Addiction is a disease that effects people everywhere. It can affect you, your family members, friends and neighbors, coworkers and people in your community.
Find the right substance use services on your path to recovery.
Treatments
Regaining control is possible. When substance use becomes a problem, we can help you regain control on the path to recovery. Our providers are here to help you achieve long-term recovery with high quality, compassionate care.
Schedule an appointment today. No need for a provider referral. Check with your health insurance provider about coverage for substance use services.
Opioid Treatment
Opioid use disorder can result from overuse of prescription pain relievers, fentanyl or heroin.
Our providers can prescribe medication to treat opioid use disorder to reduce the risk of overdose and death from opioid use. This is done by replacing the drug with a weaker, long-acting medicine. This medicine will work on the same brain receptors as drugs like oxycodone, fentanyl and heroin. Treatment could help you reduce cravings to use, which can help you move away from substance use and return to enjoying life to the fullest.
Find an opioid - use treatment provider
Alcohol Misuse Treatment
Talk with your primary care provider to get support. Your primary care provider will perform a physical exam, which may include lab tests and imaging. Together, you can create a treatment plan that is right for you.
Find an alcohol misuse treatment provider
Recovery
Our recovery coaches provide hope to anyone affected by addiction.
Each recovery coach has personal experience and is prepared to assist you with navigating your substance use journey in recovery. Your coach is there every step of the way to help motivate you and provide resources and support.
Our recovery coaches are part of AmeriCorps' Recovery Corps. Find a recovery coach here.
Additional resources
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FindHelp –
Having a stable place to live, affordable food, access to healthcare, adequate health insurance, are some of the basic needs in order to thrive in life. Take out the guesswork and hours of online searching for resources by visiting FindHelp.
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Naloxone saves lives - An opioid overdose can be reversed if you know what to do and can act in time. Naloxone is a drug that can block the harmful effects of opioids on the brain. Naloxone is widely available in Wisconsin as a nasal spray or an injection. This medication is available at Marshfield Clinic Health System. Learn more about naloxone and where it is available in Wisconsin.
Preventing Substance Misuse
Addiction is a preventable disease.
We strive to create healthy communities where you live, work and play that are free from the negative impacts of addiction and substance misuse. Our Center for Community Health Advancement works to develop and implement evidence-based or promising practice programs that target substance misuse prevention.
It takes all of us to prevent and reduce substance misuse in our communities.
We invite you to join us in the fight by: