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About Remint Health
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Comprehensive Care: We offer FDA-approved medications, expert counseling, and therapy, backed by regular follow-ups to prevent relapse.
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Online Convenience: Access our services from the comfort of your home.
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Experienced Team: Our professionals are dedicated to your recovery and privacy.
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Affordable Support: Quality treatment that's accessible to all.
How It Works
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Sign up online and meet with a member of our medical team through video chat
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Get access to medications, online coaching, digital tools to track your progress, and more
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Change your relationship with alcohol on your own schedule, 100% from your smartphone
FDA Approved Medication
Naltrexone
Naltrexone is one of the most common medications for alcohol use disorder. It reduces your motivation to drink by blocking the reinforcement or “reward” from alcohol. This medication boasts a high success rate and is ideal for people who want to cut back or gradually quit drinking.
Naltrexone User Reviews
"IT WORKS. From day one, 1 hour after taking it. Quitting drinking was the easiest thing I’ve ever done in my life. I’m not kidding!!! This stuff is a miracle. Anyone who’s taken it will agree with me."
- JRM
"l heard about Naltrexone. Went to my doctor and she prescribed 50mg tablets. 52 days sober today. It has taken away all my cravings and desires. I also have help with ATODS. Highly recommend it."
- Bee
"My psychiatrist prescribed it because I've been having trouble with my alcohol intake since the pandemic. This stuff works! I don't drink during the day or when I am triggered by stressful moments."
- Tiffany
Acamprosate (Campral)
Acamprosate is the most recent of three FDA-approved medications for treating alcohol use disorder and is often used to help people maintain sobriety once they’ve stopped drinking. It is sold by prescription in the form of delayed-release tablets, either under the brand name Campral or, since 2013, as a generic drug.
Acamprosate Reviews
"Been a heavy drinker for over 6 years since a major operation that left me addicted on morphine. Replaced morphine with beer and wine everyday. From day one of taking Campral, all my cravings went away. I just don't feel like a drink anymore."
- Tig3r
"I had been an alcoholic for over 12 years. I tried AA, counseling, therapy, quitting by myself. Thank God, my doctor decided to try me with Campral after going to the hospital several times and detox. I haven't had a craving, and haven't had an interest to have a drink. My question is why don't we hear about this wonderful drug. I had almost given up until I started taking Campral."
- Anonymous
"I went to 4 rehabs of the ‘best’ rehabs in the nation. Relapsed every time I got home. I felt extremely low and depressed. I was headed back for a wonderful 5th visit and decided give campral a go since I had some campral lying around. I was astounded. The desire to drink simply disappeared. That angry itch that once demanded to be scratched was non existent. I didn’t go to the rehab and just stayed sober."
- Diane
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Frequently Asked Questions
How does Remint Health provide online alcohol addiction treatment ?
If you or your loved one is suffering from alcohol problems, then you need to get in touch with us by registering for a counseling session. Our counseling session is a free session where we will take a basic history of your struggle with alcohol use disorder.
Once done, we will then refer you to an expert service provider based on your preferences. Our experts are the top alcohol addiction treatment providers in india and their services range from anti craving medications, alcohol addiction therapy, therapy for families of alcohol addiction patients, detoxification, and inpatient treatment at top rehab centers for alcohol addiction as well.
What is alcohol use disorder and how do I know if I have it?
Alcohol use disorder is a condition where a person keeps choosing alcohol over physical health, mental health, social responsibilities and continues drinking despite clear evidence of harm being caused due to continuing drinking alcohol.
Problems with alcohol use is categorized into the following
1. Harmful use of alcohol
2. Moderate Dependency
3. Severe Dependency
To find out whether your alcohol use lies in any of the above categories, please give a free alcohol use disorder analysis test by going to Alcohol Use Test
Which treatment should I choose if I have alcohol use disorder?
To understand what treatment options are there are what to choose you must first speak to a Remint Health counselor.
Remint Health counselor will help you with understanding the category of your alcohol addiction and make you aware with all the options that are available for alcohol addiction treatment with us.
Alcohol addiction treatment options that are available with us are of the following types and all of them are provided through licensed professionals.
1. Alcohol Addiction medications approved by FDA
2. Cognitive behavioral therapy for alcohol addiction
3. Detoxification
4. Inpatient Rehab programs
My family member is suffering from alcohol use disorder and I want to seek treatment for them but don't want to tell them. How I can do this?
While we are eager to help people who are suffering from alcohol use disorder but we also acknowledge the fact that there is no point forcing people into taking treatment.
If you have a loved one suffering from alcohol use disorder and you want to get them into treatment, the best way to do this is to make them understand the pros and cons of drinking. You can talk to a Remint Health counselor to understand the steps involved in such an approach.
The best way to help a person suffering from alcohol use disorder is to increase their understanding of what kind of harm alcohol is bringing in their life. A person suffering from alcohol use disorder basically stops thinking about the consequences that regular alcohol use causes, and keep on going with their normal routine which involves drinking. To break this pattern, you need to talk to them and make them understand the little things. Do not expect them to change in a day and don’t do this discussion while they are drinking.