Addiction services combine respectful assessment with medication, counseling, behavioral strategies, and coordination based on the person’s needs.
Integrated treatment and recovery support
The source practices identify experience with opioid and alcohol concerns, Suboxone or buprenorphine maintenance, naltrexone, substance-use counseling, and co-occurring psychiatric conditions. Treatment starts with an evaluation of substance use, withdrawal risk, medical needs, prior treatment, supports, and goals.
Some patients need detoxification, residential treatment, emergency care, or another specialty program instead of—or before—outpatient treatment. The clinician will discuss the appropriate level of care.
What care may include
- Assessment of substance use, health history, mental health, and recovery goals
- Medication-assisted treatment when clinically appropriate
- Medication monitoring and follow-up
- Individual, group, or behavioral counseling when available
- Family involvement with patient permission
- Relapse-prevention planning and coordination with other levels of care
- Telehealth follow-up when suitable and permitted
Care begins with an individualized assessment. Availability, clinical fit, age ranges, location, telehealth eligibility, and treatment recommendations vary by provider. Contact the office to confirm current options.