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Watching someone you love suffer or feeling stuck yourself, can be overwhelming. But recovery is within reach, and you don’t have to do it alone. At The Care Clinic, we provide medication assisted treatment designed to ease withdrawal symptoms, reduce cravings, and support long-term sobriety. Our online medication assisted treatment program makes expert care accessible from home, combining FDA-approved medications with virtual therapy and continuous support. You don’t need to pause your life to begin healing – our approach meets you where you are, both emotionally and physically. Whether you’re facing opioid or alcohol dependence, we’re here to guide you with compassionate, science-backed care. Let us help you reclaim control, restore stability, and take the first step toward lasting recovery. Contact us and let’s take the first step together.
Addiction isn’t a choice or a failure of willpower – it’s a medical condition that alters brain chemistry and affects every aspect of life. That’s where medication assisted treatment (MAT) comes in.
MAT is a comprehensive treatment approach that combines FDA-approved medications with counseling and behavioral therapy to treat substance use disorders. It’s designed to ease withdrawal symptoms, reduce cravings, prevent relapse, and support long-term recovery.
This approach is especially effective for opioid and alcohol addiction because it helps restore brain function while supporting emotional healing. At The Care Clinic, our online addiction treatment makes this proven care accessible from anywhere – private, flexible, and guided by licensed professionals.
This isn’t a quick fix. It’s a foundation for real, lasting recovery.
We are a multi-state hybrid outpatient psychiatry practice, with 27 locations, currently serving lives in 12 states and growing.
At The Care Clinic, we know recovery isn’t one-size-fits-all. That’s why our medication assisted treatment (MAT) plans are customized to fit your life, your challenges, and your goals.
For many, MAT is delivered as part of our outpatient therapy for drug addiction, allowing you to continue your daily routine while receiving structured, evidence-based treatment. This means you can access the full benefits of MAT – medications, therapy, and continuous support – without stepping away from your responsibilities.
You’ll work with board-certified providers who understand addiction. In fact, our medical director, Dr. Arora, is a triple board-certified physician in Psychiatry, Addiction Medicine, and Pain Medicine, trained at Cleveland Clinic and Duke University.
Our outcomes reflect what matters most – people staying connected, feeling heard, and making real progress:
We also prioritize patient satisfaction, with:
Ready to start recovery or find a better path forward? Our in-person and online MAT programs give you real results – without disrupting your life. Get started today.
Medication assisted treatment (MAT) can be life-changing – but many people don’t know if they’re the right candidate, or they hesitate due to stigma or confusion.
MAT is especially effective for people living with opioid use disorder (OUD) or alcohol use disorder (AUD)—particularly those who have struggled to quit on their own or experienced relapse after traditional rehab. It’s also beneficial for individuals who need a structured, evidence-based approach that doesn’t require putting their entire life on hold.
At The Care Clinic, our online medication assisted treatment program was designed for people who need flexibility, privacy, and reliable clinical care from home.
You don’t have to wait for things to get worse before seeking help. Some signs that MAT could be a good fit include:
If any of this sounds familiar, our medication assisted treatment—available online or in person—can give you the stability and structure you need to move forward. Reach out now to start your recovery.
Medication assisted treatment (MAT) is more than just taking a pill – it’s a coordinated approach that supports both the body and the mind throughout recovery. At The Care Clinic, we combine three key elements to create a treatment plan that’s flexible, effective, and tailored to your unique needs.
Medications are a core part of MAT, helping to reduce cravings, minimize withdrawal symptoms, and restore chemical balance in the brain. Our licensed providers prescribe these medications through secure, structured care as part of our online medication assisted treatment program.
The most common FDA-approved medications used in online alcohol treatment include:
The most common FDA-approved medications used in online opioid addiction treatment include:
If you’re ready to begin medication assisted treatment for opioid addiction or alcohol addiction our team is here to support you every step of the way.
Addiction doesn’t just affect the body – it impacts thoughts, habits, and emotions. That’s why we pair MAT with virtual therapy sessions, where you can explore triggers, develop coping strategies, and rebuild confidence in a safe, non-judgmental space.
Long-term recovery requires consistent support. Our team checks in regularly, adjusts your treatment as needed, and ensures that you always have someone to turn to. If you’re dealing with anxiety, depression, or other co-occurring issues, we help you address those too because true healing is never one-dimensional.
Together, these components form a solid foundation for lasting sobriety, and they’re all available in-person or through our secure and confidential online platform.
You don’t have to face addiction alone, and you don’t have to wait weeks for help. At The Care Clinic, we combine expert care, real-time access, and proven results to help you reclaim your life. Our online medication assisted treatment program is flexible, thoughtful, and built around your needs – not the other way around. With appointments available in under 24 hours and most insurance accepted, there’s no reason to delay. You deserve care that’s built around you – not the other way around. Schedule your confidential consultation and reclaim your life.
At The Care Clinic, our MAT program has a 12-month retention rate of 82%, significantly higher than the 50% average. After six months, 92% of patients have negative drug screens, and 91% report reduced cravings, showing strong, sustained outcomes.
Three phases of MAT: induction, stabilization, and maintenance. The induction phase lasts for the first one to two days, and it deals with the most severe withdrawal symptoms. The stabilization phase takes several weeks and, as the name suggests, it aims to stabilize your state. The final phase, the maintenance, lasts as long as it takes and, in some cases, several years.
Medication assisted treatment is a highly effective. It reduces cravings and withdrawal symptoms, improves treatment adherence, and enhances retention in treatment programs. By managing withdrawal symptoms, it also decreases the risk of relapse and overdose.
While both MAT and MOUD are used to treat opioid use disorders, MAT is a part of a larger treatment plan that typically includes counseling, psychotherapy, and holistic approaches. On the other hand, MOUD is a stand-alone treatment that refers exclusively to the use of medications in opioid addiction treatment.
Most insurance plans, including private insurance, cover medication assisted treatment and provide the same level of benefits as they would for medical or surgical care. Your MAT may be fully or partially covered by your particular insurance plan. The Care Clinic accepts various insurance coverages, ensuring everyone can afford MAT.
Relying on a substance that might cause dependence for the purposes of battling another type of addiction should not be considered a replacement of one addiction with another. MAT has a different purpose from illicit drug use. Furthermore, substance use during MAT is highly controlled to avoid dependence or addiction creation.
Yes, as long as you follow the instructions from the expert guiding you. Someone in a MAT program taking Suboxone as prescribed does not use it illicitly and can therefore be considered sober. The important element that distinguishes MAT from substance abuse is adherence to the prescribed way of using the substance in question.
Some of the medications used during math are chemicals similar to opioids and therefore have a potential for misuse. However, as long as they’re used in a way prescribed by the expert in charge, you should not be worried about developing dependence or addiction to these medications.