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COVID-19 Update for Staff and Patients of CODAC

Here for Our Community in Our Time of Need

CODAC Behavioral Healthcare is the largest non-profit, outpatient provider for opioid treatment in Rhode Island. Our team of compassionate clinicians are trained to deliver the highest standard of care for patients in recovery. Through our Medication Assisted Treatment program, patients can receive access to methadone, buprenorphine (Suboxone™), oral naltrexone and injectable depot naltrexone (Vivitrol™). Research has shown that patients are more successful in their recovery efforts if they treat their addiction through a combination of medication and behavioral therapy. Our clinicians understand the importance of ensuring patients have access to medication and have made a commitment to provide care when they need it most.

As part of CODAC’s efforts to remain accessible, we now provide access to care within 24 hours — 7 days a week. In addition to our opioid treatment program, CODAC provides a range of services that include:

CODAC Behavioral Healthcare has been serving Rhode Island’s recovery community since 1971. Driven to help patients return to fulfilling lives, CODAC has attained Center of Excellence designations for each of its locations. This accreditation assures patients that they are receiving the highest quality care available. Our team has been at the forefront of preventing the spread of and providing effective treatment for Hepatitis C. CODAC is proud to help patients manage addiction by offering a whole person model of care.

For a confidential conversation, call us at 401-490-0716.

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Assisting the Homeless During the Pandemic

CODAC is providing essential health care services to the vulnerable, economically distressed, low-income families, who have an opioid/substance addiction, a weakened immune system, and experiencing unemployment and stay-at-home orders. CODAC is partnering with Rhode Island State Police, who are housing homeless, COVID-19 positive individuals, at the Wyndham Hotel. In addition, CODAC is providing medicated treatment and mental health services to stabilize this vulnerable population. To provide continuous support, we are also providing delivery of medications for our patients who suffer from opioid/substance abuse and mental health. Many have anxiety visiting our freestanding behavioral health facilities during COVID-19.The City of Cranston has allowed us to temporarily use a van for delivery and distribution of medications to patients' homes and to the homeless population.

CODAC is the only provider in RI offering all three FDA approved medications for opioid use disorder and the only provider authorized to offer Sunday take-homes.

A wide range of on-site programs and support services – including programs for family members and loved ones – reflects CODAC’s whole person approach to recovery.

For decades, CODAC programming has reflected a commitment to caring not just for the individual with a Substance Use Disorder (SUD), but for the whole person.

CODAC has over 40 years of experience providing treatment for and recovery from substance use disorder (SUD) and other behavioral health challenges.

Our 7 community-based Opioid Treatment Programs (OTPs) are ready to help someone you care about start (or resume) treatment – as soon as 24 hours after first contact.

CODAC programs are designed to promote recovery and to help participants acquire and utilize the skills necessary to lead healthy and fulfilling lives.

To continue to ensure the health and safety of our patients and staff:

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Our caring staff is working around the clock to provide treatment while keeping your safety as our top priority.