If you’re looking for FAQs about Aegis Medical and treatment options available in Michigan, you’ll find them here.
You no longer have to walk your recovery journey alone. Aegis Medical is here, and we offer opioid addiction treatment in Michigan. If you’re looking for FAQs about Aegis Medical and treatment options that can help you reclaim your life, you’ve come to the right place.
What type of opioid addiction treatment is available at Aegis Medical?
Aegis Medical offers a number of opioid treatment options, including buprenorphine, naltrexone, and Sublocade®. These medications are paired with substance abuse counseling to provide evidence-based treatment for people needing accessible addiction treatment services. In-person services are available as well at the office in Grosse Pointe.
Does Aegis Medical accept insurance?
Absolutely. We accept most insurance plans and can bill for you. If we’re not in-network with your provider, we’ll give you an invoice that you can submit to have your insurance company reimburse you for covered services. We also take all major credit cards and debit cards.
Where should I go for my appointment?
One of the greatest things about receiving opioid addiction treatment in Michigan via Aegis Medical is that you can receive services from anywhere using an email link. You’ll be given instructions on how to join your online medical appointment from your computer, tablet, or smart device.
I think I need in-person treatment. Is that available?
Yes. We offer in-person services to those seeking a face-to-face connection. Our office is in Grosse Pointe, Michigan.
Does Aegis Medical only offer opioid addiction treatment?
We offer support and treatment for all types of addiction, including tobacco use disorder and alcohol use disorder.
Will Aegis Medical put me in rehab?
We believe that all patients deserve to have a say in their therapy. If you feel like you need rehab or detox, we can help facilitate admission to these services for you. The decision to enter rehabilitation is based on your individual treatment plan.
Which pharmacy can I use?
You can choose any pharmacy that accepts electronic prescriptions.
What is Sublocade?
Sublocade is an alternative way to receive buprenorphine. It’s given in a once-monthly injection to those with mild to moderate addiction. By releasing medications slowly over the course of multiple weeks, patients can avoid the need for daily oral medications.
Why the name Aegis Medical?
We chose the name Aegis Medical because of its meaning. In Greek, Aegis is the word for “divine shield.” It can also be translated as something that offers protection, support, and backing for an individual. We like to think of ourselves as a symbolic shield helping our patients get through the hardest parts of addiction and supporting them through their individual journey.
How much experience does Aegis Medical have in opioid addiction treatment in Michigan?
We have more than 15 years of board-certified addiction treatment experience.
Is Aegis Medical currently accepting new patients?
Absolutely. We are here to help you when you need us the most. Give us a call to schedule your appointment.
If you have further questions, reach out to us by phone or email. We are always happy to talk to new patients, and our caring staff is here when you need us the most.
Aegis Medical offers online opioid addiction treatment for those suffering from addiction. When you choose Aegis Medical, you can use your own pharmacy, benefit from our board-certified expertise, and receive treatment from anywhere from a judgment-free practitioner whose sole purpose is to help you walk your recovery journey with confidence. Dr. Peter Farago is licensed throughout the US and Canada and is a member of the American Society of Addiction Medicine, the Canadian Society of Addiction Medicine, and the American Board of Preventive Medicine. Aegis Medical is also HIPAA Verified and accepts most insurance plans.