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Carroll Institute - Arch Halfway House/SF Detox Center
333 South Spring AvenueSioux Falls, SD 57104
Treatment Services: Addiction, Halfway House, Long-Term Residential, Medicaid, Medicare, Military Insurance, Private Health Insurance, Self Payment
Carroll Institute - Outpatient Alcohol and Drug Center
310 South 1st AvenueSioux Falls, SD 57104
Treatment Services: Addiction, Criminal, DUI/DWI, Halfway House, Long-Term Residential, Medicaid, Military Insurance, Outpatient, Private Health Insurance, Self Payment, Short-term Residential, Women
Glory House of Sioux Falls
4000 South West AvenueSioux Falls, SD 57109
Treatment Services: Addiction, Criminal, Halfway House, Hearing Impaired, Long-Term Residential, Medicaid, Medicare, Men, Outpatient, Private Health Insurance, Self Payment, Spanish, Women
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Volunteers of America Dakotas - Heisler Treatment Center
1401 West 51st StreetSioux Falls, SD 57105
Treatment Services: Addiction, Adolescent, Halfway House, Hospital, Long-Term Residential, Medicaid, Military Insurance, Outpatient, Private Health Insurance, Self Payment, Short-term Residential, State Financed
Volunteers of America Dakotas
826 West 2nd StreetSioux Falls, SD 57104
Treatment Services: Addiction, Halfway House, Hospital, Long-Term Residential, Medicaid, Military Insurance, Outpatient, Pregnant, Private Health Insurance, Residential, Self Payment, Women
About MAT Treatments
About Buprenorphine
Buprenorphine is a partial agonist opioid; It can generate the usual opioid agonist effects but, not as greatly as those produced by full agonists, such as heroin and methadone. Full agonist opioids have the risk of side effects, abuse, and addiction. Not only does Buprenorphine have fewer risks, but it can negate all the effects of opioid agonists, and even lessen withdrawal symptoms in an addict whose bloodstream is currently carrying a full agonist.
About Methadone
Methadone treatment programs have many benefits, including: the reduced or stopped use of injection drugs; lowered risk of overdose; lowered rates of disease transmission; increased life expectancy; reduction in risky sexual behaviors; reduced criminal activity; and improved family and social stability.
About Suboxone®
Suboxone is a drug that is used for rehab treatment for individuals that are addicted to pain medication or opiates. Those wishing to use the Suboxone medication rehab plan will first need to make an appointment to be seen by the physician in the rehab center that uses this method. The individual will be checked for physical ailments that may prohibit them from using Suboxone as a treatment. If cleared by the physician the Suboxone rehab treatment will be started.
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