Harm Reduction & Education
Medication-assisted treatment in Central Vermont
Some people use medication as part of their recovery. This is called medication-assisted treatment, or MAT. It uses FDA-approved medications along with counseling and support to help people manage cravings and withdrawal. MAT is a safe, effective option, and TPCCV fully supports it as a path to recovery.
The following programs offer MAT services in Central Vermont.
BAART Programs in Berlin offers methadone for opioid use disorder. Methadone helps reduce cravings and withdrawal so you can focus on recovery.
Phone: (802) 223-2003
The Center for Substance Use Services in Montpelier offers outpatient treatment, Suboxone, and other support for people in recovery.
Phone: 802-225-8355
The ROAD Pathway at Central Vermont Medical Center addresses the treatment gap for alcohol use disorder (AUD) in Central Vermont. If you want to cut back or stop drinking, this program connects you to screening, medication options and recovery support. It runs in partnership with the Central Vermont Prevention Coalition and the UVM Health Network.
Phone: 802-371-4875
Location: Central Vermont Medical Center, Berlin, VT
Website: cvprevention.org/about
If you are ready to start recovery today, walk into the CVMC Emergency Department in Berlin. The Rapid Access to Medication program offers same-day treatment for opioid use disorder, including buprenorphine to help with withdrawal and cravings. Before you leave, you will be connected with a peer recovery coach and a follow-up appointment.
Location: CVMC Emergency Department, 130 Fisher Road, Berlin, VT 05602
Website: cvmc.org/departments-programs/emergency-department/rapid-access-mat-ram
Additional recovery resources
TPCCV maintains a directory of Vermont and national recovery resources, including the Vermont Recovery Network, SAMHSA, VT Helplink, and more. Visit our Resources page for a full list.