About Medford Treatment Center
Medford Treatment Center, located at 750 Biddle Road in Medford, Oregon is a trusted provider of medication assisted treatment for opioid addiction.
As part of the Oregon Recovery & Treatment Centers network, the facility offers a full outpatient continuum with MAT serving as the cornerstone of its clinical model.
The program is designed to help individuals stabilize, heal and build a sustainable foundation for long term recovery.
Medication Assisted Treatment
The MAT program at Medford Treatment Center serves adults living with opioid use disorder including those facing polysubstance concerns or co-occurring mental health conditions.
Services include methadone and buprenorphine maintenance, naltrexone based options, naloxone prescribing and education, medically supervised withdrawal after stabilization, physical exams, lab work and drug testing all delivered by an interdisciplinary team of physicians, nurses and certified counselors.
Clients can expect a structured outpatient experience that pairs daily or routine medication visits alongside counseling.
Evidence based modalities such as cognitive behavioral therapy and motivational interviewing, the Matrix Model and contingency management, trauma informed counseling and 12 step facilitation support each person's recovery goals.
Your Path Through Treatment
- Assessment: Comprehensive intake evaluation to determine clinical needs and appropriate level of care
- Medication induction: Initiation of methadone, buprenorphine or naltrexone under medical supervision
- Counseling engagement: Participation in individual, group or family counseling alongside ongoing MAT
- Relapse prevention: Skill building, naloxone education and ongoing medical monitoring
- Continuing care: Long term outpatient follow up, telehealth options and community resource connections
Additional Services
Beyond MAT, the Medford center provides regular and intensive outpatient programming, relapse prevention counseling, telehealth therapy and specialty support for veterans, pregnant and postpartum women, LGBTQ clients, seniors and individuals with trauma or co-occurring disorders.
Accepted payment sources include Medicare, Medicaid and private health insurance, federal substance use program funding and self pay, reflecting ORTC's commitment to making treatment affordable and accessible.
