MEDICATION ASSISTED TREATMENT (MAT)

COMPASSIONATE & CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT FOR OPIATE DEPENDENCY

Welcome to Turning Point, an addiction treatment program providing those looking for help for opiate addiction with a road to recovery and renewal. Our clinic is a primary Opioid Treatment Program (OTP), also known as Narcotic Treatment Program (NTP), for dependency and addiction to opioids, including prescription pain medicines and heroin. Turning Point provides medication addiction treatment and psychotherapy services to persons aged18 and older for the treatment of addiction to or dependence on:

• Codeine
• Heroin
• Hydrocodone
• Morphine
• OxyContin
• Vicodin
• Percocet
• Other Opioids 

OUR PHILOSOPHY

Turning Point’s mission is to assist our patients in achieving a higher quality of life by offering cost-effective treatment alternatives for individuals who struggle with addiction. It is our belief that a patient-centered, individualized approach to treatment can help ensure a solid foundation for positive transformation. The Turning Point staff is dedicated to treating patients with respect and dignity, using medical interventions and clinical tactics to assist patients in their recovery process. Recovery from opiate reliance / dependence and addiction is complicated and often requires specialized treatment due to the severe withdrawal symptoms that occur. Turning Point is here to help.

TREATMENT FOR OPIOID DEPENDENCY

Our knowledgeable staff is dedicated to provide help to individuals in addressing their dependency. We include certified professionals such as physicians, nurses and counselors. We provide community-based, outpatient, medication assisted treatment for those who are dependent on opiates. Our philosophy is based on the reality that methadone, combined with counseling is one of the greatest medication assisted treatment choices accessible for opioid dependency.

LICENSING & MEMBERSHIPS

Turning Point Treatment Center is licensed by the Georgia Department of Community Health. The Clinic is also a member of the Opioid Treatment Providers of Georgia and the American Association for the Treatment of Opioid Dependence (AATOD).