MAT Program

Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT)

Northland Health Centers is please to offer
Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT)

Medication Assisted Treatment is a comprehensive Opioid Addiction treatment program, including:

Medical Provider Services
Case Management & Care Coordination
Collaboration with Addiction Counselor

What is MAT?

Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) is a program that provides medication options to treating withdrawal
symptoms for those suffering from an opioid addiction.

Who is Eligible?

To be accepted into the MAT program a diagnosis of Opioid Use Disorder is required, as well as a referral for
treatment from a Licensed Addiction Counselor.

Call 701-852-4602 for more assistance.

Care Coordination

Participants in the MAT program will receive services from the Community Care Coordinator, who will provide program referrals to provide a wholistic approach to recovery.

Program Referrals

• Housing
• Employment
• Health
• Nutrition
• Education
• Family Services
• Transportation
• Legal

Location

What patients have to say about Northland Health Centers!

Brent went into NHC for a regular checkup. His routine test results came back slightly elevated. He felt healthy and had no concerning symptoms, so he didn’t think anything of it. Despite this, his NHC Provider encouraged him to repeat the test. When the results came back slightly more elevated, our Provider scheduled Brent to have further testing done to rule out any issues. He then was scheduled to have a biopsy, and it was discovered that Brent had prostate cancer. Brent endured 5 days a week of radiation for 9 weeks. Brent is cancer free today and he credits NHC for saving his life. He is immensely grateful for the affordable cost of his services, and even more so to the Providers and staff at NHC. “I only have positive remarks to say about Northland Health Centers,” Brent says. “They’ve led me in the right direction.” Going forward, Brent plans to continue his care at NHC and trusts that we will continue to make a positive impact for him, his family, and his community.