Opioid Use Disorder Treatment

Opioid recovery requires more than withdrawal management. It requires understanding.

Prescription painkillers, heroin, fentanyl. The opioid crisis is devastating, but recovery is possible with the right combination of medication, therapy, and psychiatric care.

Evidence-Based Care

Medication-Assisted Treatment Works

~65%

Mental Health Co-occurrence

Of those with opioid use disorder have a mental health condition (NIH)

100%

MAT Available

Medication-assisted treatment including Suboxone and naltrexone

24/7

Medical Monitoring

Continuous medical supervision for safe stabilization

Types of Opioid Use

Comprehensive Treatment for All Opioids

Whether it started with a prescription or on the street, we provide specialized care for all forms of opioid use disorder.

Prescription Opioids

OxyContin, Vicodin, Percocet, and similar medications. Often prescribed for legitimate pain, then develops into dependence. We address both pain management and addiction.

Heroin

Many transition to heroin when prescription access ends. The path back requires medical support, psychiatric care, and comprehensive treatment.

Fentanyl

The most dangerous opioid crisis of our time. Fentanyl requires careful medical management and intensive treatment due to its potency.

Mixed Opioid Use

Many use multiple opioids or combine with other substances. Our comprehensive approach addresses the full picture of substance use.

Dual Diagnosis

Addressing the Underlying Conditions

Opioid use disorder rarely exists in isolation. Pain, trauma, depression, and anxiety are frequently intertwined with opioid dependence.

Pain and Mental Health

Chronic pain often leads to opioid use, and pain frequently co-occurs with depression and anxiety. We treat all these interconnected conditions together.

Trauma-Informed Care

Many with opioid use disorder have trauma histories. Opioids numb emotional pain as well as physical. We address both types of pain safely.

Psychiatric Stabilization

Depression, anxiety, trauma, and bipolar disorder are common. Our psychiatrists manage these conditions alongside addiction treatment.

Medication-Assisted Treatment

MAT in a Dual Diagnosis Setting

Medication-assisted treatment is the gold standard for opioid use disorder. But MAT alone is not enough. When combined with comprehensive psychiatric care and evidence-based therapy, outcomes improve dramatically.

Our treatment setting allows for careful medication initiation, stabilization, and integration with treatment for co-occurring mental health conditions.

Buprenorphine (Suboxone): Reduces cravings and withdrawal, allowing focus on recovery. We initiate and stabilize on-site with careful monitoring.

Naltrexone: Blocks opioid effects, preventing relapse. Available as daily pill or monthly injection for those who have completed withdrawal management.

Individualized Protocol: MAT is not one-size-fits-all. We tailor medication choice, dosing, and duration to your specific needs and recovery goals.

01 Stabilization Phase

Safe withdrawal management, MAT initiation, and medical stabilization in a supportive treatment environment.

02 Intensive Treatment

Once stable, intensive therapy begins. Individual sessions, group work, psychiatric care, and skill-building all work together for comprehensive healing.

03 Transition Planning

We coordinate continued MAT, outpatient therapy, and ongoing psychiatric care. The transition from our program to community is carefully planned and supported.

Comprehensive Program

What Our Program Includes

MAT Services

On-site initiation, stabilization, and integration with your overall treatment plan.

Therapy Program

Intensive therapy program addressing addiction, mental health, trauma, and building skills for long-term recovery.

Psychiatric Care

Board-certified psychiatrists provide comprehensive evaluation and ongoing treatment of co-occurring mental health conditions.

Continuing Care

Recovery is a journey. We ensure you have the support systems in place for continued success after discharge.

Recovery Is Possible

Ready for Evidence-Based Opioid Treatment?

Medication-assisted treatment combined with comprehensive psychiatric care gives you the best chance at lasting recovery. Take the first step today.