Addiction Medicine Partners
Confidential Outpatient Addiction Treatment for Professionals
Addiction Medicine Partners
Confidential Outpatient Addiction Treatment for Professionals
Resilience: The Foundation of Recovery
Virtual Care from Seasoned Providers
Addiction Medicine Partners offers a comprehensive program for professionals seeking discreet outpatient addiction treatment in North Carolina. With extensive experience in the field, confidential evaluations and individualized treatment plans are provided with a focus on resilience and recovery to help professionals maintain their careers. Medical expertise is combined with empathetic support, guiding professionals through their recovery journey with strength and dignity.
Empowering Professionals to Heal, Transform and Thrive
A Comprehensive Treatment Approach
- Outpatient addiction treatment
- Co-occurring mental health conditions
- Evidence-based therapeutic interventions
- Motivational techniques
- Medication for addiction, including alcohol
- Suboxone treatment services
Flexible Appointments via Telehealth
Telehealth appointments are offered outside of traditional business hours, ensuring patients can address their substance use and mental health needs without compromising their careers.
About Us
Robyn Jordan, MD, PhD
Dr. Jordan is board-certified in Psychiatry and Addiction Medicine with a background in academic medicine where she focused on expanding access to outpatient addiction treatment for underserved population. Dr. Jordan has a wealth of experience treating addiction across diverse populations, providing a nuanced understanding of the unique challenges faced by each person.
Your Privacy Matters
Privacy is a cornerstone of this practice. With experience working with licensing boards, the importance of maintaining confidentiality and protecting sensitive information is well understood. When necessary, collaboration with licensing boards occurs while upholding strict confidentiality, always prioritizing the protection of patients' personal and professional well-being. Written consent from patients is required before any case is discussed with others, including licensing boards, ensuring that privacy is respected at every step. This commitment to confidentiality fosters trust and provides a secure environment for patients to address their needs.
