Medical assessment
A qualified medical provider reviews your history and what you're using, then decides together with you whether a medication fits your plan — and which one.
Medication when it helps, therapy at the center.
Medication-assisted treatment can quiet cravings and ease withdrawal so the rest of recovery has room to work. At Jasper Grove it's part of residential care — managed by a qualified medical provider, paired with therapy, never handed over as a prescription alone.
What it is
Medicine that steadies you, so you can do the work.
Addiction changes how the brain handles cravings and withdrawal. The right medication can turn that volume down — enough that therapy, structure, and rest can actually take hold. That's all MAT is: a medical head start, given alongside the rest of your care, not in place of it.
The medications
Three medications, matched to you.
We use three FDA-approved medications — chosen for your history and your plan. We do not offer methadone.
Suboxone
Buprenorphine with naloxone — eases opioid cravings and withdrawal, with a built-in safeguard against misuse.
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Buprenorphine on its own — used when naloxone isn't the right fit, including during pregnancy, under close medical supervision.
Learn more →Vivitrol
A monthly naltrexone injection that blocks the effects of opioids and curbs alcohol cravings — no daily dose to remember.
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How it works here
A medical decision, made with you.
Medication is never automatic and never on its own. Here's how it fits into your care at Jasper Grove.
Started safely
If MAT is right for you, it's started under the care of a qualified medical provider — often after detox — with nursing support close by.
Paired with therapy
Medication quiets cravings so the real work can land. Every day still centers on individual and group therapy, not a prescription alone.
Managed & adjusted
Doses are reviewed and adjusted as you go, and we help line up how your medication continues after you leave.
Setting the record straight
What MAT is, and what it isn't.
A lot of worry keeps people from a treatment that works. Here's the honest version.
It's not trading one addiction for another
Taken as prescribed and managed by a qualified medical provider, these medications don't get you high — they steady you, so cravings and withdrawal stop running the day.
It's a tool, not the whole plan
MAT works best alongside therapy and structure. At Jasper Grove it's one part of residential care, never a stand-alone prescription.
It's your decision, made with your team
Medication is offered when it fits — never required. You and a qualified medical provider decide together whether it belongs in your plan.
Coverage
Indiana Medicaid accepted.
Medication-assisted treatment is accepted through Indiana Medicaid — Anthem, CareSource, MHS, and Humana Healthy Horizons — plus most major insurance. Call and we'll verify your specific plan, what it covers, and your exact cost up front, before you commit to anything — no surprise fees.
Indiana MedicaidAnthemCareSourceMHSHumana Healthy HorizonsMost major insurance
Accredited by The Joint Commission — an independent standard for quality and safety in care.
Wondering if MAT is right for you?
Admissions answers 24/7. One call starts your plan and checks your coverage.
Call (317) 527-4529
Where it fits
Learn about medical detox
Part of a bigger plan, under one roof.
For most people, MAT starts after medical detox and continues through residential treatment — same program, same building. If you're still in active use, that's where we'd usually begin. One call sorts out the right starting point.
Common questions
Medication-assisted treatment, answered.
Is medication-assisted treatment offered on its own?
No. At Jasper Grove, MAT is part of residential treatment — medication managed by a qualified medical provider alongside therapy and daily structure, not a separate outpatient prescription.
Which medications do you use?
Suboxone, Subutex, and Vivitrol, chosen to fit your history and your plan. We do not offer methadone.
Will I be on medication forever?
Not necessarily. How long MAT continues is a clinical decision made with your medical provider, reviewed as you progress and as you plan for life after treatment.
Is MAT covered by Indiana Medicaid?
Medication-assisted treatment is accepted through Indiana Medicaid plans and most major insurance. Call and we'll verify your specific plan and your exact cost up front, before you commit to anything.
Take the next step
Recovery that meets you with real medicine.
You don't have to white-knuckle it. Admissions answers 24/7 — call and we'll talk through whether medication-assisted treatment fits your plan, and verify your coverage first.