Ohio's addiction treatment system includes hospital-based addiction medicine, specialty residential programs, outpatient treatment, medication treatment and recovery supports. State law describes a community continuum that includes detoxification, intensive and non-intensive outpatient services, medication-assisted treatment, peer support, residential services and recovery housing.
The selected providers below represent several parts of that continuum and different regions of Ohio. Current admission criteria, insurance participation, availability and exact services should be confirmed directly with each provider.
- Withdrawal management can provide clinical monitoring while alcohol or drugs leave the body.
- Residential treatment provides a live-in setting with structured addiction care.
- PHP and IOP provide intensive treatment while allowing the person to live off site.
- Outpatient treatment can include individual therapy, groups, addiction medicine and continuing care.
- Medication treatment may include medications for opioid or alcohol use disorder when clinically appropriate.