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Foundations Health For patients struggling with opioid use, our outpatient center fosters a culture of healing and community to help with your process of health and wellness.
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This program provides medication-assisted treatment (MAT) in addition to counseling services. Foundations Health fosters a culture of healing and community to help with your process of health and wellness throughout substance use disorders, mental health issues and opioid dependence. Foundations Health is proud to be a member of Foundations Recovery Network. Physicians are on the medical staff of Foundations Health, but, with limited exceptions, are independent practitioners who are not employees or agents of Foundations Health. The facility shall not be liable for actions or treatments provided by physicians. Model representations of real patients are shown. We are unable to provide medical advice through social media. Please contact your physician, or in case of emergency, call 911 or the National Su***de Prevention Lifeline at 988. Please visit our website for language assistance, disability accommodations, the non-discrimination notice, Terms of Service and other important disclaimers.

October 23rd - 31st is Red Ribbon Week. “Make a Difference. Be a Hero. Stay Drug Free.™”This year’s Red Ribbon Week them...
10/26/2026

October 23rd - 31st is Red Ribbon Week. “Make a Difference. Be a Hero. Stay Drug Free.™”

This year’s Red Ribbon Week theme reminds us that prevention starts with choices, connection, education and community. And prevention also means making sure people who have already developed a substance use disorder are not left behind.

Substance use disorder is a health condition, not a moral failure. When opioid use disorder develops, evidence-based treatment can help people regain stability, improve health and build recovery.

Foundations Health Opioid Treatment Programs provide medication for opioid use disorder and withdrawal symptoms, psychiatric services, peer support, community support services and counseling.

Prevention matters. Treatment matters. Recovery matters.

Learn more at https://bit.ly/4zPuoS0.

Sometimes four simple words can make a difference: I care about you.National "I Care About You" Day is a reminder to rea...
10/25/2026

Sometimes four simple words can make a difference: I care about you.

National "I Care About You" Day is a reminder to reach out to the people in our lives and let them know they matter. For someone struggling with opioid use, those words can be especially powerful. Caring doesn’t mean ignoring the challenges of addiction. It means seeing the person beyond the diagnosis, offering hope and helping connect them with treatment when they are ready.

At Foundations Health, we want every person who walks through our doors to know that they matter. Our opioid treatment programs offer medications for long-term withdrawal management, peer support, psychiatric services, medication management and counseling to help people build healthier lives in recovery. Tell someone you care about them today. And if they need help, let them know treatment and recovery are possible. Learn more at https://bit.ly/47Db9Py.

Red Ribbon Week is an opportunity to talk about substance use prevention, and to remember that prevention also includes ...
10/23/2026

Red Ribbon Week is an opportunity to talk about substance use prevention, and to remember that prevention also includes making effective treatment available when someone develops a substance use disorder. Opioid Use Disorder (OUD) is a treatable medical condition. Evidence-based treatment can reduce opioid use, support recovery and save lives.

At Foundations Health, our opioid treatment programs provide medications for long-term withdrawal management along with peer support, psychiatric services, medication management and counseling. We work with each person to build an individualized path toward greater health, stability and recovery.

This Red Ribbon Week, let’s replace stigma with understanding and make sure people know that asking for help is a sign of hope. Learn more at https://bit.ly/4edTSQT.

We often think of prevention as stopping substance use before it ever starts. But prevention is also about preventing th...
10/21/2026

We often think of prevention as stopping substance use before it ever starts. But prevention is also about preventing the next crisis.

Preventing an overdose.
Preventing a return to illicit opioid use.
Preventing untreated withdrawal from becoming a barrier to care.
Preventing a mental health condition from going untreated.
Preventing someone from becoming disconnected from treatment and community.

For someone living with opioid use disorder, access to an Opioid Treatment Program (OTP) can be part of prevention. At Foundations Health OTPs, treatment can include medication for opioid use disorder, medication for withdrawal symptoms, psychiatric services, peer support, community support services and counseling. Wherever you are in your journey, asking for help can be the beginning of something different. Learn more at https://bit.ly/4yD6J6q.

10/19/2026

Connecting with our patients is a high priority. Our patients will tell you themselves: "Definitely come to this clinic and anybody who has tried to get treatment in the past and hasn't had success with it or has never sought treatment before and is interested in learning what the experience involves should definitely come here."

Opioid use disorder is treatable, and recovery rarely depends on medication or counseling alone. People may also need connection, behavioral health care, practical support and a community that believes recovery is possible.

