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SUPPORT THAT CONNECTSCoordinated Care for Recovery, Stability, and Wellness

Medication can be an important component of treatment for some substance use disorders. Our approach connects medication-related care with behavioral health support so individuals can work on recovery goals, coping strategies, and other factors that influence well-being.

Treatment Assessment

A clinical assessment helps identify substance use concerns, treatment history, recovery goals, and factors that may affect the appropriate course of care.

Counseling & Recovery Support

Behavioral health support can address coping skills, cravings, triggers, relationships, motivation, and other concerns connected to recovery.

Medication Support

When medication is clinically appropriate and provided within the applicable scope of care, treatment is coordinated with qualified medical professionals and the individual’s care plan.

Ongoing Monitoring

Continued follow-up allows the care team and individual to review progress, discuss concerns, and make appropriate adjustments to the treatment plan.

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WHY INTEGRATED SUPPORT MATTERSMedication. Counseling. Practical Recovery Support.

Substance use treatment can involve medical, behavioral, and social needs at the same time. Our approach recognizes these different areas and focuses on connecting appropriate supports around the individual’s treatment goals.

Individualized Treatment

Care is based on the individual’s needs, treatment history, circumstances, goals, and clinical assessment.

Medication Education

Individuals can receive information about the purpose of prescribed medications, expected treatment considerations, and questions to discuss with their medical provider.

Behavioral Health Support

Counseling and behavioral strategies can address triggers, cravings, stress, relationships, motivation, and other recovery-related concerns.

Continued Care

Ongoing support helps individuals monitor progress, maintain recovery strategies, and communicate changes or concerns to the appropriate members of their care team.

HOW TREATMENT BEGINSA Clear Path Toward Coordinated Recovery Care

Treatment begins with understanding the individual’s substance use history, current needs, health considerations, and recovery goals. Appropriate medical and behavioral health services are then coordinated according to the person’s care plan.

Begin Your Journey

Clinical Assessment

Review substance use history, current concerns, treatment history, recovery goals, and relevant health information.

Develop a Treatment Plan

Identify appropriate medication-related and behavioral health supports based on clinical needs and treatment goals.

Begin Coordinated Care

Connect medication treatment, counseling, recovery strategies, and other appropriate supports.

Monitor Continued Progress

Review treatment response, recovery goals, concerns, and changing needs with the appropriate care professionals.

Building a Stronger Foundation for Recovery

Whole-person support can connect medication treatment with behavioral health strategies, practical coping skills, and meaningful recovery goals.

Begin Your Care