Addiction Medicine

267 North Canyon Dr | Gooding, ID 83330

www.ncm-c.org | (208) 934-4433

Dr. Lofgran takes the treatment of addiction

very seriously. While willing to help patients

through the difficulties of addiction

(including relapse), patients are required

to fully engage and participate completely

in the treatment program, including

attending counseling, regular meetings

and appointments. Other components of a

holistic approach to treatment are accepted

and encouraged.

Dr. Lofgran and his team do not treat

chronic pain. However, we are more than

willing to consult and propose a plan for

those individuals who are interested in

getting off their chronic pain medications.

ALCOHOL ADDICTION

Alcohol abuse can often go undetected.

However, the costs to our communities

are huge—from impacting personal family

relationships to costing billions of dollars

in legal and medical fees. Roughly 88,000

Americans die each year due to excessive

alcohol consumption, yet alcoholism remains

misunderstood and misrepresented.

There is help through counseling,

medications, and other modes of treatment.

New medications, such as Naltrexone and

Acamprosate, have opened the door for

successful recovery. If you or someone

you know has signs of alcohol abuse,

please seek help.

North Canyon Medical Center specializes in addiction cessation treatments as well as prevention of relapse from the following substances:

Call today.

(208) 934-4446

Nicotine addiction | Alcohol addiction

Benzodiazepine addiction | Opioid addiction

Methamphetamine addiction

OPIOID ADDICTION

North Canyon Medical Center employs the

most advanced medical science in helping

those struggling with the chronic challenges

and complications associated with opioid

addiction under the care and direction of

Dr. Reid Lofgran, D.O., Family & Addiction

Medicine Board Certified.

Dr. Lofgran’s team has been successfully

treating patients for opioid addiction since

2004. With the use of medications such as

Buprenorphine, Naltrexone, and Sublocade,

many patients are able to live normal lives

and engage in school, careers, and with their

families. We invite anyone struggling with

opioid addiction to consider seeking help.