Treatment

Alcohol and Drug Services

Gateways is dedicated to providing effective treatment to individuals whose substance use is interfering with their personal safety, career achievements and healthy family communication.

Based on ASAM, here are the following levels of care that we provide. 

Intensive Outpatient

When beginning, each patient first meets one-on-one with their assigned provider to develop an individualized treatment plan tailored to their specific needs. This personalized plan guides the patient’s care throughout their time at Gateways. Intensive Outpatient then consists of nine hours of group therapy per week, delivered over three days (three hours per day). To support the best outcomes, patients are expected to attend and complete all scheduled Intensive Outpatient sessions.

Outpatient

Based on their initial assessment and individual needs, patients may enter directly into Outpatient. Once patients successfully complete Intensive Outpatient, they transition to Outpatient treatment. Patients are expected to attend weekly and/or monthly continuing care groups. 

Individual Counseling

Outpatient Counseling consists of one-on-one counseling sessions with a licensed/certified counselor. Counseling is individualized and addresses the patient's specific identified needs. The patient and provider work together to schedule sessions.

Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT)

Medication Assisted Treatment helps patients cope with an addiction to prescription drugs/heroin (opioids). Our medical and treatment teams provide medication in combination with withdrawal management and counseling (outpatient and/or intensive outpatient) that comprehensively addresses all aspects of opioid dependence. Gateways utilizes Suboxone and Vivitrol as part of MAT services.

New patients first undergo an assessment for opioid dependency and physical examination by a primary care physician (including recent lab results) to determine if the patient is eligible for MAT. Medication will not be prescribed without the patient being involved in treatment.

Questions about Suboxone, Vivitrol, and how they work? Visit our Frequently Asked Questions.

The path to recovery starts with the first step.

Contact Gateways today. 

Request an appointment at one of our two locations:

Walnut Hills: 2621 Victory Parkway, Cincinnati, Ohio 45206, 513-861-0035

Western Hills:  4966 Glenway Ave. Suite 205 Cincinnati, Ohio 45238, 513-684-7977

If in need from 5:00 p.m. - 9:00 a.m.: call the 513-281-CARE 24/7 hotline.

For emergencies: Call 911

For more information about Gateways, please email info@gatewaysrecovery.com.