New on the blog: MAT in Charleston: Recovery Support That Respects Your Journey
October 30, 2026 · 0:11
New on the blog MAT that respects your journey Medicine, counseling and a plan for you
Ready to Talk About Medication-Assisted Treatment?
Our West Ashley team offers confidential medication-assisted treatment (MAT) for opioid and alcohol use disorders, through hybrid in-person and virtual care. Treatment typically begins with an in-person assessment in West Ashley, followed by weekly in-person or virtual visits before moving to a monthly schedule. Each plan is tailored to the patient and their situation. Schedule an appointment today.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Hope Integrative Medicine treats addiction as a medical condition that needs medical treatment, with the same respect given to anyone with a chronic medical condition.
MAT begins with an in-person assessment at the West Ashley office. Your provider reviews your medical history, substance use, past treatment, medicines, mental health and goals, and explains your options and possible side effects. By the end, you have a preliminary treatment plan.
No. Never combine these medicines with alcohol or sedatives. Once the dose is stable, most people find MAT medicines do not interfere with their thinking or work, but avoid driving until you know how a new dose or dose change affects you.
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