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Compassionate Care
Built for Recovery
Compassionate Care Built for Recovery
From the first consultation to long-term support, our evidence-based program meet you exactly where you are.
Our Team
We meet you where you are
At Rebuild Healthcare, our Addiction Specialist, Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker, provide access to evidence-based oral medication, psychosocial support and necessary referrals for a broad range of substance and behavioral use disorders.
A Comprehensive Outpatient Treatment Program
We offer a full continuum of care designed to support every stage of your recovery journey.
Outpatient Services
Evidence-based oral and parenteral medication, psychosocial support and necessary referrals — covering a broad range of substance and behavioral use disorders in a flexible virtual format.
- Medication-assisted treatment (oral)
- Psychosocial support & counseling
- Necessary referrals for other specialist care
- Provision of resources to Recovery coaching & peer support services
- Virtual appoinments
- Aftercare & long-term recovery planning
Substances We Treat
We treat all substance use disorders in adults
Our board-certified specialist is trained to treat addiction to a wide range of substances, often alongside co-occurring mental health conditions.
Opioid use disorder
We assist with recovery from commonly encountered opioids like heroin, prescription painkillers (OxyContin, Vicodin)
- Our comprehensive management includes prescription of life-saving medications for Opioid Use Disorder (MAT) including Buprenorphine and Naltrexone, non-controlled comfort medication for symptomatic withdrawal management, provision of therapy, counseling and referral services. We assist with linkage to OTPs for patients preferring methadone as an MOUD.
Alcohol use disorder
We provide robust management by utilizing first and second line Medications for Alcohol Use Disorder including Naltrexone, Acamprosate, topiramate, baclofen and gabapentin. Our therapist, counselor and Resource specialist assist with psychotherapy, provision of recovery resources and referrals to appropriate ASAM levels of care.
Stimulant use disorder
Prescription of evidence-based medication for stimulant use disorder including Wellbutrin, topiramate, naltrexone, amphetamine-mixed salts.
Cannabis use disorder
Prescription of medication used off-label to help with Cannabis use disorder.
Tobacco use disorder
Management with medication, abstinence counseling and psychotherapy.
Novel Psychoactive agent use disorder
We provide education and assist with recovery from newer substances including Kratom.
Benzodiazepine use disorder
We do not start patients on benzodiazepines but will work with a patient to taper off problematic benzodiazepine use utilizing the current guidelines.
Club drugs use disorder
We assist with recovery from club drugs like LSD and MDMA.
Gambling Disorder
We provide recovery assistance by utilizing the limited evidence-based resources including medication, intense therapy and behavioral support for individuals struggling with gambling.
Behavioral Addictions
We diagnose, provide therapy and prompt referrals to appropriate providers if necessary.
Our Approach
Evidence-based care, human-centered delivery
We combine the latest evidence-based clinical practices with a deeply personal, holistic approach to treatment — because recovery is not one-size-fits-all.
1
Comprehensive Assessment
Every treatment plan begins with a thorough medical, psychological, and social evaluation to understand your unique situation.
2
Personalized Treatment Planning
Your care team designs an individualized plan that addresses addiction root causes, co-occurring conditions, and personal goals.
3
Integrated Medical & Therapeutic Care
We combine medication-assisted treatment (MAT) with therapy, counseling, and social support for the best outcomes.
4
Ongoing Monitoring & Adjustment
Regular check-ins ensure your treatment evolves with your progress, keeping you on track toward lasting recovery.
You do not have to keep struggling alone.
Too many people cannot get the addiction care they need because of where they live, what they earn, or what they have been told about themselves. One call is all it takes.
