B&L Medical Group, LLC Blog

Some addiction treatment centers are impersonal and detached, but that isn’t true of B&L Medical Group. Our founder – nurse Laura Lindsay – is very open and loves to discuss her work! In fact, she recently did an interview with the online magazine VoyageKC for one of their local stories. This talk covers how she started B&L Medical Group, her journey as a nurse practitioner, and more.

If you’d like to see the interview with Laura Lindsay, just visit the hosting site or read over the details below:

If you get medication-assisted treatment, you’d be wise to pick Suboxone as your “helper” drug. This medicine would let you work through your opioid addiction quite safely. With that said, you should know what to expect from Suboxone before you commit; you’ll have a bumpy recovery otherwise. The good news is that your Kansas City clinic is here to share the details. So, please keep reading to learn four things a Suboxone-based treatment will involve.

Buprenorphine and Suboxone are two of the most common drugs used to treat opioid use disorder (OUD). Still, that fact doesn’t address a key treatment question: Which should you get? You’ll naturally want to ensure the medication you pick is the best one for your recovery. Luckily enough, it isn’t hard to discover the medicine that helps you most. Just keep reading to learn how Buprenorphine and Suboxone differ and which is the best for you.

Millions of people misuse opioids or alcohol every year. This addiction can damage relationships, ruin your health, and harm you financially. If you are struggling to break free, be assured that there is hope! One method that may help you is medication-assisted treatment, which is also known as MAT. What is MAT, and what are some of its benefits? This blog post explains.