BAART Programs Durham

About BAART Programs Durham

BAART Programs Durham helps people with opioid use issues receive the help they need to heal. They’re located in suburban Durham, North Carolina They guide people from all work of life towards a life from drugs or alcohol. They provide medication assisted treatment in a safe nonjudgmental space. This lets you focus on healing on the physical, mental and emotional levels.

Their location ensures easy access through private cars and public transportation. Durham Amtrak Station is about one and a half miles from the clinic. The GoDurham Bus Services also serves the area. So you have flexibility in transportation regardless of where you’re coming from. The clinic even provides transport for Medicaid patients based on their plans.

You can visit the clinic to receive personalized care if you or someone you love is struggling with opioid use issues. This includes fentanyl, heroin and prescription pain meds. Their skilled team will guide you on a path to wellness in a comfy environment. They’ll first conduct an intake assessment including medical checkups and then use that to create a custom care plan to address the challenges you might be facing in your healing journey.

Their medication assisted treatment (MAT) involves a prescription of either methadone or buprenorphine, depending on your plan. These meds curb cravings and help you to better manage withdrawal symptoms. You’ll then receive counseling in group and individual formats to address the emotional aspect of your opioid use. Counseling helps you uncover the root causes of your addiction and build healthy coping skills against triggers to prevent relapse.

Combining FDA approved meds and counseling this way heals your body, mind and spirit. BAART Programs Durham offers specialized care for pregnant women that ensure the safety of the mother and the fetus. They also offer guest dosing services to support people traveling or temporarily away from their regular treatment center.

Their wraparound services include linkage to resources within the community that support sustainable healing. This includes housing support, job placement and educational assistance. They can connect you to medical care as well or even a self-help group for ongoing support. I like that they offer lifetime support after treatment. If you need to unwind between sessions, East End Park and Durham Central Park aren’t too far away. You can exercise and relax.

They accept Medicaid, Medicare and Medicare Advantage Plans. Many private insurances are acceptable as well. They’re also part of the VA Community Care Network through Optum and TriWest for veterans. This wide range of insurance makes treatment accessible.