Medication assisted treatment

We offer Methadone, Suboxone, Sublocade, and Vivitrol options to our patients with opiate use disorder and we offer Vivitrol and oral naltrexone options to our patients with alcohol use disorder.  We strongly recommend all MAT clients also participate in some form of counseling and peer support services.

We also provide guest dosing services and accept transfers for Methadone patients.  In order to guest dose or be considered for transfer, please fax the following information to 630-221-1411:

 Guest Dosing:

• Release of information
• Guest dosing order which should include dose and code
• Dosing history for the last 28 days
• Urine screen results for the most recent 2 screens

Transfer: 

• Release of Information
• Dosing history for the past 3 months
• Urine screen results for the most recent 2 screens
• Most recent labs and TB test results
• List of any/all medications currently being prescribed
• Current MD Order

Guest dosing fees:  $30 for day 1, then $15/day for every day/dose after.  Must bring a valid ID to dose.

+Our program is structured, while incorporating our patients' input, in order to support them in their recovery journey.

 +We do not prescribe benzodiazepines to our patients taking methadone and our physicians will taper patients from chronic benzodiazepine use.

+All urine specimens are observed to ensure we have correct information to provide safe and effective care.

+We use call-backs, and pill counts to ensure safe use of medication and to protect the community.

+We host peer-facilitated open Medication Assisted Recovery Anonymous (MARA) meetings at our facility every Saturday from 10a-11a and peer-facilitated open SMART Recovery meetings every Wednesday from 1p-2p.

+We believe medication works best when combined with wrap around services and support and we make it a priority to support our patients in every area of their lives.

+We focus on counseling engagement, and we take a global approach to helping patients to rebuild their lives.  We address mental health concerns, physical health concerns, employment issues, legal problems, family issues, transportation issues, and more.