Addiction treatment
Recovery care without judgment
Medication-assisted treatment (MAT), plus medical and mental health care, from a team that treats you like a whole person.
What is medication-assisted treatment (MAT)?
Medication-assisted treatment (MAT) uses prescription medications, along with regular follow-up and support, to treat substance use disorders such as opioid use disorder and alcohol use disorder.
Your provider will help you decide which option fits you. Not every medication is right for everyone, and eligibility is decided after an assessment. Individual results vary.
We are not an inpatient withdrawal management or residential program. If someone may be overdosing, call 911.
Who it may help
- Adults with opioid use disorder
- Adults with alcohol use disorder
- Adults with stimulant use disorder who want medical support and structured follow-up
- People who also live with anxiety or depression
- Patients transferring their care from another program
Not for emergencies. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.
If you or someone you know is experiencing a mental-health or substance-use crisis, call or text 988. Revitalized Wellness is not an emergency or crisis-response service.
What to expect
What a visit may include
- A private conversation about your health, substance use, mental health, medications and goals
- A talk about medication options, when clinically appropriate
- An overdose-rescue medication for safety
- Lab work and urine drug screening when appropriate
- A follow-up schedule and a safety plan
How care is delivered
Many visits are by secure telehealth, where state rules allow. Some visits can take place at our Eugene clinic, including telehealth visits joined from the clinic with support from our staff. Some medications need an in-person visit.
Where it is available
By telehealth in the states listed on our telehealth page where MAT is offered, and with support at our Eugene clinic. MAT is not offered in Arizona, Florida, New York or South Dakota.
Treatment options
Your provider will help you decide what fits. Options may include:
- Opioid use disorder: daily or long-acting medication options, when clinically appropriate
- Alcohol use disorder: medication options, when clinically appropriate
- Stimulant use disorder: support focused on cravings, mental health, sleep and mood, with structured follow-up
- An overdose-rescue medication prescribed for safety
More than medication
Your care team can also help with primary care, mental health, lab work and urine drug screening when appropriate, so your recovery care is connected to the rest of your health.
Ongoing visits are usually scheduled regularly, and your provider will set a schedule that fits your medication and your needs.
Who provides this care
Availability depends on provider, service, location and state.
Marta Shevchenko, MSN, APRN, PMHNP-BC
MAT and mental health medication management by Oregon telehealth.
David Martinez-Hakes, APRN, FNP-BC, AAHIVS
MAT in Iowa, Nebraska and Oregon. Not offered in Arizona.
Rachel Leonhardy, APRN, FNP-C
Beginning November 2026, care for patients who are stable in MAT, in person at our Eugene clinic.
Kristi L. Ross, MSN, APRN, FNP-C
MAT for Oregon patients.
Eligibility and availability. Treatment eligibility varies. Your provider decides with you which medication, if any, is safe and appropriate, and whether some visits can be by telehealth.
Insurance and cost
Insurance participation varies by provider, service, location and plan. Please call or text (541) 214-2786 before your visit so we can confirm your specific plan and benefits.
No insurance, or not sure about your coverage? Call or text (541) 214-2786 and our team will walk you through your options.
Frequently asked questions
Is my treatment private?
Yes. Your treatment is protected health information, and we keep it confidential under HIPAA and other privacy laws.
Do I have to stop using right away?
Not necessarily. Your plan is built around your safety and stability. Your provider will talk with you about where to start.
Can I have virtual visits?
Some visits can be by telehealth, depending on your medication, state rules and what is safe for you.
Can you help with anxiety or depression too?
Yes. Mental health care can be coordinated with your recovery care within our practice, when clinically appropriate.
Related services
Mental Health Medication Management
Psychiatric evaluation and medication management with psychiatric nurse practitioners.
Learn more →Primary Care
Checkups, ongoing conditions, prescriptions and preventive care for adults.
Learn more →Telehealth Visits
See your provider by secure video from home.
Learn more →Virtual Urgent Care
Video visits for common, non-emergency illnesses.
Learn more →Clinical content reviewed by Revitalized Wellness clinical leadership · Updated October 2026.