Our Addiction Treatment Program (ATP) has an experienced team of counselors and psychiatrists who offer evaluation, treatment, and referral services to individuals 18 and older who struggle with substance use. Our team of experts work closely with community resources to ensure the continued health and growth of our patients and community. We believe everyone can get better.
Treatments and services
We offer the following treatments and services in our Addiction Treatment Program:
Comprehensive evaluation
We design our evaluation services to assess your needs and match you to the appropriate treatment. Evaluation includes:
- A clinical interview focused on substance use history
- Breath analysis
- Medical interview as needed
- Urine toxicology
You and your referring physician, if any, receive timely feedback regarding treatment recommendations.
Individual outpatient therapy
Our individual outpatient therapy is a personalized, one-on-one treatment technique tailored to each individual's unique needs and symptoms.
Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
IOP treatment combines motivational, behavioral, relapse prevention, and support with 12-step programs. The treatment covers a period of time that allows patients to make significant progress if they attend as scheduled and participate in the group and individual sessions. We deliver our IOP in three phases:
- Intensive treatment (6 weeks)
- Transition to recovery (2 weeks)
- Continuing care (4 weeks)
Group therapy
We offer group therapy for your support, including:
- After care group: Provides you with structure and offers ongoing support and guidance after you have graduated from our IOP
- Peer support group: Helps you develop skills and tools at any stage of recovery to increase your recovery capability
- Skills group: Helps you develop life skills at any stage of recovery that support self-care, self-reflection, motivation, and coping
Medication for addiction treatment (MAT)
We can prescribe medication to help you stop using substances, including:
- Buprenorphine/naloxone (Suboxone), extended-release buprenorphine (Sublocade and Brixadi)
- Extended-release naltrexone (Vivitrol) for opioid use disorder
- Medication to help you stop using alcohol or tobacco
Treatment of co-occurring mental health disorders
We screen and treat substance use and mental health disorders together. Treating the whole person helps lead to a better quality of care and health outcome for those living with co-occurring disorders.
Case management and coordination
You receive both case management and care coordination. These provide:
- Assistance with accessing and overcoming barriers to care
- Help to improve your health and well-being
- Reduction of duplication of services
- Optimization of resources and outcomes
We will advocate for you and your continuity of care.
Behavioral health navigation
Our behavioral health navigator guides you through the healthcare system. They assist with accessing care and obtaining resources to promote a healthy lifestyle.
Resource specialist assistance
Our resource specialist provides support and assistance to individuals in need of various resources, including:
- Housing
- Insurance
- Residential treatment
- Transportation
They identify and locate resources, assess eligibility, and help get access to those resources.
Integrated primary care
Part-time primary care is on-site and includes:
- General healthcare maintenance
- Immunizations
- Screening and treatment for sexually transmitted infections and hepatitis
The Addiction Treatment Program is focused on developing new knowledge through research. We serve as an evidence-based resource for knowledge about optimal treatment and prevention approaches. We work closely with community resources to ensure the continued health and growth of our patients, community, and field.