What is Office Based Addiction Treatment?
The Office-Based Addiction Treatment (OBAT) Program is one way to help those with opioid addiction recover their lives. There are three equally important parts to this form of treatment that Logansport Memorial Hospital’s program uses and follows:
- Medication
- Counseling
- Support from family and friends
The consequences of untreated addiction can be tragic for the individual, family, and community. Logansport Memorial Hospital’s OBAT program is here to help individuals suffering from opioid addiction.
Opioid addiction is a chronic disease like heart disease or diabetes, that affects the user’s brain. A chronic brain disease like opioid addiction is a medical condition that can last for a person’s entire life. However, by managing the addiction, a person can regain a healthy, productive life.
Most people cannot just walk away from opioid addiction. They need help.
The Office Based Addiction Treatment team recognizes this is a difficult time and that change is hard. Together, we hope to help you build skills to become successful in recovery. How you implement the changes to your behavior and lifestyle will be a combination of learning the necessary skills to manage uncomfortable feelings and situations, prevent relapse, and build a network that will support your recovery.
No referral is needed, individuals or family/friends of an individual can call (574) 725-3485 to enroll in the program.
Download our MAT Brochure for more information.
LMH’s Office Based Addiction Treatment Program is overseen by Dr. Samuel Anderson-Been, Dr. Timothy Hall, Dr. Viktor Hinov, Margaret Murray, LCSW, and Stacie Stutzman, NP with a dedicated nursing staff. Limiting the staff involved with this program helps build relationships with enrolled individuals throughout their treatment.
The office is open Monday through Thursday 8:00 am – 4:30 pm, Friday 8:00 am – 11:30 am, and is closed on weekends and hospital–observed holidays. You can reach our practice nurse by phone at (574) 725-3485. This is a direct line to the nurse. Calls received outside normal business hours will be returned on the next business day.
If you have issues with your scheduled appointment such as running late or needing to reschedule, please call your provider’s office to let them know:
- Dr. Timothy Hall (574) 722-3566
- Dr. Samuel Anderson-Been, Dr. Viktor Hinov, Meg Murray, LCSW (574) 722-4921
- Stacie Stutzman, NP (765) 919-4378
If you are experiencing a real clinical emergency, we ask that you please call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department. For issues with your appointment, please call your provider’s office using one of the phone numbers listed below.
Download our FAQ for more information.
Descargue nuestras preguntas frecuentes para obtener más información.