BHG Tuscaloosa Treatment Center

BHG Tuscaloosa Treatment Center is an outpatient substance use treatment program in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, specializing in medication assisted recovery for opioid use disorder among adults and young adults.

Located on Mimosa Park Road, the center combines FDA-approved medications, behavioral counseling and recovery support through individualized treatment planning.

Its mission centers on accessible, evidence based care for those beginning, returning to or transferring treatment.

Opioid Treatment Programs with MAT

Treatment typically begins with a substance use assessment, medical history and physical exam, and mental health screening.

As an opioid treatment program with office based prescribing, BHG offers four medication pathways: daily medically supervised methadone, buprenorphine/Suboxone®, extended release buprenorphine injections and naltrexone/Vivitrol®.

Clients can expect individual and group counseling alongside evidence based approaches such as cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing, the Matrix Model and relapse prevention.

Additional services include case management, telehealth, lab monitoring, aftercare planning and peer recovery support delivered by specialists with lived experience.

Quick Facts: BHG Tuscaloosa

• Location: Mimosa Park Road in Tuscaloosa, serving Northport, Cottondale, Coaling and surrounding Tuscaloosa County
• Levels of care: Outpatient opioid treatment program and office based opioid treatment
• Who they treat: Adults and young adults with specialized care for pregnant and postpartum women
• Approach: Medication assisted treatment paired with CBT, trauma related counseling and peer support
• Payment options: Medicaid, Medicare, most commercial insurance, self pay and grant-funded support
• Access: Walk-ins welcome during business hours, with same day or next day appointments often available

Starting care at BHG Tuscaloosa Treatment Center in Tuscaloosa begins with a substance use assessment and screening to determine the right medication pathway and support plan.