MAT/MOUD Program in Hamilton Township
MAT/MOUD Program in Hamilton Township
From sleepless nights and tense relationships to the constant worry about relapse, opioid addiction impacts every part of your life; the good news is, recovery is possible with us. Our MAT/MOUD program in Hamilton Township helps you find stability, regain control, and build the life you want.
At Mydoctor P.C., we adopt Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT), also known as Medication for Opioid Use Disorder (MOUD), which is a proven approach that combines FDA-approved medications with ongoing medical care and support.
You don’t have to fight it alone; we help you overcome your cravings for a lasting impression, whether you’re in Lawrence Township, Robbinsville Township, Trenton, or West Windsor Township.
What is Medication-Assisted Treatment?
Think of Medication-Assisted Treatment as a bridge to recovery. When someone tries to stop opioids on their own, intense cravings and painful withdrawals often make it feel impossible. However, MAT eases those symptoms, restores balance in the brain, and makes space for healing and growth.
Medications like buprenorphine or naltrexone stabilize brain function, so instead of focusing all energy on resisting relapse, patients can put their focus where it truly matters, like therapy, repairing relationships, and building a healthier future.
How Our MAT/MOUD Program Works
Our MAT/MOUD program in Hamilton Township is designed to support you from day one. The process typically includes:
Assessment & Intake
Medication Induction
Stabilization
Maintenance & Support
This step-by-step process means you’re never left to figure things out alone; we’re with you at every stage.
Medications We Use
In our opioid use disorder treatment in Hamilton Township, medications are not about “replacing one drug with another.” Instead, they work to balance brain chemistry and give patients the stability needed to heal.
Buprenorphine (Suboxone)
Reduces cravings and withdrawal, making it easier to stay on track.
Methadone
Used in specialized settings to stabilize long-term opioid use.
Naltrexone
Blocks opioid effects and prevents relapse.
At Mydoctor P.C., we tailor medications to individuals’ specific conditions. With our expert guidance, your addiction will become easy to get rid of with minimal side effects.
Dr. Eric Osgood
Dr. Eric Osgood, MD, FACP, is board certified in general internal medicine, and has been in practice for ten years. He completed his undergraduate education at Georgetown University, received his medical doctorate from Tufts University School of Medicine, and completed his internal medicine residency at Seton Hall University, St. Francis Medical Center, Trenton, NJ, where he also served as a chief resident.
Between his residency and his time in practice, Dr. Osgood spent nearly a decade serving the Greater Trenton/Mercer community. He returned to St. Francis in 2016 where he became the medical director of hospitalist medicine and associate faculty of the internal medicine residency, until the day it closed its doors.
Why Choose Our MAT/MOUD Treatment in Hamilton Township
We know that reaching out for help can be one of the hardest steps. That’s why we’ve built a program centered on confidentiality, respect, and compassion. When you walk through our doors, you won’t be judged but supported.
Here’s what sets our opioid use disorder treatment in Hamilton Township apart:
- Experienced medical team that understands addiction as a medical condition, not a moral failing.
- An outpatient model that fits recovery into your real life so you don’t have to step away from work, school, or family.
- Private and confidential care, so you can feel safe seeking treatment.
- Individualized plans targeted to your needs and goals, because no two recovery journeys look the same.
Start Your Recovery Today
Take the first step toward lasting change with our dedicated MAT/MOUD program in Hamilton Township, NJ, offering dedicated support and stability from seasoned professionals.
