# Restoration Recovery

> Restoration Recovery is an outpatient addiction treatment clinic serving Southeast Tennessee, North Georgia, and Northeast Alabama. We operate four physical clinics offering medication-assisted treatment (MAT), counseling, certified peer support, telehealth, and integrated hepatitis C care, with intensive outpatient programming (IOP) and behavioral health at our Chattanooga flagship. We accept TennCare, most commercial insurance plans, Medicare and Medicare Advantage, Tricare, Georgia Medicaid, and self-pay. Same-day MAT appointments are available; injectable medications are ordered at the first visit and the injection is scheduled as a follow-up.

## Clinics

- [Chattanooga, TN (main office)](https://restoration-recovery.com/locations/chattanooga-tn-addiction-treatment.html): Monday-Friday, 6141 Shallowford Rd. Full service including IOP, behavioral health, and on-site NA meetings.
- [Cleveland, TN](https://restoration-recovery.com/locations/cleveland-tn-addiction-treatment.html): Tuesday and Thursday, 2130 Chambliss Ave NW. MAT, injections, counseling, telehealth, and Hep C.
- [Soddy-Daisy, TN](https://restoration-recovery.com/locations/soddy-daisy-tn-addiction-treatment.html): Monday and Wednesday, 210 Walmart Dr. Suboxone, Vivitrol, Acamprosate, counseling, telehealth, Hep C. No injections on-site.
- [Ringgold, GA](https://restoration-recovery.com/locations/ringgold-ga-addiction-treatment.html): Friday, 4962 Battlefield Pkwy. MAT, injections, counseling, telehealth, Hep C.

## Substances Treated

- Opioid use disorder (primary focus): fentanyl, heroin, oxycodone, hydrocodone, morphine, tramadol, Percocet. Treated with MAT (Suboxone, Sublocade, or Brixadi).
- Alcohol use disorder: Vivitrol, Acamprosate, and counseling.
- Benzodiazepine use disorder: clinician-managed taper (Xanax, Valium, Klonopin, Ativan, and Z-drugs).
- Stimulant use disorder: cocaine and methamphetamine. Counseling and IOP only; no MAT for stimulants.
- Cannabis, kratom, and hallucinogens: counseling-based treatment.
- Mental health: anxiety, depression, and trauma or PTSD — treated both alongside a substance use disorder and on their own (Chattanooga flagship).
- Hepatitis C: integrated screening and antiviral treatment with cure rates above 95% for patients in our MAT or IOP programs.

## Services We Do Not Offer

- Medical detox (we are outpatient-only)
- Partial hospitalization (PHP)
- Residential or inpatient treatment
- Adolescent or teen programs
- Methadone

## MAT Medications

- [Suboxone](https://restoration-recovery.com/services/suboxone-treatment.html): daily film or tablet for opioid use disorder.
- [Sublocade](https://restoration-recovery.com/services/sublocade-treatment.html): monthly injection for opioid use disorder.
- [Brixadi](https://restoration-recovery.com/services/brixadi-treatment.html): weekly or monthly injection for opioid use disorder.
- [Vivitrol](https://restoration-recovery.com/services/vivitrol-treatment.html): monthly injection. At Restoration Recovery, we use Vivitrol only for alcohol use disorder, not opioid use disorder.
- [Acamprosate](https://restoration-recovery.com/services/acamprosate-treatment.html): daily oral tablets for maintaining alcohol abstinence. Requires patient to be abstinent at initiation.

## Insurance and Payment

- [Insurance overview](https://restoration-recovery.com/insurance.html)
- TennCare MCOs accepted: BlueCare, Wellpoint/Amerigroup, and UHC Community Plan. Most TennCare members pay $0 for office visits and MAT medications.
- Commercial plans accepted: BCBS-TN, Cigna, Aetna, Ambetter, Humana, MultiPlan, United Healthcare.
- Medicare: traditional Medicare plus five Medicare Advantage carriers (Aetna MA, BCBS BlueAdvantage, Cigna MA, Humana MA, UHC MA).
- Tricare: active duty, retired, and dependent coverage.
- Georgia Medicaid through the Georgia Families managed care program — we accept all major GA Families CMOs, including Amerigroup/Wellpoint, Peach State, CareSource, Humana, Molina, and UnitedHealthcare. Most members pay little to nothing out of pocket for MAT. A 2026 CMO reprocurement is pending and under protest, so plan participation may shift later — call our intake team to confirm your specific plan. Ringgold, GA clinic serves Georgia Medicaid members.
- Self-pay available at a flat monthly rate, the same for every patient.

