What type of care does SUDCC provide?

The SUDCC, or Substance Use Disorder Clinical Care, focuses specifically on clinical treatment for individuals dealing with substance use issues. This facility is designed to provide a variety of therapeutic services aimed at helping patients overcome addiction and manage their substance use disorders effectively. The treatment encompasses a range of evidence-based approaches, such as individualized therapy, group counseling, and medication-assisted treatment, all tailored to address the complexities of substance use disorders.

This emphasis on clinical treatment distinguishes it from options that involve emergency medical care, preventive healthcare, or recreational therapy. Emergency medical care is focused on immediate health needs, preventive healthcare aims to address overall health before issues arise, and recreational therapy is about using activities for therapeutic purposes rather than directly treating substance use disorders. The SUDCC's primary mission is to support recovery and health for those facing substance-related challenges, making clinical treatment the clear focus of its services.