The Dr. Rajesh Kumar Suboxone Clinic in West Bend, Wisconsin is a well established drug and alcohol rehabilitation facility for people who have substance abuse problems. This clinic is managed by Dr. S.S. Subbaray, a renowned and highly regarded psychiatrist. This center has been running for the past fourteen years. As a leading addiction treatment center in the entire state, it provides comprehensive services to addicted people suffering from heroin addiction, alcoholism and other forms of addiction. The drug detoxification process conducted at the center helps in transforming a most hopeless and stigmatized person into a productive member of the society.

The services provided at the clinic are diverse, ranging from detoxification of drug addicts to counseling and support programs. There are over twenty medical staff members who provide medical assistance to patients seeking admission in the clinic. These include physicians, therapists and nurses who administer various drug detox techniques and highly advanced medication treatments. While these physicians and therapists are medical experts, they are also trained in the handling of emotionally and mentally disturbed patients, especially those who are suffering from serious addictions like heroin addiction. These highly skilled professionals treat heroin addicts while treating their underlying psychological disorders to stabilize them for long term recovery.

Since the inception of this outpatient addiction treatment center, there have been no reported cases of patient deaths or withdrawal symptoms. In fact, the only cases of patient deaths reported to have been related to administering a particular drug, namely methadone, which has a very high success rate. There have been no reports of adverse side effects being caused by the administration of Suboxone at the Dr. Rajesh Kumar Suboxone Clinic in West Bend, Wisconsin. However, it is advised that Suboxone be taken with regular doses of medication and that constant supervision is maintained by a primary care physician or general practitioner during the entire course of treatment. Patients who successfully completed the withdrawal phase have been repeatedly encouraged to undergo continuing therapy at the clinic.