Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) Services in Asheville, NC
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About Our Medication-Assisted Treatment
Reach Recovery & Integrated Health is a Direct-Pay practice located in Asheville, NC, that provides physician access and treatment for substance use disorders. Our practice offers comprehensive and compassionate care, utilizing Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) and integrated neural re-patterning.
Our space is comfortable, relaxed, and inviting, and our staff is dedicated to helping people recover—one day at a time. Our mission is to serve individuals seeking a road to recovery.
Affordable Medication-Assisted Treatment
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Integrated Health Memberships Available
A Multi-Pronged Approach to Medication- Assisted Treatment Services
At Reach Recovery & Integrated Health, our approach is rooted in what our founder, Dr. Tom Reach, calls Intentional Recovery—a bio-psychosocial-spiritual model of care. This means we treat not just the physical symptoms of addiction but the whole person—body, mind, and spirit. A comprehensive Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) plan combines FDA-approved medications (including Suboxone—a combination of buprenorphine and naloxone) with physician-directed primary care and peer recovery support.
This holistic approach helps patients move forward with stability and confidence. Patients can also be assured of strict confidentiality throughout their treatment. At Reach Recovery & Integrated Health, you will find a supportive and safe environment, and we adhere to all state and federal laws regarding patient privacy. Based in Asheville, NC, and serving communities across Western North Carolina, we are committed to making high-quality, confidential care accessible to those who need it.
We invite you to explore the benefits of each aspect of this comprehensive approach to care below.
Medication-Assisted Treatment Service Benefits
Our Primary Care Benefits
*Preventive Health Services
Primary care ensures routine screenings and early detection of health issues, keeping patients healthier and more resilient during recovery. It also creates opportunities to catch health concerns that might otherwise be overlooked when the focus is only on addiction treatment.
*Management of Chronic Conditions
Many patients face co-occurring health problems such as diabetes, high blood pressure, or chronic pain. Ongoing primary care helps manage these conditions effectively alongside addiction treatment, ensuring that medical needs do not derail progress in recovery.
*Continuity of Care
Having a trusted physician who knows your history builds stability, coordination, and confidence in the recovery journey. Consistent primary care also reduces the need for costly emergency room visits by addressing problems before they become crises.
*Whole-Person Wellness
Primary care looks beyond addiction, addressing nutrition, sleep, stress, and lifestyle habits—all of which support long-term recovery. It promotes a healthier daily routine, helping patients build the foundation for lasting sobriety.
*Reduced Stigma
Receiving primary care in an integrated setting normalizes treatment and reduces stigma. Patients feel valued as a whole person rather than defined by addiction, which improves self-esteem and willingness to remain in recovery programs.
Affordable Treatment for ONLY $200
Our Peer Support Benefits
*Shared Experience and Understanding
Certified Peer Recovery Specialists (CPRS) bring lived experience to the table, offering empathy and encouragement that resonate deeply with patients in recovery.
*Building Trust and Accountability
Patients often feel more comfortable opening up to peers, creating a supportive relationship that promotes honesty and accountability.
*Connection to Resources
Peers help patients navigate community resources, support groups, and recovery networks that extend healing beyond the clinic. They often guide patients toward housing support, employment services, and sober living environments, reinforcing recovery in everyday life.
*Hope and Motivation
By sharing their own stories of recovery, peers inspire patients to believe in the possibility of lasting change. This lived example not only provides hope but also demonstrates that recovery is achievable and sustainable.
*Documented Outcomes
Research highlights measurable benefits of peer recovery support, including reduced substance use, increased satisfaction with treatment, and improved overall quality of life. These findings reinforce why CPRS are now recognized as a vital part of comprehensive addiction care.
How Our Medication-Assisted Treatment Services Can Help You Rebuild Your Life
Addiction is a complex disease, but recovery is possible. A comprehensive MAT treatment plan addresses the full picture—medical needs, emotional health, and social support. At Reach Recovery & Integrated Health, we walk alongside you every step of the way, helping you build the foundation for lasting recovery.
Following through with a comprehensive treatment plan also provides tangible benefits that reach into every area of life. Parents who have lost custody of their children can find new hope as they demonstrate stability and responsibility, making family reunification possible. Legal issues that once seemed insurmountable can be addressed step by step as patients show the court and community that they are committed to recovery. Family members who had pulled away during active addiction often begin to rebuild trust, allowing relationships to heal over time.
Employment is another critical area where recovery changes lives. Patients who once struggled to hold a job can regain confidence, pursue steady work, or even return to school or vocational training. These opportunities help restore a sense of purpose and financial independence. In short, the very real consequences of active drug addiction—estrangement, legal problems, lost opportunities—can be reversed through steady engagement in this kind of program.
Over time, patients not only overcome addiction but also reclaim their role in family, work, and community life. Based in Asheville and serving communities across Western North Carolina, RRIH is committed to making high-quality, confidential care accessible to those who need it.
Our Medication-Assisted Treatment Option
Stand-Alone Medically-Assisted Substance Use Disorder Treatment
$200 for 28 days of care
Includes intake and complete history & physical, general medical services, as well as all services listed above. (Payment may also be made bi-monthly.)
We also offer a separate Concierge Healthcare Program that is a non-insurance direct-pay service. Instead of billing your health insurance, we provide care through a simple monthly membership fee.
Affordable Medication-Assisted Treatment
for ONLY-
Integrated Health Memberships Available
Medication-Assisted Treatment Payment and Cancellation Policies
To maintain client privacy, we do not directly bill insurance companies. Your doctor will not discuss your care with insurance providers and will not provide insurance companies, or any third-party payers, access to your diagnosis or treatment records.
However, many clients with private insurance do choose to have their insurance partially reimburse them for our services. Should you request this, we will provide you with a billing invoice that you may submit to your insurance provider, who may reimburse you for our services at your policy’s out-of-network rate.
Medicare and Medicaid? Unfortunately, we cannot currently provide care for Medicare or Medicaid clients.
Intake Paperwork: For your first visit, please arrive thirty minutes early.
Can’t Make Your Appointment? If you are unable to make your appointment it is important that you call and let us know. Patients 15 minutes late or more for an appointment may be rescheduled for another time.