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Medication Assisted Treatment in Dayton, Ohio

Medication assisted treatment at Leora's Dayton facility on Patterson Road, where a nurse practitioner manages your medication and counseling and group therapy happen in the same building while you sleep at home.

Prescribed by
A nurse practitioner
Alongside
Counseling and group therapy
Where
948 Patterson Rd, Dayton
Admissions
Columbus (614) 665-8878Dayton (937) 660-4145

Leora's Dayton facility at 948 Patterson Rd provides medication assisted treatment. A nurse practitioner prescribes FDA approved medication for opioid or alcohol use disorder and keeps track of how it is working. Counseling and group therapy happen in the same building. You attend as an outpatient and go home at night.

MAT in Dayton at a Glance

Address
948 Patterson Rd, Dayton, OH 45419
Admissions
(937) 660-4145
Medication managed by
a nurse practitioner
Part of
detox, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient or outpatient
Overnight care
none

The First Visit in Dayton

Nothing is prescribed until you have been assessed. A nurse practitioner and a registered nurse ask what you have been using and review your health history and current prescriptions, so it helps to bring a list. Where withdrawal has to be handled first, that happens on site in ambulatory detox, and a medication begun there can continue afterwards.

Which Medications

Admissions can tell you which of these the Dayton facility offers, and in which form.

  • Opioid use disorder: buprenorphine, the medication in Suboxone, or extended release naltrexone, known as Vivitrol
  • Alcohol use disorder: naltrexone, acamprosate or disulfiram, the three with FDA approval

Program and Prescriber Together

Medication is one part of a partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient or outpatient program in Dayton. How often you see the nurse practitioner depends on which one: every week in partial hospitalization, every two to three weeks in intensive outpatient and outpatient.

Getting to Patterson Road

Measured in a straight line, the facility is about three miles southeast of downtown Dayton, 2.5 miles from Kettering and 6.6 from Centerville. Springboro is 12.6 miles away. Leora's other facility is in Columbus.

Calling or Walking In

Call (937) 660-4145, or walk in, since Leora welcomes walk-ins at both facilities. Leora accepts Medicaid and all major commercial insurance, and you can check your coverage before you call.

Common Questions

Where does Leora offer MAT in Dayton?
At 948 Patterson Rd, Dayton, OH 45419. The same building runs Leora's Dayton detox, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient and outpatient programs.
Is there a Suboxone prescriber at Leora in Dayton?
A nurse practitioner prescribes and monitors medication in Leora's MAT program, and buprenorphine, the medication in Suboxone, is one of the FDA approved options it uses for opioid use disorder. Call (937) 660-4145 to ask which forms the Dayton facility offers.
Does the Dayton facility dispense methadone?
Dispensing methadone for opioid use disorder requires federal certification as an opioid treatment program, and Leora does not publish that it holds it. Ask admissions first if methadone is what you need.
Is MAT offered on its own in Dayton?
No. Medication is prescribed as part of a level of care, with counseling and group therapy alongside it.

Where This Is Offered

Dayton

948 Patterson Rd, Dayton, OH 45419

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