substance use disorder, addiction, treatment, medications, and recovery.
Many cover topics discussed during office visits, so patients can revisit them later or share them with family members who want to better understand what they’re going through
James B. Watson, DO is an Addiction Medicine physician with more than 20 years of experience treating substance use disorders. His approach centers on experienced, personalized care and a direct relationship with each patient.
Cost and insurance questions shouldn’t keep you from finding out what treatment options are available.
We work with many insurance plans for covered medical services and medications. Coverage can vary depending on your plan, the treatment being considered, and whether a medication is filled through a pharmacy or provided in the office.
No insurance? You still have options. We can discuss self-pay treatment and lower-cost medication choices when appropriate.
Understanding substance use disorder can make treatment feel less confusing—for patients and for the people who care about them.
Our Learning Center provides straightforward information about addiction, medications, recovery, common concerns, and the questions patients and families often ask.
