Learn More Got it! Search the website Substance Use Treatment When health care really works for you, it meets you where you are. Get care for your mind, body, and spirit. OUR SUBSTANCE USE TREATMENT SERVICES Behavioral Health We want healthy bodies and minds. Our behavioral health experts work as part of your health care team to catch problems early and help you heal. We can help with: Feelings of depression or anxiety Drug and alcohol abuse Smoking Overeating Substance Use Treatment All of our health centers help patients who are struggling with addiction. Our approach is based on science. We aim to tackle alcohol, drugs, and medication misuse concerns early. Whether you have been diagnosed with Substance Use Disorder or are at risk, we take three key steps: Identify the problem and the right level of help Help you understand the problem and make a change Give you meds that help you resist abuse Medication-Assisted Treatment Patients who struggle with opioids like heroin and prescription pain medicine sometimes need a custom plan. Our approach is based on science and is proven to work. Most patients get better using a mix of: Medicine Counseling Behavioral therapies Social support Behavioral Health for a Healthy Mind We want healthy bodies and minds. Our behavioral health experts work as part of your health care team to catch problems early and help you heal. MORE SERVICES Medical Oral Health Behavioral Health Pharmacy Social Services & Outreach Substance Use Treatment FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS Do you take my insurance? We accept Medicare, Medicaid, Medicaid Managed-Care like Buckeye, Paramount, Molina, CareSource, and most commercial insurance. What if my bill is still too high? No one will be turned away for not being able to pay. We offer payment plans and other options. Call Health Partners to talk aobut a discount or to set up a payment plan. I don’t have insurance. How much does it cost? Patients pay based on what they can afford. Our team can explain the Sliding Fee Scale and help you apply to receive a discount. We can also help you find out what kind of insurance you may be eligible to apply for, including Medicare and the Insurance Marketplace. Will you keep my information private? Absolutely. We protect your privacy and follow strict policies that meet all federal and state laws. Is MAT covered by insurance? Yes, medicine for MAT is covered by Medicaid, Medicare, and commercial inssurance. You can still get a discount on your balance if you are uninsured. What is SBIRT and why do I need it? SBIRT stands for Screening, Brief Intervention and Referral to Treatment. It’s a smart, science based way to help find people who need help. We screen every patient because it makes sense. The sooner we can find a problem, the sooner we can help you feel better. This helps lower health care costs, too. Do you do MAT treatment here? Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) is a special program to help people with opiod addiction. If you or a loved one needs treatement call the office. We will provide care as soon as possible. Do I really need this kind of care? National studies show people with a healthy body and mind live the longest. With this kind of integrated care, we can help you find better ways to be healthy. Most risk factors like smoking, obesity, and substance abuse are treatable. We’ll connect you to care that works for you. Do I have to pay for behavioral health care? Yes. All services at Health Partners have a cost. Medicaid, Medicare, and most commercial insurance plans cover behavioral health care. We also set the cost based on what you can afford to pay. Health Partners of Western Ohio Navigation About Services Careers Contact Us Locations Administration Bryan Defiance Kenton Lima New Carlisle School Locations Tiffin Toledo © 2021 Health Partners of Western Ohio This health center receives HHS Funding and has Federal Public Health Service (PHS) deemed status with respect to certain health or health-related claims, including medical malpractice claims, for itself and its covered individuals. For more information, see http://www.bphc.hrsa.gov/ftca