July 14, 2025: Abingdon, VA – ReVIDA® Recovery is a rehabilitation clinic that uses world-class medication-assisted treatment (MAT) alongside behavioral health therapy to empower people with the tools they need to recover from opioid use disorder (OUD). ReVIDA® Recovery has treated Appalachians with OUD for years. The staff understand the difference that MAT makes in treatment because they’ve seen it work countless times.
For many patients, ReVIDA® isn’t the first recovery organization that they’ve worked with. However, it’s often the first that truly gives them the tools they need to succeed.
“I cannot say enough good things about ReVIDA® Recovery in Abingdon, VA,” said a patient who goes by the initials A.R.
ReVIDA® Recovery works hard to make patients feel comfortable and safe at their clinic locations. At ReVIDA®, patients are seen as whole people with unique needs and experiences, not just a number.
“The entire staff is kind, caring, and truly goes above and beyond for their patients,” A.R. continued.
The clinic provides the highest standards of care by utilizing both state-of-the-art medication and advanced psychotherapy techniques. These tools, along with additional resources, ensure that patients know that ReVIDA® Recovery is here to guide them into a life free from opioids.
“From the moment you walk in, you feel welcomed and valued,” A.R. stated.
Patients at the clinic can choose between two different medications that are used to improve withdrawal symptoms and reduce cravings for opioids. Suboxone is a daily medication that comes in the form of a pill or dissolvable film. Sublocade comes in the form of a shot that’s administered monthly by a doctor. Both of these medications are safe, effective options for treatment. By giving patients options, ReVIDA® empowers them to make choices that fit their lifestyle and goals for recovery.
“The providers take the time to listen and make sure all concerns are addressed, never making you feel rushed,” A.R. said.
At ReVIDA® Recovery, patients regularly meet with three key care providers: their doctor, their therapist, and their care coordinator.
Doctors prescribe a patient’s medications and answer any medical questions. In addition to prescribing Sublocade or Suboxone, doctors can also prescribe supplemental medications to support recovery.
A patient’s assigned therapist works with them to understand the psychology behind their relationship with opioids. Through therapy, patients learn about their motivations and how to reduce harmful behaviors.
The care coordinator connects the patient with additional resources they need to recover for the long term. This often includes SNAP benefits, job opportunities, continuing education, housing, and more.
“It’s clear they genuinely care about their patients’ well-being,” A.R. stated.
ReVIDA® Recovery patients also participate in regular group therapy. This aspect of treatment is designed to reduce feelings of isolation during treatment and foster community. Patients have the opportunity to learn from the insight of others and provide support in turn.
“I highly recommend this office to anyone looking for compassionate and thorough care,” A.R. concluded.
ReVIDA® Recovery has multiple MAT clinic locations throughout the Appalachian region. Clients with financial barriers that could prevent them from receiving treatment should inquire about affordability options. Programs like ReVIDA®’s Treatment for All plan ensure that everyone has access to treatment. ReVIDA® also works with most major insurance providers.
The Abingdon, VA, clinic is located at 300 Valley St. NE, Abingdon, VA 24210.
To find out more about treatment options at ReVIDA® Recovery, call 276-445-8922 or visit their website.
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For more information about ReVIDA® Recovery Abingdon, contact the company here:
ReVIDA® Recovery Abingdon
Alesia Huffman
(276) 206-8197
generalinfo@revidarecovery.com
300 Valley Street Northeast
Abingdon VA 24210
