About Oaks Integrated Care – Administrative Office – Westampton Township
Oaks Integrated Care – Administrative Office provides outpatient substance use recovery services in Mount Holly, New Jersey. This is part of their broader services encompassing mental healthcare and developmental disability services. Their addiction recovery services support individuals and families struggling with addiction to opioids and alcohol, among other substances. They also address co-occurring disorders. This is when someone is simultaneously affected by substance addiction and mental health issues.
Their treatment options in this facility primarily involve standard and intensive outpatient care. Both programs let you receive treatment while maintaining your work or academic routine. The intensive outpatient care is relatively more structured and requires more therapy sessions. Both programs involve individual and group therapy, peer recovery support and case management. They also offer family/couple therapy, medication monitoring and connection to community resources for ongoing care.
The facility also provides medication assisted treatment. This is the most compelling evidence based approach to opioid addiction recovery. The technique uses FDA approved medicine alongside counseling to support recovery. The facility has a variety of oral and injectable medications for this purpose. The specific options used will depend on your unique condition following your individualized treatment plan. Available choices are Suboxone, Suboclade and Vivitrol. These medicines minimize withdrawal symptoms and curb cravings. This enables you to participate in therapy sessions. That way, both psychological and physical aspects of addiction are addressed.
The facility provides many other opioid recovery services as well. Their STAR initiatives help adults experiencing issues that occur concurrently with opioid use disorder. Some of these include homelessness, incarceration and legal matters. The goal is to keep them in recovery, lower the chances of these issues reoccurring and prevent future overdoses. This service is provided for about 12 months. Their Safe At Home initiative serves strictly opioid users who are homeless or at risk of homelessness. The program offers care management, peer support and housing vouchers to provide them with stable housing for recovery.
They also offer a partial care day program for adults living with chronic mental conditions and addiction. This service is available through their Courage to Change initiative. Their opioid overdose recovery program helps survivors access community recovery resources after being revived from an overdose. Recovery specialists connect survivors with treatment, follow-up care and peer support.
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