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Addiction Medicine Doctors - Richmond, VA

We found 18 addiction medicine doctors in Richmond, VA.

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Dr. Haroon S. Hyder, MD

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(36 ratings)

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Adolescent Medicine, Addiction Medicine, Family Medicine, Geriatrics

9600 Patterson Avenue, Richmond, VA 23226

Dr. Haroon Hyder is a Richmond, VA physician who specializes in family medicine, addiction medicine, and adolescent medicine. Dr. Hyder attended JSS Medical College, Mysore.
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Dr. Craig W. Swainey, MD

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(1 rating)

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Adult Oncology, Addiction Medicine, Adult Hematology

1250 E Marshall Street, Richmond, VA

804-828-9690

Dr. Craig Swainey is a Richmond, VA physician who specializes in addiction medicine, adult hematology, and adult oncology. He attended the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Medicine.
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Dr. Kevin P. Carmen, MD

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Psychiatry, Addiction Medicine, Emergency Medicine

8580 Magellan Parkway, Richmond, VA

513-853-8520

Dr. Kevin Carmen is a graduate of Northeast Ohio Medical University.
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Dr. Alexander Flaxman, MSE, MD

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Adult Critical Care, Addiction Medicine, Emergency Medicine, Family Medicine, Surgery

1401 Johnston Willis Drive, Richmond, VA 23235

Dr. Alexander Flaxman works as an adult critical care, pain medicine, and family medicine specialist in Richmond, VA.
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Dr. Albert J. Arias, MD

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Psychiatry, Addiction Medicine

1250 E Marshall Street, Richmond, VA

804-628-6777

Dr. Albert Arias sees patients in Richmond, VA. His medical specialties are addiction medicine and psychiatry. He graduated from Michigan State University College of Human Medicine.
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Dr. Jeffrey A. Zipper, M.D.

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Addiction Medicine

6802 Paragon Place, Richmond, VA

804-500-5948

Dr. Jeffrey Zipper, who practices in Boca Raton, FL, is a medical specialist in addiction medicine.
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Dr. Ajay Manhapra, MD

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Internal Medicine, Addiction Medicine, Physiatry

1201 Broad Rock, Richmond, VA 23249

Dr. Ajay Manhapra is a physiatry (physical medicine & rehabilitation) and addiction medicine specialist in Hampton, VA and Richmond, VA.
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Dr. Peter B. Breslin, M.D.

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Psychiatry, Addiction Medicine

909 Hioaks Road, Richmond, VA

804-495-8661

Dr. Peter Breslin is an addiction medicine and psychiatry specialist in Richmond, VA.
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Dr. Stephen John Popovich, MD

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Internal Medicine, Addiction Medicine

1510 N 28th Street, Richmond, VA

804-644-1665
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Dr. Satkiran S. Grewal, M.D.

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Addiction Medicine, Pediatrics

1510 N 28th Street, Richmond, VA

804-521-0050

Dr. Satkiran Grewal is a specialist in addiction medicine. He works in West Springfield, MA.
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Dr. James Ft Corcoran, M.D.

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Psychiatry, Addiction Medicine

2006 Bremo Road, Richmond, VA 23226

804-288-1881

Dr. James Corcoran, who practices in Richmond, VA, is a medical specialist in addiction medicine and psychiatry.
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Dr. Masaru Nishiaoki, MD

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Addiction Medicine, Family Medicine

501 N 2nd Street, Richmond, VA

804-628-6777

Dr. Masaru Nishiaoki specializes in family medicine and addiction medicine and practices in Virginia Beach, VA.
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Dr. Ivor Purchas, MD

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Addiction Medicine, Surgery

1201 Broad Rock, Richmond, VA 23249

Dr. Ivor Purchas is a surgery and addiction medicine specialist in Norfolk, VA and Hampton, VA.
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Dr. Radhika A. Manhapra, MD

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Internal Medicine, Addiction Medicine, Hospital Medicine, Mental Health

1201 Broad Rock, Richmond, VA 23249

Dr. Radhika Manhapra is a hospital medicine (hospitalist), addiction medicine, and mental health specialist in Hampton, VA and Richmond, VA.
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Dr. Parth Saraiya, M.D.

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Public Health & General Preventive Medicine, Internal Medicine, Addiction Medicine, General Practice

905 Southlake Boulevard, Richmond, VA 23236

Dr. Parth Saraiya works as a general practice, public health & general preventive medicine, and addiction medicine specialist in Richmond, VA.
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Chastity Annette Campbell, MSN, FNP-C, APRN

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Addiction Medicine, Family Medicine

4906 Radford Lane, Richmond, VA 22903

804-354-1996

Dr. Chastity Campbell is a Richmond, VA physician who specializes in family medicine and addiction medicine.

Addiction Doctors: Specialists & Psychiatrists in Nearby Locations

Other Providers in Richmond, VA

What is Addiction Medicine?

Addiction medicine is the diagnosis and medical treatment of addictions and substance abuse disorders. Addiction is a chronic disease of compulsive or uncontrollable behavior which may have adverse health effects. Addictions include substance abuse (such as the abuse of opioids, alcohol, or perscription drugs) and certain non-drug related behaviors such as gambling. Addiction medicine may help patients recover from their addictions and manage health conditions that have been affected by addiction.

Addiction medicine physicians are doctors who possess specialized training in substance abuse diagnosis and treatment. They can treat patients in rehabilitative treatment facilities, hospitals, and other clinical settings. Patients can be assessed through a variety of means such as diagnostic screening, substance abuse assessment, or psychiatric evaluation. Addiction medicine treatments may include:

Detoxification (withdrawal from an addictive substance)
Pharmacotherapy (prescription medications), such as buprenorphine-naloxone (Suboxone), disulfiram, and naltrexone to ease withdrawal symptoms
Addiction therapy and psychiatric care, such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)
Overdose treatment, such as the administration of naloxone (also known as Narcan)
Treatment for HIV/AIDs, hepatitis, or other conditions which may be associated with drug use
Prescription medicine for co-occurring psychiatric disorders
Twelve-step programs and support groups, such as Alcoholics Anonymous (AA)

Addiction medicine has expanded to include the treatment of patient substance abuse in a nonclinical setting. A number of community programs now provide at-risk substance users a safe place or means to use drugs and mobile doctor's services for drug associated illnesses and injuries.