Foundations Health Opioid Treatment Programs provide medication for opioid use disorder and withdrawal symptoms, psychiatric services, peer support, community support services and counseling. We treat people like people. We care. You don’t have to navigate recovery alone.

Learn more at https://bit.ly/4skatby.

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October is Emotional Wellness Month, a reminder that our emotional health matters just as much as our physical health. F...
10/16/2026

October is Emotional Wellness Month, a reminder that our emotional health matters just as much as our physical health. For people living with opioid use disorder, recovery is about more than stopping opioid use. It can also mean addressing anxiety, depression, trauma, stress, relationships and the challenges of rebuilding a life in recovery.

At Foundations Health, we believe in treating the whole person. Our opioid treatment programs offer medications for long-term withdrawal management, peer support from people with lived experience, psychiatric services, medication management and counseling. You don’t have to have everything figured out before asking for help. Recovery can start right where you are. Learn more about Foundations Health and our services at https://bit.ly/4dHnF3Z.

There is encouraging news in the fight against overdose: CDC provisional data estimated 80,391 drug overdose deaths in t...
10/14/2026

There is encouraging news in the fight against overdose: CDC provisional data estimated 80,391 drug overdose deaths in the United States in 2024, a 26.9% decrease from 2023. Estimated overdose deaths involving opioids declined from 83,140 in 2023 to 54,743 in 2024 (National Center for Health Statistics [NCHS], 2025).

Every number represents a person, a family and a community. Overdose prevention includes naloxone, education, reducing stigma and making evidence-based treatment for opioid use disorder easier to access. Opioid Treatment Programs are an important part of that continuum.

Foundations Health provides medication treatment for opioid use disorder as well as medication for withdrawal symptoms, psychiatric services, peer support, community support services and counseling.

Treatment works. Recovery is possible. Access matters. Learn more at https://bit.ly/3THM1UC.

Trauma, mental health, substance use and safety can intersect in complicated ways. During Domestic Violence Awareness Mo...
10/12/2026

Trauma, mental health, substance use and safety can intersect in complicated ways. During Domestic Violence Awareness Month, we stand with survivors and recognize the importance of compassionate, trauma-informed care that asks not “What’s wrong with you?” but “What happened to you, and what do you need now?”

For someone experiencing opioid use disorder, treatment should never be limited to a medication or a diagnosis. People deserve care that recognizes the whole person and helps connect them with the resources and support they need.

Foundations Health Opioid Treatment Programs provide medication for opioid use disorder and withdrawal symptoms, psychiatric services, peer support, community support services and counseling. Everyone deserves to be treated with dignity, compassion and respect.

Learn more at https://bit.ly/4ygKTW6.

World Mental Health Day is October 10th. Mental health care should include the voices of the people receiving it. The 20...
10/09/2026

World Mental Health Day is October 10th. Mental health care should include the voices of the people receiving it. The 2026 World Mental Health Day theme, “Lived experiences heard: real voices, real change,” recognizes the expertise that comes from lived experience and the importance of including those voices in the services and systems designed to help.

That principle is especially important in substance use disorder treatment. Peer support brings something powerful to treatment: connection with someone who understands recovery from lived experience.

At Foundations Health, our Opioid Treatment Programs combine evidence-based treatment for opioid use disorder with medication for withdrawal symptoms, psychiatric services, PEER SUPPORT, community support services and counseling.

Today, and every day, we honor lived experience, reduce stigma and listen to the voices of recovery.

Learn more at https://bit.ly/4yGajNP.

Prevention doesn’t end when substance use begins. Prevention also means recognizing risk early, intervening before subst...
10/07/2026

Prevention doesn’t end when substance use begins. Prevention also means recognizing risk early, intervening before substance use becomes more severe, reducing harm and connecting people to effective treatment when a substance use disorder develops.

According to SAMHSA, 48.4 million Americans age 12 and older had a substance use disorder in 2024. Yet among people who needed substance use treatment, only about 1 in 5 received treatment (Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration [SAMHSA], 2025).

For people living with opioid use disorder, an Opioid Treatment Program can provide evidence-based medication treatment along with the services that help support stability and recovery. Foundations Health provides medication for withdrawal symptoms, psychiatric services, peer support, community support services and counseling as part of our comprehensive approach to care. Early action can change the course of a life. Learn more at https://bit.ly/4zpOceJ.

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