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A Safer, Supported Path to Recovery Starts Here
If you’ve tried to quit but the cravings won’t stop—or the thought of withdrawal scares you into staying stuck—you’re not alone. At Midwest Recovery Center, our Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) program helps people just like you stabilize, recover, and reclaim their lives.
This program isn’t a quick fix or a one-size-fits-all solution. It’s a comprehensive, medically supervised approach that supports both body and mind—combining FDA-approved medications with individualized care and counseling to help you heal without shame or judgment.
You shouldn’t have to suffer just to get better.
We’ll help you manage withdrawal, ease cravings, and find hope again—with care that’s built around you.
Because Getting Clean Shouldn’t Mean Suffering
MAT helps reduce the intensity of withdrawal symptoms, lowers your risk of relapse, and gives you the space to work on what truly matters—addressing the underlying issues driving your addiction.
Our program is especially effective for those struggling with opioid addiction or alcohol dependence. When cravings are managed, you’re free to focus on growth.
No Two Recoveries Look the Same
At Midwest, your individualized treatment plan is built around your life, history, and goals. That means you get access to behavioral therapies, medical support, and a flexible level of care that matches your needs—not someone else’s.
Whether you’re starting from detox or need ongoing MAT support as part of a long-term plan, we tailor every step to give you the best possible outcome.
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We’re not here to just “manage symptoms.” Our MAT program includes individual counseling, group therapy, and access to mental health care that addresses co-occurring disorders like depression, trauma, and anxiety.
This comprehensive care helps you build resilience, reduce shame, and reconnect with a life you actually want to live.
Research shows that MAT significantly reduces overdose deaths, especially among people with opioid addiction. But the benefits go beyond survival:
We believe everyone deserves access to care that works—and we’re proud to be part of the growing effort across the United States to expand safe, effective recovery solutions.
Not All Addictions Are the Same—And Neither Is RecoveryMedication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) is most commonly used to treat specific types of substance use disorders—especially those with high relapse rates and intense physical withdrawal symptoms.Here’s where MAT is most effective:
Including heroin, fentanyl, morphine, oxycodone, hydrocodone, and other prescription painkillers.
Why it matters: MAT helps stabilize brain chemistry, reduce cravings, and dramatically lower the risk of overdose—making it a gold standard in treating opioid addiction.
Including chronic alcohol addiction, binge drinking, or physical dependency.
Why it matters: MAT can reduce the urge to drink and help prevent relapse, especially when combined with counseling and peer support. It’s also useful in managing dangerous withdrawal symptoms.
While MAT is not typically used for stimulant or benzodiazepine addiction on its own, we may incorporate medication into a broader individualized treatment plan for clients struggling with polysubstance use or dual diagnoses.
Different substances affect the brain differently. That’s why MAT isn’t a one-size-fits-all approach—it’s a medically informed strategy that supports lasting change for the specific type of addiction you’re facing.
A Safer, More Supported Way to Take Back Your Life
If you’ve tried to stop using but keep hitting a wall—whether it’s intense cravings, painful withdrawal, or just the fear of failing again—you’re not alone. At Midwest Recovery Center, our Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) program gives you the medical support and compassionate care you need to finally break the cycle.
Located right here in Toledo, our MAT program combines FDA-approved medications with counseling and personalized support to help you regain stability—without judgment, shame, or pressure. Whether you’re taking your first step or getting back on track, we’ll meet you where you are and help you move forward at your own pace.
You don’t have to do this alone.
Call today or stop by—we’re here to help you feel better, live better, and believe in recovery again.
Medication-assisted treatment is designed to help clients during the detoxification stage of addiction treatment. It is a program that can minimize the intensity of withdrawal symptoms (which can be extremely distressing and painful) and reduce cravings. For some individuals, an ongoing MAT program helps them maintain their recovery after detox.
This is typically for clients how have experienced intense or long-term use of opioids or alcohol. What makes MAT unique is that it involves not just strictly administered medications but counseling and therapy. In this way, it gives clients a complete course of treatment.
Some of the benefits to MAT include:
Medication-assisted treatment also has practical benefits. It is more cost-effective, increases retention in treatment, reduces overdose risks, and, because medical professionals so tightly administer it, is safe.
We Take the Guesswork—and Fear—Out of Getting Help
Here’s what a typical journey through MAT looks like at our center:
Step 1: Medical Evaluation
A licensed provider will evaluate your health, substance use history, and any mental health issues to determine which medication and level of care are right for you.
Step 2: Stabilization
We’ll start you on a safe, monitored medication regimen and provide emotional and therapeutic support throughout the adjustment period.
Step 3: Ongoing Support
You’ll attend individual counseling and therapy sessions designed to help you understand your addiction, work through trauma, and stay motivated.
Step 4: Long-Term Planning
We’ll work with you to assess your progress and determine how long MAT should continue. For some, it’s short-term. For others, it may be a key part of long-term success.
We understand that ones recovery journey isn’t linear. That’s why we offer multiple levels of care, so you can start where you’re comfortable and transition as you grow:
Whether you’re looking for a highly structured program or something more flexible, Midwest Recovery Center provides the care that meets you where you are.
Substance use often overlaps with mental health. That’s why our team specializes in treating co-occurring disorders—conditions like anxiety, PTSD, or depression that frequently accompany addiction.
Our holistic approach allows you to address both sides of your struggle in one integrated plan.
We Make It Easy to Begin—And Stay in Treatment
We accept most insurance plans and can verify your benefits in minutes. Whether you’re concerned about affordability or you’re just not sure what kind of help you need, our admissions team is here to guide you.
You are not alone. Whether you’ve been through treatment before or this is your first time seeking help, we’ll meet you with compassion—not judgment.
You deserve care that works. And at Midwest Recovery Center, we’re ready to walk with you every step of the way.
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