## Key Pages

- [Home](https://restoration-recovery.com)
- [Services overview](https://restoration-recovery.com/services.html)
- [About Restoration Recovery](https://restoration-recovery.com/about.html)
- [Insurance](https://restoration-recovery.com/insurance.html)
- [All clinic locations](https://restoration-recovery.com/locations.html)
- [Find treatment near you (city and county lookup)](https://restoration-recovery.com/find-treatment.html)
- [Frequently Asked Questions](https://restoration-recovery.com/faq.html)
- [Blog and resources](https://restoration-recovery.com/resources.html)
- [Contact and appointment requests](https://restoration-recovery.com/contact.html)
- [Refer a Patient](https://restoration-recovery.com/for-providers.html): Online referral, direct one-page fax referral sheet, intake contact, clinic/service availability, and guidance for referring teams. Phone 423-498-2000; fax 423-498-2001.
- [Veterans Addiction Treatment](https://restoration-recovery.com/services/veterans-addiction-treatment.html): Outpatient care for veterans. RR accepts TRICARE and works with VA care coordinators; RR is not in the VA Community Care Network. Appointment preparation and clinic options. Psychiatric medication management is coordinated through Chattanooga.
- [Facility Medication Management](https://restoration-recovery.com/for-providers/facility-medication-management.html): Outpatient addiction and psychiatric medication management for residents of housing and treatment programs. Clinic or telemedicine visits; psychiatric care is coordinated through Chattanooga.

## Featured Reports and Trackers (Updated 2026)

These pages are kept current as legal and regulatory landscapes change:

