Welcome to Addiction Outreach Clinic
Discover Hope at Addiction Outreach Clinic in Youngstown Ohio
Are you or someone you care about battling opioid addiction? At the Addiction Outreach Clinic, we offer a lifeline to recovery. Our approach combines leading-edge Suboxone treatment with personalized counseling to empower you on your journey to a drug-free life.
Our Clinic
Caring doctors, counselors, and support staff to help each and every patient.
Addition Outreach Clinic (AOC) is a leading outpatient clinic specializing in opioid addiction treatment. Our practice includes a team of medical professionals and counselors who provide individualized treatment to help guide patients on their path to recovery. AOC prides itself on strict compliance with all Federal and State laws, regulations and guidelines.
Treatment Program
Since 2007, we’ve helped thousands of patients recover from opioid addiction.
Our experienced medical professionals have dedicated years to helping people successfully find their way to recovery. We provide a unique outpatient opioid addiction treatment program that includes medication-assisted treatment with a monthly behavioral counseling session to support our patients’ recovery efforts and help them get their lives back.
Opioid Addiction
A closer look at the national health crisis impacting millions.
Opioid addiction is a national health crisis, but it is at epidemic proportions in Ohio. The long-term abuse of opioids such as heroin, fentanyl, and pain pills can cause significant changes in the brain structure and function, leading to long-term addiction and possible death. Therefore, this chronic disease requires immediate and effective medical treatment.
Easy Monthly Visit
Just one visit a month that includes – medical assessment, counseling, and drug testing.
Immediate Appointments
Treatment with Suboxone (buprenorphine/naloxone) can begin within 24-48 hours with available appointments.
Affordable
Addiction Outreach Clinic accepts most insurance plans in Ohio.
Opioid Addiction Treatment with Insurance
Please contact your insurance company if you have questions or need assistance related to commercial insurance, Medicaid, or Medicare plans. Your insurance company can help you navigate questions regarding your specific coverage.
Self-Pay Addiction Treatment with No Insurance
If you have questions with payment options, please call 330-919-5935. Our trained staff is available to help you set up self-pay treatment options.
Who we are…
LET US INTRODUCE OURSELVES
Addiction Outreach Clinic (AOC) provides outpatient treatment for opioid substance use disorder. Our individualized medication-assisted treatment program, utilizing buprenorphine-containing medications like Suboxone, provides rapid stabilization to help patients get back on track and work towards long-term recovery.
What we offer…
MEDICATION-ASSISTED TREATMENT (MAT) WITH SUBOXONE®
Your Path to Freedom: Suboxone® (buprenorphine/naloxone) medication-assisted treatment (MAT) is a powerful tool that helps eliminate cravings and withdrawal symptoms, making the recovery process more manageable and less daunting. We pride ourselves on providing a professional, caring, and secure environment at our eight Suboxone clinics.
Board-Certified
addictionologist
Onsite
behavioral counseling
Judgment-Free
compassionate care
Ready to take that important first step? Reach out today.
Visit Addiction Outreach Clinic
With just one monthly clinic visit, you’ll receive your Suboxone prescription along with a supportive counseling session. It’s convenient to fit into your schedule and ensures affordability via accepting most insurance options in Ohio.
Remember, you’re not alone on this journey. We’re here to support you, provide clarity, and guide you toward a brighter, healthier future. Let’s take this step together towards understanding and recovery.
OhioMHAS Certified
AOC Program Requirements
AOC carefully guides each patient through an individualized treatment program in an effort to end their dependence on opioids. This requires the patient to strictly adhere to all steps of the process.
- Patient must be in mild-to-moderate opioid drug withdrawal (5 on a scale of 1-10, with 10 being the worst) at their initial appointment
- Patient must refrain from heroin/ fentanyl use for at least 24-36 hours prior to their initial appointment at AOC
- Patient must refrain from ingesting pain pills for at least 18-24 hours prior to their initial appointment at AOC
- Patient must refrain from using non-prescribed “street” Suboxone or Kratom for 24 hours prior to their initial appointment at AOC
Frequently Asked Questions
We know starting recovery can feel overwhelming, and you likely have questions. Our FAQ section is here to provide clarity on our treatment approach, appointments, insurance, and more—so you can feel confident in taking the next step toward healing.
How do I request an appointment?
You can request an appointment by calling us at 330-919-6276 or by emailing us. Appointments are confidential and can often be scheduled within 24-48 hours.
Do you accept insurance? How can I pay?
We accept Medicaid, Medicare, and most commercial insurances. For co-pays we accept cash, credit, or money orders.
Where are Addiction Outreach Clinic locations?
Our office is located at 819 McKay Court, Suite 102, Youngstown, Ohio 44512.
What type of treatment programs does AOC provide?
AOC offers a unique outpatient opioid addiction treatment program that includes medication-assisted treatment along with behavioral counseling sessions. Our program features fast and flexible appointment scheduling, individualized treatment plans, and a specialized team of clinicians and counselors. Medications prescribed include buprenorphine/naloxone (commonly known as Suboxone or Zubsolv) to treat cravings and withdrawal symptoms.
How long is the treatment program?
The duration of the treatment program varies by patient and requires strict compliance. Our clinicians and counselors work together with each patient to develop an individualized treatment plan based on their specific needs.
What medications are prescribed by AOC?
Our clinicians prescribe buprenorphine-containing medications, such as Suboxone. These medications help eliminate cravings and withdrawal symptoms, aiding in recovery.
Does AOC offer counseling services?
Yes, we provide counseling services as part of our treatment program. Research has shown that combining behavioral counseling with medication management leads to better long-term outcomes for patients.