Americans Agree Patients Should Have Treatment Options for Opioid Addiction

Americans Agree Patients Should Have Treatment Options for Opioid Addiction (PHOTO: co-founder of Mobilize Recovery)"These findings show that too many patients still aren't getting a real choice," said Ryan Hampton, "Nearly half of people in recovery said their provider discussed just one treatment option or none. People can't weigh an option they never hear about.

Americans Agree Patients Should Have Treatment Options for Opioid Addiction

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Americans Agree Patients Should Have Treatment Options for Opioid Addiction (PHOTO: co-founder of Mobilize Recovery)"These findings show that too many patients still aren't getting a real choice," said Ryan Hampton, "Nearly half of people in recovery said their provider discussed just one treatment option or none. People can't weigh an option they never hear about.

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