- [Kratom Laws by State 2026 — Complete U.S. Tracker](https://restoration-recovery.com/resources/kratom-laws-by-state-2026.html): state-by-state legal status across all 50 states, including 8 fully-banning states (Alabama, Arkansas, Indiana, Louisiana, Vermont, Wisconsin, Connecticut, and Tennessee, whose ban signed May 7, 2026 took effect July 1, 2026), 30+ KCPA-regulated states, Rhode Island's first-ever ban reversal effective April 1, 2026, and pending 2026 ban legislation in Georgia, South Carolina, Michigan, Washington, Illinois, Kansas, West Virginia, Wyoming, and Maryland.
- [Is 7-OH Banned Yet? 2026 FDA/DEA Scheduling Status](https://restoration-recovery.com/resources/is-7-oh-banned-2026.html): tracker of federal scheduling action on 7-hydroxymitragynine. As of July 2026, 7-OH remains federally unscheduled; FDA's July 2025 Schedule I recommendation is under DEA review with no proposed rule in the Federal Register; rulemaking timeline is typically 18-36 months.
- [Tennessee Kratom Laws (HB1649/SB1656)](https://restoration-recovery.com/resources/tennessee-kratom-laws-hb1647-hb2594.html): hub on Tennessee's kratom ban. HB1649/SB1656 was signed into law by Gov. Lee on May 7, 2026 (Public Chapter 950) and took effect July 1, 2026 (Class A misdemeanor possession, Class C felony manufacture/deliver/sell, Class B felony sale to minor).
- [Is Kratom Legal in Tennessee 2026?](https://restoration-recovery.com/resources/is-kratom-legal-in-tennessee-2026.html): companion explainer on Tennessee's current legal status now that the signed ban took effect July 1, 2026.
- [Kratom Laws Georgia 2026](https://restoration-recovery.com/resources/kratom-laws-georgia-2026.html): GA-specific coverage of HB181 (2025 retail rules), HB757 (processor registration), and HB968 (proposed Schedule I).
- [Kratom Laws Alabama 2026](https://restoration-recovery.com/resources/kratom-laws-alabama-2026.html): AL Schedule I status since 2016, March 2026 statewide AG cease-and-desist on retailers, treatment access from neighboring states.
- [2026 TennCare MAT Coverage Tracker](https://restoration-recovery.com/resources/tenncare-mat-coverage-2026.html): seven scannable tables covering covered MAT medications and prior-authorization rules across all three TennCare MCOs (BlueCare, UHC Community Plan, Wellpoint), BESMART vs. non-BESMART differences, telehealth coverage under the DEA permanent buprenorphine rule effective December 31 2025, hepatitis C DAA coverage (Epclusa + Mavyret), what's not covered through outpatient MAT, and typical member cost ($0 for most TennCare members; $250/month self-pay for the uninsured). Companion to the prose pillar at services/tenncare-mat-coverage.html.
- [2026 MAT Medications Compared: Suboxone, Sublocade, Brixadi, Vivitrol, and Acamprosate Side by Side](https://restoration-recovery.com/resources/mat-medications-compared-2026.html): side-by-side decision guide for the five FDA-approved MAT medications offered at Restoration Recovery. Two scannable tables (clinical profile + practical profile) plus short descriptions of which patient situation each medication is built for. Suboxone (daily film/tablet), Sublocade (monthly buprenorphine injection), Brixadi (weekly or monthly buprenorphine injection) for opioid use disorder; Vivitrol (monthly naltrexone injection, alcohol-only at RR) and Acamprosate (daily oral, post-abstinence) for alcohol use disorder. Citation-dense; primary sources include FDA labels via DailyMed, ASAM National Practice Guideline, SAMHSA TIP 63, Sordo 2017 BMJ mortality study, Haight 2019 Lancet PROBE trial (Sublocade), Lofwall 2018 JAMA Intern Med (Brixadi), Garbutt 2005 JAMA (Vivitrol AUD), and Rosner 2010 Cochrane review (Acamprosate).
- [OBOT vs OTP: Office-Based Opioid Treatment vs Opioid Treatment Program Explained](https://restoration-recovery.com/resources/obot-vs-otp.html): plain-English comparison of the two federally regulated MAT pathways for opioid use disorder. OBOT is buprenorphine and naltrexone prescribing in standard medical offices under DEA registration (post-MAT Act 2023, no X-waiver required; permanent telehealth permitted under DEA's 2025 final rule). OTP is the SAMHSA-certified specialty-clinic pathway under 42 CFR Part 8 that dispenses methadone with integrated daily counseling. Side-by-side table covers setting, medications, visit cadence, telehealth rules, privacy under 42 CFR Part 2, and which patient profiles fit each pathway. Includes how MAT Act 2023 + DEA 2025 + SAMHSA 2024 final rule reshaped both pathways. Restoration Recovery operates as an OBOT provider. Sources: Sordo 2017 BMJ, Mattick 2014 Cochrane, ASAM National Practice Guideline, SAMHSA TIP 63, 42 CFR Part 8, 42 CFR Part 2.
- [Methadone vs Suboxone: How the Two Most-Used MAT Medications for Opioid Use Disorder Compare](https://restoration-recovery.com/resources/methadone-vs-suboxone.html): plain-English medication-level comparison of methadone (full mu-opioid agonist, dispensed at OTPs in oral liquid or tablet form, daily on-site dosing) and Suboxone (buprenorphine + naloxone, partial mu-agonist with ceiling effect on respiratory depression, prescribed in office settings as daily sublingual film/tablet). Side-by-side clinical table covers mechanism, ceiling, route, frequency, half-life, dose range, QT prolongation risk, drug interactions, telehealth eligibility, and overdose-death profile. Efficacy section synthesizes Mattick 2014 Cochrane (comparable retention at adequate doses), Sordo 2017 BMJ (both reduce all-cause mortality 50-75%), and Jones 2010 NEJM MOTHER trial (buprenorphine-exposed infants required 89% less morphine for NAS). Special-population sections cover pregnancy, fentanyl-using patients, adolescents, and chronic pain + OUD. Cross-linked to the OBOT vs OTP companion guide. Restoration Recovery prescribes oral Suboxone at all four clinics. Sublocade and Brixadi injections are at Chattanooga, Cleveland, and Ringgold (Soddy-Daisy is oral-only). Sources: Mattick 2014 Cochrane, Sordo 2017 BMJ, Jones 2010 NEJM MOTHER trial, ASAM National Practice Guideline, SAMHSA TIP 63, 42 CFR Part 8, FDA labels via DailyMed.

