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The Lexington Center

for Addiction Recovery

Lexington's Premier Opioid & Pain Medication Addiction Recovery Center

The biggest and toughest step toward recovery is the very first one: deciding to make a change

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Take the First Step Toward Addiction Recovery

You can call us to schedule an appointment or you can schedule online.

Address:

2375 Professional Heights Dr #210, Lexington, KY 40503

Phone:

(859) 317-9159

Hours:

Monday-Friday, 10 am-5 pm & one Saturday per month

Pain Pill Addiction

Pain pill addiction is an addiction to opioids or opiates, which are medications that treat pain and other symptoms. Some of these medications are illegal, like heroin, while often time others are prescribed. Pain pill addiction can occur with any medication that gives the person relief from chronic pain, such as arthritis or back pain. Over time, the person develops a dependency and needs more of the drugs to feel normal or happy.

Do you recognize these signs in yourself or someone you love?

Personality changes
Social withdrawal
Mood swings
Agitation
Usage increase or trying to get more pills
Increased inactivity
Blackouts
Changes in appearance or emotional state
Forgetfulness
Defensiveness when questioned

There is hope.

The Lexington Center has specially certified medical professionals who care about their patients and help them on the road to recovery.

If you or someone you love is addicted to heroin or pain medications (whether prescribed or not) we can help.

Telemedicine is now Available!

Call now (859) 317-9159 to begin treatment via video!

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Licensed Staff & Board Certified Doctors

Our staff is licensed and experienced with using medications to end physical withdrawal symptoms and help you cope with cravings as safely and painlessly as possible.

All of our doctors are board certified by the American Board of Addiction Medicine. This means they have made the commitment to become experts in the field of addiction medicine and have passed rigorous testing by the Board examiners.

Why is this important?

Most doctors attempting to treat drug dependent individuals are not boarded addictionologists. Physicians who are not specifically board certified in addiction medicine cannot treat you legally if you take other medicines for anxiety or if you are a pregnant woman without the consultation of an addictionologist.

Also non-boarded doctors are limited by law on how much medicine you may be prescribed and/or for how long you may be treated and therefore may not be able to adequately treat your disease.

We understand every patient has different needs and "cookie cutter" treatment by a non-certified doctor may not be right for you.