At Pioneer Point Recovery, our goal is lasting recovery and freedom from the cycle of substance use. Our treatment model is abstinence-based, while recognizing that medications can play an important and clinically appropriate role in helping some individuals achieve stability and sustain recovery.

For clients with opioid or other substance use disorders, medications may be utilized when clinically indicated as one component of a comprehensive treatment plan. This may include medications used to help manage withdrawal symptoms, reduce cravings, support stabilization, and decrease the risk of return to use during the early stages of recovery.

Medication is not automatically prescribed to every client with an opioid use disorder, nor do we view medication alone as a substitute for treatment. Decisions regarding medication are individualized and made in collaboration with the client and appropriate medical professionals based on clinical need, treatment goals, history, and response to care.

When medication is appropriate, it is integrated alongside the broader Pioneer Point treatment experience—including individual and group therapy, trauma-focused work, family support, Twelve-Step immersion, recovery education, and the development of the skills and relationships necessary for long-term recovery.

Our philosophy is simple: medication can support recovery, but recovery is about much more than medication. We meet each client where he is, evaluate what will best support his recovery, and build an individualized path toward lasting sobriety.