## Decision-Support and Educational Content

- [Sublocade vs Suboxone — Monthly Injection or Daily Film?](https://restoration-recovery.com/services/sublocade-vs-suboxone.html): head-to-head decision-support pillar comparing buprenorphine delivery methods, citing EXPO 2023 (Marsden, eClinicalMedicine), PROBE (Haight 2019, Lancet), and Andorn 2020 12-month retention data.
- [Ibogaine for Opioid Addiction (Pillar)](https://restoration-recovery.com/services/ibogaine-for-opioid-addiction.html): ibogaine is a Schedule I substance NOT used at Restoration Recovery. This pillar covers its mechanism, the Trump April 18, 2026 executive order on Right-to-Try for veterans, Texas $50M UTHealth Houston research, cardiac safety concerns (38 deaths per 2022 literature review), and why FDA-approved MAT remains the evidence-based path.
- [Ibogaine vs Suboxone — A Decision Comparison](https://restoration-recovery.com/services/ibogaine-vs-suboxone.html): side-by-side decision-support comparing mechanism, clinical evidence, safety profile, legal status, cost, and access.
- [What Does Suboxone Do to Your Brain During Recovery?](https://restoration-recovery.com/resources/what-does-suboxone-do-to-your-brain.html): receptor-level explainer covering buprenorphine at the mu-opioid receptor (high affinity, slow dissociation, ceiling effect), PET-imaged dose-dependent receptor occupancy (36-50% at 2mg, 79-95% at 16mg), reward-pathway recovery, and the "trading one addiction for another" misconception debunked.
- [10 Signs Your Loved One Needs Suboxone Treatment](https://restoration-recovery.com/resources/10-signs-your-loved-one-needs-suboxone-treatment.html): family-facing guide with DSM-5 and SAMHSA clinical context for the patterns families spot first.
- [TennCare MAT Coverage in Tennessee (Pillar)](https://restoration-recovery.com/services/tenncare-mat-coverage.html): pillar on TennCare medication-assisted treatment coverage for OUD and AUD across all three TennCare MCOs (BlueCare, UHC Community Plan, Wellpoint/Amerigroup).
- [Hepatitis C and Addiction: Integrated Care](https://restoration-recovery.com/services/hepatitis-c-and-addiction-integrated-care.html): pillar on integrated HCV-OUD care; current DAA antiviral protocols cure 95%+ of cases in 8-12 weeks.
- [Certified Peer Support for Opioid Recovery](https://restoration-recovery.com/services/peer-support-opioid-recovery.html): TN-credentialed Certified Peer Recovery Specialist (CPRS) program at our Chattanooga clinic; SAMHSA-recognized 2015 evidence-based practice with 2023 National Model Standards.

## Credentials and Accreditation

- CARF-accredited (Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities)
- Licensed to provide addiction treatment in Tennessee and Georgia
- 42 CFR Part 2 compliant (federal substance-use confidentiality regulation)
- HIPAA compliant
- "Best Suboxone Treatment Centers in Chattanooga 2023" (Addiction Group)
- 4.5-star aggregate Google rating across clinics (46+ reviews)

## How to Reach Us

- Phone: 423-498-2000
- Email: info@restoration-recovery.com
- Hours: Monday-Friday, 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM Eastern Time
- [Request a callback](https://restoration-recovery.com/contact.html#request-appointment)

