Medication for Opioid Use Disorder
Newport provides office-based Medication for Opioid Use Disorder using evidence-based medications such as buprenorphine/buprenorphine-naloxone, oral naltrexone, and extended-release naltrexone when clinically appropriate.
Evidence-based treatment for opioid use disorder
Medication for Opioid Use Disorder (MOUD) combines appropriate medication with medical care and recovery-focused services. Treatment begins with an evaluation of opioid use, health history, current medications, treatment goals, withdrawal risk, and other clinical needs.
Newport is an office-based treatment provider and is not a methadone clinic or opioid treatment program. When clinically appropriate, treatment may include buprenorphine or buprenorphine-naloxone, oral naltrexone, or extended-release naltrexone, along with counseling and recovery support.
Who may benefit from this service
MOUD may be appropriate for adults with opioid use disorder who can be safely and effectively treated in an office-based setting.
- Adults seeking evidence-based treatment for opioid use disorder.
- People who may benefit from buprenorphine-based or naltrexone-based treatment after clinical evaluation.
- Individuals who need medication management combined with counseling or recovery support.
- Patients transitioning from withdrawal management, residential treatment, or another level of addiction care.
A clear, individualized path through care
Medical evaluation
A provider reviews opioid use, withdrawal history, medical and psychiatric conditions, medications, and treatment goals.
Medication plan
When appropriate, the provider selects and manages an evidence-based medication based on individual clinical needs.
Ongoing monitoring and support
Follow-up may include medication management, toxicology testing, counseling, peer support, and recovery planning.
Long-term recovery coordination
Care is adjusted over time and coordinated with additional behavioral-health, medical, and recovery services as needed.
Care may include
Services are individualized based on assessment, clinical need, treatment goals, and program availability.
Medical Evaluation
Medication Management
Toxicology Testing
Individualized Treatment Planning
Counseling
Peer Recovery Support
Overdose-Prevention Education
Naloxone Access & Education
Care Coordination
Office-based treatment with ongoing follow-up
MOUD is delivered through scheduled outpatient visits. Visit frequency is individualized based on medication, treatment phase, clinical stability, monitoring needs, and progress. Telehealth may be available for some services when clinically appropriate and permitted.
Newport is not a methadone clinic or opioid treatment program.
Understanding coverage and payment options
Insurance coverage varies by plan, medication, pharmacy benefits, and service. Newport can verify behavioral-health benefits and discuss available payment or funding options. Grant-funded services may be available to eligible individuals.
Common questions about Medication for Opioid Use Disorder
What medications may be used for opioid use disorder?
When clinically appropriate, Newport may use buprenorphine or buprenorphine-naloxone, oral naltrexone, or extended-release naltrexone. Medication selection is individualized by the treating medical provider.
Does Newport provide methadone?
No. Newport is an office-based treatment provider and is not a methadone clinic or opioid treatment program.
Is counseling required with medication treatment?
Treatment is individualized. Newport may combine medication with counseling, peer recovery support, overdose-prevention education, care coordination, and other services based on clinical need and treatment goals.
Are grant-funded services available?
Grant-funded services may be available to eligible individuals. Availability, eligibility, covered services, and funding requirements can change, so patients should contact Newport for current information.
Connect with Newport Integrated Behavioral Healthcare
Our team can help you request an appointment, check insurance benefits, or begin a professional referral.
