About CADT Center for Alcohol and Drug Treatment
The Center for Alcohol and Drug Treatment is a nonprofit addiction medicine clinic in Duluth, Minnesota providing detox and opioid treatment services for adults navigating substance use disorders.
At its East Superior Street location, CADT offers medically supervised withdrawal management and Clearpath, a methadone based opioid treatment program alongside co-occurring mental health support.
The organization is rooted in compassionate, dignified care that meets each person where they are and connects them to the right next step in recovery.
Detox and Opioid Treatment
CADT's East Superior Street facility serves as its Addiction Medicine Clinic, specializing in short term, 24 hour detox and withdrawal management.
Services include medical assessment and monitoring, medication administration and stabilization with direct linkage to ongoing substance use treatment.
The Clearpath opioid treatment program offers methadone based medication assisted treatment for opioid use disorder, including specialized support for pregnant women.
Client testimonials describe Clearpath as life changing, with people sharing stories of regained stability, sobriety and family life thanks to caring, individualized care.
A Full Continuum of Recovery
Beyond detox and medication assisted treatment, CADT connects clients to a broader system of care that includes residential programs, intensive outpatient treatment, adolescent services, gambling treatment and co-occurring mental health support.
Approaches include motivational interviewing, EMDR, dialectical behavior therapy, cognitive processing therapy and same day Suboxone initiation through OBOT+.
Getting Started
CADT's detox and Clearpath services are delivered in person at 1402 East Superior Street in Duluth, with virtual options available for select outpatient and assessment services and 24/7 interpretation support.
The facility accepts Medicaid and private insurance, TRICARE and government funding, and gambling treatment is free for Minnesota residents.