## Optional

- [Kratom and 7-OH addiction treatment](https://restoration-recovery.com/services/kratom-addiction-treatment.html): dedicated pillar page and 15-article resource cluster on kratom withdrawal, science, legal status, and Suboxone-based treatment for kratom use disorder.
- [Kratom and 7-OH addiction treatment in Tennessee](https://restoration-recovery.com/services/kratom-7-oh-addiction-treatment-tennessee.html): action-shaped landing page for Tennessee residents responding to the kratom and 7-OH ban now in effect (Matthew Davenport's Law / HB1649, effective July 1, 2026). Covers what the law does and does not change, a 7-day timeline for starting treatment, the four-clinic network, costs in Tennessee, and FAQs specific to legal-change-driven decisions. Off-label buprenorphine clinical use clarified per YMYL accuracy.
- [How to help a loved one using kratom or 7-OH](https://restoration-recovery.com/services/help-a-loved-one-with-kratom-7-oh.html): guidance for the family member, parent, or partner of someone using kratom or concentrated 7-OH products (sold as Feel Free, OPMS, or 7-OH tablets, gummies, and shots). Decodes what the products are, lists behavioral warning signs of dependence, suggests how to start the conversation (using Tennessee's kratom ban, in effect since July 1, 2026, as a non-confrontational opener), and explains outpatient treatment plus the family-can-call-confidentially path under 42 CFR Part 2. Conversion-framed for families. Off-label buprenorphine clinical use clarified per YMYL accuracy; notes Georgia did not ban kratom.
- [MGM-15 and Oxonol addiction treatment in Tennessee](https://restoration-recovery.com/services/mgm-15-addiction-treatment.html): conversion page on MGM-15 (dihydro-7-hydroxymitragynine), the semi-synthetic 7-OH opioid analog sold in "research" supplements such as Oxonol (Real Botanicals) — strawberry-flavored chewables labeled "0 mg 7-OH" that contain an unscheduled 7-OH analog in the same opioid class. Explains what MGM-15 is, why it is risky, the mechanism-inferred opioid withdrawal course, buprenorphine-based MAT, and current legal status (federally unscheduled; Ohio Schedule I; named by the Missouri AG; Tennessee's July 1, 2026 derivatives ban). Notes first-hand clinic observation in Chattanooga. Off-label buprenorphine clinical use clarified per YMYL accuracy; no MGM-15-specific withdrawal timeline or dosing claimed.
- [Addiction treatment for working professionals](https://restoration-recovery.com/services/addiction-treatment-for-working-professionals.html): conversion page for working adults across Tennessee and North Georgia who avoid treatment for fear of missing work. Explains the model — one in-person first visit (required by DEA controlled-substance rules before buprenorphine can be prescribed), then telehealth follow-up visits by secure video across Tennessee and Georgia for Suboxone management and counseling, taken on a lunch break or before a shift. Covers workplace privacy under HIPAA and 42 CFR Part 2, available FMLA and work-leave documentation, what stays in person (the first visit and injections), and cost in Tennessee (TennCare typically $0; flat $250/month self-pay). Honest first-visit-in-person telehealth scope.
- [Behavioral health and psychiatric care in Chattanooga](https://restoration-recovery.com/services/behavioral-health.html): conversion page for anxiety, depression, and trauma or PTSD, treated on their own or alongside addiction care. Chattanooga flagship only. First visit in person; every visit after that by telehealth.
- [Dual-diagnosis treatment in Tennessee and North Georgia](https://restoration-recovery.com/services/dual-diagnosis-treatment.html): conversion page for patients with mental health conditions, with or without co-occurring substance use. Explains how Restoration Recovery treats anxiety, depression, and trauma or PTSD — both alongside a substance use disorder and on their own — through co-occurring assessment, psychiatric medication management by licensed providers, and individual counseling; when a substance use disorder is present, that care is combined with medication-assisted treatment on one integrated plan. Behavioral health and psychiatric medication management are based at the Chattanooga flagship. Confidential under HIPAA and 42 CFR Part 2; TennCare typically $0, flat $250/month self-pay.
- [Judgment-free addiction treatment in Tennessee and North Georgia](https://restoration-recovery.com/services/judgment-free-addiction-treatment.html): conversion page for people who avoid treatment out of shame or the fear of being judged. Explains that Restoration Recovery treats opioid and alcohol use as a medical condition — no requirement to be abstinent before the first visit, a setback or positive drug screen handled as clinical information used to adjust the plan rather than an automatic discharge, naloxone provided to every new patient for opioid-overdose safety with resupply on request, and confidentiality under HIPAA and 42 CFR Part 2. Covers what the first visit is actually like, privacy in a small town, and cost. Four outpatient clinics in Tennessee and North Georgia; TennCare typically $0, flat $250/month self-pay.
