MAT Treatment in Lansing, MI - Evidence-Based Recovery
NewLeaf Recovery Services will provide medication-assisted treatment (MAT) for opioid use disorder in Lansing, Michigan. Our evidence-based approach combines FDA-approved medications with personalized counseling to support lasting recovery.
FDA-approved Suboxone (buprenorphine/naloxone) treatment. Confidential under HIPAA and 42 CFR Part 2.
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Medication-assisted treatment is recognized by SAMHSA as the gold standard for opioid addiction treatment.
Service Overview
How MAT Treatment Works
Medication-assisted treatment (MAT) is an evidence-based approach for people with opioid use disorder, combining FDA-approved medications with counseling to support recovery. Coming Soon to Lansing and surrounding communities including Haslett, Okemos, Holt, East Lansing, DeWitt, Grand Ledge, Charlotte, and St. Johns, NewLeaf Recovery Services will provide Suboxone-based MAT with personalized care plans.
MAT addresses the whole person by treating both the physical aspects of addiction through medication and the psychological components through therapy. This comprehensive approach has been shown to improve patient survival, increase treatment retention, and reduce illicit opioid use.
Unlike methadone which requires daily clinic visits, Suboxone can be prescribed for take-home use after stabilization, offering greater flexibility in your recovery journey.
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MAT Increases Treatment Retention Compared To…
80%
Buprenorphine Treatment Reduces Opioid Overdose…
50%
How It Works
Our MAT Treatment Process
Starting MAT treatment at NewLeaf Recovery Services follows a structured, supportive process designed to ensure safe and effective care when we open:
Our evidence-based care approach ensures you receive treatment grounded in the latest clinical research and best practices.
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STEP 1
Comprehensive Assessment - Your medical history, substance use patterns, and treatment goals will be evaluated to determine if MAT is appropriate for your situation.
STEP 2
Treatment Planning - A personalized care plan will be created that includes medication management, counseling frequency, and recovery milestones tailored to your needs.
STEP 3
Medication Induction - Under medical supervision, you begin Suboxone treatment with careful dosing to manage withdrawal symptoms safely.
STEP 4
Ongoing Support - Regular appointments monitor your progress, adjust medication as needed, and provide continued counseling to support your recovery goals.
STEP 5
STEP 6
Insurance & Payment
Insurance & Payment Options
NewLeaf Recovery Services will accept Medicaid and is working with multiple insurance providers to make MAT treatment accessible.
We believe financial barriers should not prevent access to life-saving treatment. Our staff will help you understand your insurance benefits, explore payment options, and navigate the authorization process.
For those without insurance coverage, we will offer self-pay options and can connect you with assistance programs. Contact us to discuss your specific situation and find a payment approach that works for you.
Learn more about insurance coverage options available at NewLeaf Recovery Services.
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Care Coordination
Integrated Care Coordination
Recovery works best when all aspects of your health are addressed together. NewLeaf Recovery Services will coordinate with your other healthcare providers to ensure comprehensive, confidential treatment that supports your overall wellbeing.
Care coordination will include collaboration with primary care physicians, mental health providers, and specialty services as needed. Communication between providers will be handled while maintaining your privacy under 42 CFR Part 2 regulations.
Patients will also be connected with additional support services including housing assistance, employment resources, and peer support groups. This holistic approach addresses the social determinants that impact recovery success.
Counseling services will integrate seamlessly with medication management to provide whole-person care.
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What We Treat
What We Treat
NewLeaf Recovery Services specializes in medication-assisted treatment for substance use disorder, with a focus on opioid addiction.
Our substance use disorder treatment approach recognizes that addiction is a chronic medical condition, not a moral failing. We will provide compassionate, non-judgmental care that meets you where you are in your recovery journey.
Opioid Use Disorder
Including addiction to prescription pain medications, heroin, and synthetic opioids like fentanyl
Co-occurring Mental Health Conditions
We address depression, anxiety, PTSD, and other conditions that often accompany substance use disorders
Polysubstance Use
Comprehensive treatment for individuals using multiple substances, with integrated care planning
Start Your Recovery Journey
Taking the first step toward recovery requires courage, and NewLeaf Recovery Services will be here to support you when we open soon. Our intake process is designed to be straightforward and compassionate.
What is medication-assisted treatment (MAT)?
Medication-assisted treatment combines FDA-approved medications with counseling and behavioral therapies to treat opioid use disorder. At NewLeaf Recovery Services, we will use Suboxone (buprenorphine-naloxone) to reduce cravings and withdrawal symptoms while our counselors help you build recovery skills. MAT is evidence-based treatment recognized by SAMHSA and the National Institute on Drug Abuse as the gold standard for opioid addiction.
How is Suboxone different from methadone?
Suboxone contains buprenorphine and naloxone, offering a safer profile with lower overdose risk compared to methadone. Unlike methadone which requires daily clinic visits, Suboxone can be prescribed for take-home use after stabilization. This flexibility allows you to maintain work, family, and other responsibilities while in treatment.
How long does MAT treatment last?
Treatment duration varies based on individual needs. Some patients benefit from short-term MAT (6-12 months) while others may require longer-term maintenance. Research shows that staying in treatment longer improves outcomes. Your provider will work with you to determine the appropriate duration based on your recovery goals and progress.
Will insurance cover MAT treatment?
We accept Medicaid and self-pay. Additional insurance plans are being added through credentialing. The Affordable Care Act requires most plans to cover substance use disorder treatment. We also offer self-pay options and can help connect you with financial assistance programs.
Is Suboxone safe to use long-term?
Yes, Suboxone is safe for long-term use when taken as prescribed. Buprenorphine has been extensively studied and is FDA-approved for opioid use disorder treatment. Many patients successfully use Suboxone for years as part of their recovery maintenance. Your provider monitors your health regularly and adjusts treatment as needed.
Can I work while on MAT?
Absolutely. One of the advantages of Suboxone treatment is that it allows you to function normally in daily life. Unlike full opioids, buprenorphine does not cause significant sedation or impairment when taken as prescribed. Many patients maintain employment, education, and family responsibilities throughout their MAT treatment.