Since establishment, Nakuru’s Pipeline-based John Mututho Empowerment Centre (JOMEC) has continued to give hope to drugs and substance abuse addicts through curative ways.
The centre uses World Health Organization protocols approved methods in the treatment of addiction.
The move has seen JOMEC rated as the best rehab in Africa with cost effective.
According to the founder John Mututho, the centre has continued to save lives and families.
He reveals that one of the addiction treatment methods used at JOMEC is the use of naltrexone implant.
This is a long-acting implant that contains naltrexone and is surgically placed under the skin to treat opioid or alcohol dependence.
According to experts, this releases the medication over several months (typically 2–6), providing consistent blockade of opioid receptors and helping to prevent relapse.
Mututho adds that addiction is treatable at JOMEC and those affected are assured of a good environment towards supporting recovery.
The centre operates on a 24-hours basis including weekends and public holidays.
For any inquiries or referrals, you can contact 0774514635 or 0722514635.