When immediate admission to other care isn’t available.

Supervised withdrawal from substance use.

Treatment at a program site while a patient lives on their own.

Those with private insurance typically get it through an employer or insurance exchange. For example: PPO or HMO coverage.

Government program providing health coverage for people with very low income.

Free services; no payment needed.

Federal health insurance for adults 65 and older, or younger people with certain disabilities.

Includes facilities that do not offer medication-assisted treatment

Controls withdrawl symptoms and blocks cravings. Given in person at a clinic, usually every day.

Works similar to methadone, and can be prescribed to take at home.

Blocks the effects of opioids and alcohol completely.