AWS's guiding principle has always centered on a patient-first approach. We appreciate that everyone’s life history possesses unique circumstances that must be taken into account before determining the best approach for treatment.
Our Physicians are Certified to provide Medically Assisted Treatment for Opioid Addiction with Buprenorphine..
Behavioral health refers to a person’s state of being and how their behaviors and choices affect their..
Telemedicine Offers a New Way to Access Treatment. Help for substance abuse may come in many forms..
To be the medication-assisted treatment (MAT) provider of choice in Illinois for opioid dependency, focusing on highly individualized care that meets our patients’ specific needs. We continually strive to be the functional community standard for excellence and are fiercely dedicated to improving every life we touch.
Our practice is led by Dr. Gagandeep Goyal MD, an addiction medicine specialist. A key aspect of Dr. Goyal’s treatment rests in his commitment to provide a personalized and compassionate approach in order for his patients to achieve a sustained sobriety.
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MD, Addiction Medicine
Dr. Goyal is trained in anesthesiology/pain management at Drexel..
We participate with many insurance health plans. Please see the list below. There are many different plans of coverage. You must check with your specific plan to see if your visit is covered.
28th September 2019
Opioid addiction and abuse is increasing at an exponential rate and has become a national crisis in the United States. Do you know that the National Institute on Drug Abuse has reported that more than 2 million Americans abuse opioids and over 90 Americans die..
7th September 2019
Drug addiction begins in a harmless manner with the voluntary act of taking drugs for recreational purposes or via prescriptions for pain relief, but over time a person’s ability to refrain from taking them becomes compromised.
22nd August 2019
Are you struggling to get through the day, gritting your teeth, and unsure if this agony coursing through your body will ever go away?
