Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT)
Withdrawal from opioids or alcohol can push you back to using before the counseling ever has a chance to work. At Hollick Institute, medication-assisted treatment pairs FDA-approved medications with regular counseling to steady the cravings, ease the physical pull, and give you room to build lasting recovery.
About Our Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT)
Cravings can hijack your recovery before you build any real momentum, and medication-assisted treatment is designed to take that pressure off. At Hollick Institute, MAT pairs FDA-approved medications with regular counseling so you can manage withdrawal and cravings while you do the harder work of staying sober.
It starts with a comprehensive assessment on admission. A clinician reviews your substance use history, health, and goals, then builds a treatment plan around what you actually need, not a generic protocol. Your medication, dosing, and counseling schedule all get adjusted as you go.
A dedicated case manager coordinates every part of it, from your first appointment through aftercare planning. When something changes, you have one person tracking your care and making sure nothing falls through the cracks.
Insurance & Admissions
Send us your insurance details and we can usually tell you what your plan covers in a few minutes, not days. Most private plans work here. Start by checking your coverage, then move straight into admissions with one phone call. Coming from another city or state? We arrange travel and flights so getting here is one less thing to sort out.
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