About Clean Slate Centers – Dayton, OH – Dayton
CleanSlate Centers – Dayton, OH provides outpatient medication assisted treatment (MAT) for adults struggling with opioid use disorders (OUD) and alcohol use disorders (AUD). MAT uses medication alongside counseling to encourage lasting recovery. Combining meds and behavioral therapy heals the whole person, not just the addictive disease. CleanSlate’s approach can also help you recover from dually diagnosed substance use and mental health issues. They’re located five miles southeast of downtown Dayton in the former UCR building near the intersection of Linden and Woodman. You can pay for your treatment through Medicaid and Medicare. They are also in network with most health insurance plans.
You can expect to be treated with dignity, compassion and respect during your recovery here. They prioritize individualized treatment to deliver the best outcomes. They may prescribe Suboxone or naltrexone as part of your individualized treatment. This curbs cravings and significantly reduces withdrawal symptoms. This is backed up with counseling to help you sort out the underlying emotions driving your opioid use.
They offer both in-person and telehealth outpatient counseling. This grants you a great deal of freedom and convenience during recovery.
CleanSlate provides specialized treatment to pregnant women. This includes OUD support to facilitate both maternal health and safe fetal development.
If you’re like many people and have abused multiple substances, CleanSlate can help you achieve sustainable recovery through poly-substance treatment. They also provide Hepatitis C screening and treatment. This is especially important for individuals who share needles and other paraphernalia, as they have a higher risk of contracting the virus.
Care coordination is a vital component of the broader recovery program here. Part of this involves linkage to community resources that support your ongoing recovery efforts. These include safe housing, job placement as well as food and transportation assistance. They may offer ongoing support after your treatment as well.
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