Have you become reliant on painkillers?
Midtown Health Center can help! They offer integrated care that treats patients from head to toe by bringing medical, behavioral, and support services together in partnership with you.
Opioid Addiction is Real!
Our Care Leads To Success
Midtown Health Center also offers Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) for opioid recovery. This creates a high level of success for our patients.
Benefits of MAT
MAT is more than just taking a medication to reduce cravings. MAT addresses treatment gaps by combining FDA approved medications with medical care, behavioral therapy interventions, and case management to address the whole patients needs.
Learn More About Midtown’s Opiate Recovery Program
Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) for opiate use disorder combines counseling and medial treatment, with prescription medications to address patients opiate use. These medications help reduce cravings and withdrawal symptoms that come from stopping opioid use, helping patients focus on other aspects of their treatment plan to recovery. Patients in the MAT program will be under close evaluation and expected to follow medical advice from the provider and their staff. Patients must establish health care at Midtown Health Center prior to starting MAT treatment.
Is MAT right for me?
Since MAT involves prescription medications, it is not for everyone. Some medications are unsafe for people with certain health conditions. It is important for a candidate to discuss one’s health conditions with our providers experienced in MAT. They will let you know about the risks, treatment options and requirements for successfully completing treatment.
Building your MAT support team
Research shows that MAT can increase the chances of successful recovery from opiate use, but medications alone are usually not enough. Midtown Health Center’s Integrated care model brings Medical, behavioral health, and support services together in collaboration with the patients existing support structure to develop a recovery environment that fosters high outcomes and patient success.
How to Begin MAT Services
Step 1: Call Midtown Health Center to set up an initial appointment with one of our MAT providers.
Step 2: Complete a Behavioral Health and Substance use evaluation through our partner organizations.
Step 3: Meet with your MAT provider to discuss treatment options, expectations for treatment and next steps.
Step 4: Attend regularly scheduled appointment with your treatment team throughout the duration of your care.
*Please be aware, this program is not designed for emergency detoxification.
If you or someone you love are in crisis. go to the emergency room for immediate medical assistance.
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Midtown Health Center is a FTCA deemed facility.
This publication was made possible by Grant Number H80CS10590 from the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), an operating division of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
Midtown Health Center also receives funding from: Oral Health Service Expansion Project (CFDA No. 93.527), Grant Number C8DC529676 from HRSA; Every Woman Matters Program, DHHS, Nebraska Office of Women’s Health; Subawards granted through the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services; Title X Family Planning Services Program, (CFDA Number 93.217) administered by the Office of the Assistant Secretary for Health, Office of Population Affairs; National Bioterrrorism Hospital Preparedness Program; Public Health Emergency Preparedness Program (CFDA Numbers 93.074, 93.889, 93.069) administered by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
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