With our customized outpatient model of care, providers are able to focus on the unique needs of each patient, providing a positive experience, better outcomes and an improved quality of life.
Let's Get Started!We make it easy to start your journey to recovery- our intake process starts with a simple phone call.
We take your privacy seriously and guard it appropriately.
Our providers prescribe FDA-approved medications and properly manage and ensure that patients receive a full spectrum of care.
Our Medication-Assisted Treatment utilizes medications such as Suboxone and Sublocade in combination with outpatient counseling to provide a comprehensive treatment program for those struggling with opioid addiction. Our team works with each patient to develop an individualized treatment plan that empowers patients to take their lives back. While taking part in our outpatient treatment programs, patients have the opportunity to maintain productive lives within their families, jobs and communities.
Request An Intake Call Now!Each patient treatment plan is designed for that specific patient's needs. However, patients can assume a basic schedule that is set by state requirements. It will start with an intake visit followed by weekly stabilization appointments. Once the patient is stable they will be moved into a monthly maintenance stage.
Intake Phone Call (no cost)
The intake phone call can be scheduled at your convenience during the work day. It is used to determine the appropriateness of outpatient medication assisted treatment for your specific situation. All patients are not appropriate to receive outpatient treatment due to the severity of their opiate addiction.
Intake Appointment
Your first appointment at our clinic will take 60 to 90 minutes. If an intake packet is sent to you prior to your appointment, please have it completed prior to coming to your appointment. During this appointment you will meet with our staff to ensure your paperwork is completed and answer any additional question you may have. We will document your medical history, take your vitals, and collect a urine sample. You will meet with a provider and together you will discuss if Suboxone treatment is right for you. Any other referrals that are needed to help ensure your success with outpatient medication assisted treatment will be initiated at this appointment, including counseling.
Stabilization Period
Following the Intake Appointment and the initiation of the buprenorphine/naloxone medication, you will have at least 3 stabilization visits in the office with a provider. These visits are required by the State of Tennessee in order to progress to the maintenance phase. Further support services will be offered at these appointments.
Ongoing Maintenance
Once the provider has determined that you are doing well on the medication, and a stable dosage has been ascertained, you will move into a maintenance stage where your appointments will be every 2 to 4 weeks. At this stage, you will continue to work on familial relationships and can continue with putting your life back to normal. Counseling remains an important part of recovery during this stage as well as all of the previous stages.
| Intake Call | Intake Appointment | Stabilization Period | Ongoing Maintenance | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Frequency | Once | Once | Weekly | Monthly |
| Urine Screen | - | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Counseling | - | Initiated | 2 per month | 1 per month |
| Price | Free |
$130.00 $25.00 deposit required |
$105.00 | $155.00 |
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Renu is a leading provider of opioid addiction treatment services. Our treatment centers provide medication-assisted treatment in an outpatient setting. Renu provides services to hundreds of individuals in Chattanooga and the surrounding communities.
Renu's mission is to create the best-in-class network of opioid treatment facilities by producing superior patient outcomes. We accomplish this goal by providing each person who enters our programs with a medically based treatment experience in accordance with our best practice and guidelines form the State of Tennessee. Our treatment programs rehabilitate those aspects of the person which are suffering; builds upon the strengths of that person; protects that person's rights to privacy, respect and dignity; and assists in the development of a better quality of life. In doing so, we improve the lives and communities of those we touch and serve, and we build a strong company that serves its patients and communities over the long term.