About New Mexico Treatment Services Santa Fe
New Mexico Treatment Services is an opioid addiction treatment center in Santa Fe, New Mexico, offering outpatient care for adults seeking recovery from opioid use disorders.
Located at 1264 Rodeo Road, the clinic combines medication assisted treatment (MAT) with individualized counseling and recovery support services.
As a CARF accredited program, New Mexico Treatment Services focuses on evidence based, person centered care to support long term recovery.
Opioid Treatment with MAT
Treatment typically begins with an intake assessment and individualized treatment planning to determine the right combination of medication and support.
As a dedicated opioid treatment program, the clinic provides medication assisted treatment alongside ongoing counseling to address both physical dependence and the underlying factors of addiction.
Clients can expect outpatient care that includes individual counseling, mental health assessments, recovery support services and aftercare planning.
The program also serves adults with co-occurring mental health needs and offers special treatment guidance for pregnant patients.
Quick Facts About New Mexico Treatment Services
- Location: Santa Fe, New Mexico, part of a statewide network with clinics in Albuquerque, Española and Farmington
- Levels of care: Outpatient opioid treatment with MAT and counseling
- Who they treat: Adults with opioid use disorder, including dual diagnosis and pregnant patients
- Approach: Medication assisted treatment combined with individualized counseling and recovery support
- Payment options: Accepts Medicaid, Medicare, select Medicare Advantage, TriWest, private pay and sliding scale options; intake fees are waived
- Accessibility: Early morning dosing hours Monday through Saturday and CARF accreditation
Getting Started in Santa Fe
Beginning treatment at New Mexico Treatment Services in Santa Fe starts with an intake assessment and personalized treatment planning.
The admissions team can explain program options, verify insurance coverage and review affordable self-pay assistance.
Reach out today to learn more about opioid treatment and take the first step toward recovery.
