As a specialized board-certified physician in Addiction Medicine, Dr. Aviva strives to bring you compassionate quality care for substance abuse and co-occurring disorders. If you are ready to take back control over your life, we are here to help. Dr. Aviva is triple board certified in Addiction Medicine, Family Medicine, and Preventative Medicine.
She graduated with her MD from Ben Gurion University and is licensed in the state of Pennsylvania. She is a member of The American Society of Addiction Medicine and American Association of Family Practice. I was at my lowest point, feeling hopeless, deeply depressed and mourning the end of my marriage and loss of my partner.
She graduated with her MD from Ben Gurion University and is licensed in the state of Pennsylvania. She is a member of The American Society of Addiction Medicine and American Association of Family Practice. I was at my lowest point, feeling hopeless, deeply depressed and mourning the end of my marriage and loss of my partner.
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Treatment with Dr. Aviva looks beyond your addiction or substance abuse problem to create a customized treatment plan that targets your well-being. As a family doctor, she is here to treat you based on your individual needs and goals. At Thalia Medical Center, addiction is treated as a chronic disease (as defined by the American Society of Addiction Medicine), and you will receive the help that you need.
Substance Abuse
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We will work with your therapist and your primary physician to help get your life back on track. Treatment for your addiction may include the use of medications, therapy, and changes to diet and lifestyle. In addition, we will work on healing the causes of your substance abuse, identifying triggers, and making healthy choices to support your recovery.
Outpatient Detox
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Thalia Medical Center offers a personalized and private outpatient detoxification program in the Philadelphia area. What is Alcohol and Drug Detox? Detoxification is a medical procedure for managing the withdrawal from alcohol and/or drugs in a medically safe and effective manner with as little discomfort as possible.
Naloxone Narcan
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If you are taking prescription opioid medication for pain relief, talk to your physician about a naloxone prescription. Naloxone, also known as Narcan, can help prevent risks associated with opiate overdose. A study published in the Annals of Internal Medicine suggest that having a naloxone prescription reduces the chances of overdose and possible emergency room visits.
Medication Management
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At Thalia Medical Center, we understand that struggles with low mood or anxiety can be as difficult to manage as substance use. We are able to help with a combination of medications and therapy. Here at TMC, we will evaluate you holistically, and where it is appropriate, we prescribe and manage antidepressants, mood stabilizers and other psychiatric medications.
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