Our Services
Mayrx Services Includes
- Medication Assisted Treatment for the treatment of Opioid and Alcohol Use Disorders( ie Suboxone, buprenorphine, Naltrexone)
- Medication Management for the treatment of mental health disorders
- Opioid Use Disorder Treatment
- Alcohol Use Disorder Treatment
- Mental Health Treatment
- Individual Therapy
- Group Therapy
- DOT Assessments
- Peer Support Services
- Mayrx works with Federal Probation to help those individuals coming out of prison get the help they need to become productive members of society.
Mayrx Recovery provides an array of substance abuse treatment services. During your treatment time with us, you may engage in some or all of the following services.
Initial Pre-Screening
Every client’s treatment time with Mayrx Recovery starts with an initial pre-screening. The purpose of the pre-screen is to ensure that the potential client contacting us is seeking appropriate services. We will provide referrals at this time if the caller needs a different level of care or if they are seeking treatment treatment out of scope. The client will then be provided with information regarding insurance coverage and, if necessary, financial aid options.
Intake and Orientation Services
Upon completing the pre-screen, and if appropriate for treatment services, the client will begin the intake process before any clinical services. The intake includes a medical and psychiatric assessment, clinical assessment, and review of consents. It also involves a urine drug screen, breathalyzer, lab work, treatment plan, and orientation to the recommended program.
Partial Hospitalization Program - PHP
(ASAM Level 2.5)
This level of treatment consists of at least 20 hours per week of clinical and therapeutic services. Clinical and therapeutic services include: group, individual, as well as family therapy. Services include, but are not limited to:
- Substance abuse education
- Strategies for relapse prevention
- Development of social supports and lifestyle changes
- Educational and vocational skill development leading towards obtaining employment
- Improving family functioning
- Life skills development
- Examining negative impacts of substance use to assist with maintaining recovery
- Aftercare planning and working to maintain commitment to recovery and maintenance program
- Urinalysis services
- Access to a primary counselor for individual therapy
- Mental health treatment with medical provider
Intensive Outpatient Program - SAIOP
(ASAM Level 2.1)
The Substance Abuse Intensive Outpatient Program (SAIOP) is designed for individuals who need a high level of support while maintaining the flexibility to live at home and continue daily responsibilities. SAIOP offers a structured, intensive treatment environment without requiring hospitalization, making it an ideal solution for those at risk of relapse or in need of more personalized attention than a standard outpatient program can provide.
This level of treatment consists of a minimum of 9 hours per week of clinical and therapeutic services and may be extended to include up to 12 hours per week.
Outpatient Therapeutic Services - SACOT
(ASAM Level 1)
Our Substance Abuse Comprehensive Outpatient Treatment (SACOT) program is designed for individuals who need long-term, ongoing support to overcome substance use disorders. SACOT provides a highly structured outpatient environment, with the flexibility to maintain daily responsibilities while participating in an intensive recovery program.
This level of treatment consists of a minimum of 3 hours of group therapy per week.
Length of Stay
Your treatment length is determined by multiple factors, primarily our medical and clinical assessment, where recommendations are made based on observed needs. We also consider client preferences, as this is a voluntary, consent-based treatment setting.
Additional Requirements
Sober Living Environment: Patients must reside in a sober living situation to ensure they are monitored, supported, and able to maintain sobriety while undergoing treatment. This environment helps reinforce their commitment to recovery and provides necessary supervision and support.