- [Suboxone treatment in Chattanooga, TN](https://restoration-recovery.com/services/suboxone-treatment-chattanooga-tn.html): local conversion page for the Chattanooga flagship clinic (6141 Shallowford Rd, Suite 100, Hamilton County) providing Suboxone (buprenorphine/naloxone) treatment for opioid use disorder. Covers the clinic location and service area, how Suboxone works, the four-step first visit with same-day prescription, peer-reviewed outcome evidence (Sordo/Kakko/Weiss), cost and insurance in Chattanooga (TennCare typically $0 via BESMART; flat $250/month self-pay), and local FAQs. Full buprenorphine formulary on site including Sublocade and Brixadi injections.
- [Kratom and 7-OH addiction treatment in Chattanooga, TN](https://restoration-recovery.com/services/kratom-addiction-treatment-chattanooga-tn.html): local conversion page for the Chattanooga flagship clinic (6141 Shallowford Rd, Hamilton County) treating kratom and 7-OH dependence. Covers the clinic location and service area, buprenorphine-based MAT (Suboxone, Sublocade, Brixadi), same-week intake, cost and insurance in Chattanooga, and local FAQs. Off-label buprenorphine clinical use clarified per YMYL accuracy.
- [Kratom and 7-OH addiction treatment in Cleveland, TN](https://restoration-recovery.com/services/kratom-addiction-treatment-cleveland-tn.html): local conversion page for the Cleveland clinic (2130 Chambliss Ave NW, Bradley County). Buprenorphine-based MAT (Suboxone, Sublocade, Brixadi) on Tuesdays and Thursdays; serves Bradley, McMinn, Polk, and Meigs counties; cost and insurance in Tennessee; local FAQs. Off-label buprenorphine clinical use clarified per YMYL accuracy.
- [Kratom and 7-OH addiction treatment in Soddy-Daisy, TN](https://restoration-recovery.com/services/kratom-addiction-treatment-soddy-daisy-tn.html): local conversion page for the Soddy-Daisy clinic (210 Walmart Drive, Suite 100, northern Hamilton County). Daily Suboxone film and tablet on site on Mondays and Wednesdays; Soddy-Daisy is oral-only, so for a Sublocade or Brixadi injection the Chattanooga flagship is about 20 minutes south; serves northern Hamilton County and the Sequatchie Valley (Hixson, Sale Creek, Dunlap, Pikeville, Dayton, Spring City); cost and insurance in Tennessee; local FAQs. Off-label buprenorphine clinical use clarified per YMYL accuracy.
- [Kratom and 7-OH addiction treatment in Ringgold, GA](https://restoration-recovery.com/services/kratom-addiction-treatment-ringgold-ga.html): local conversion page for the Ringgold clinic (4962 Battlefield Pkwy, Catoosa County) serving Northwest Georgia. Buprenorphine-based MAT (Suboxone, Sublocade, Brixadi) on Fridays; Georgia Medicaid (Georgia Families CMOs) and most commercial insurance; local FAQs. Explains that Georgia did NOT ban kratom (legal for adults 21+ under the Kratom Consumer Protection Act; HB181 retail rules; HB968 Schedule-I proposal not passed) and the Georgia–Tennessee cross-border nuance after Tennessee's July 1, 2026 ban. Off-label buprenorphine clinical use clarified per YMYL accuracy.
- [Kratom and 7-OH addiction treatment near Dalton, GA](https://restoration-recovery.com/services/kratom-addiction-treatment-dalton-ga.html): service-area page for Dalton and Whitfield County; the nearest clinic is in Ringgold, about 20 minutes north via I-75. Buprenorphine-based MAT, Georgia Medicaid (Georgia Families CMOs) and most commercial insurance, local FAQs. Explains that Georgia has not banned kratom (legal for adults 21+ under the Kratom Consumer Protection Act; HB968 Schedule-I proposal not passed) and what changes for Whitfield County residents who cross into Tennessee after the July 1, 2026 ban. Off-label buprenorphine clinical use clarified per YMYL accuracy.
- [Marijuana addiction treatment](https://restoration-recovery.com/services/marijuana-addiction-treatment.html): dedicated pillar page on cannabis use disorder. Counseling-based treatment (CBT, MET, CRA) within an IOP structure; no FDA-approved MAT for cannabis. Covers DSM-5 cannabis withdrawal syndrome, THC-potency context (~4× rise since 1995), and adolescent-onset risk doubling.
- [Tianeptine (Zaza) addiction treatment](https://restoration-recovery.com/services/tianeptine-addiction-treatment.html): conversion page for tianeptine dependence — the "gas station heroin" sold as Zaza, Tianaa, Neptune's Fix, Pegasus, and TD Red. Tianeptine is a mu-opioid receptor agonist (antidepressant abroad, not FDA-approved in the US), so it is treated with the same buprenorphine-based MAT used for opioid/kratom/7-OH dependence — off-label, case-report-supported, clinician-directed. Covers signs, opioid-type withdrawal, naloxone (hedged), and the legal status (TN Schedule II, GA Schedule I, AL banned, federally unscheduled but FDA-warned). Sourced to DEA, FDA, CDC, and Poison Control.
- [Court-ordered drug and alcohol assessments](https://restoration-recovery.com/services/drug-alcohol-assessments.html): $150 cash, typically available the same week. Chattanooga clinic.
- [Support groups (Narcotics Anonymous meetings hosted on-site)](https://restoration-recovery.com/services/support-groups.html): three weekly meetings at the Chattanooga clinic, open to the public.