About BAART Programs Omaha – Omaha
Nicknamed the “Beef State”, Omaha, Nebraska is the state’s largest beef producer and most populous city. It’s also home to BAART Programs Omaha. Established in San Francisco in 1977, they’re one of the 40 locations nationwide. You can take part in specialized opioid use disorder treatment in a welcoming, non-judgemental outpatient setting. They welcome adults battling heroin, fentanyl and prescription opioid addiction, providing medication assisted treatment (MAT) to help you reach recovery.
One great thing I noticed about their program is their multiple payment options. Along with private insurance they accept Medicaid and Medicare Part B. Even if you don’t have insurance, you can still get the care you need. You may qualify for financial assistance with grant funding provided by Region 6 Behavioral Healthcare to get started in your journey.
With outpatient rehab you can live at home while receiving comprehensive treatment. They prioritize your needs and recovery goals, offering a customized care plan. Quitting opioids often comes with withdrawal symptoms and cravings that can get in the way of recovery. You’ll receive FDA approved prescriptions such as methadone or buprenorphine, to ease these symptoms. They integrate behavioral counseling in group and individual sessions to help you address challenges and build coping skills to sustain recovery.
What stands out most to me is their additional services. They understand that recovery looks different for everyone. You can access coordinated pregnancy treatment, community resource referrals, case management, court ordered services, discharge planning and more. They ensure you receive personalized care that addresses your unique needs no matter where you are in recovery.
Another amazing feature I noticed was their treatment accessibility. You can participate in in-person and virtual care including group counseling to seamlessly fit treatment into your schedule. They also offer guest dosing services so you can still get your medication without a worry if you’re traveling.
Additionally, they’re conveniently located on public transportation routes. If you have Medicaid then they even offer transportation assistance based on eligibility. They strive to remove barriers to accessing care and simplify your recovery process.
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