Community Mental Health

Substance Use Treatment

Learn How to Reverse an Overdose

If you, or someone you love, would like to learn more about substance use treatment options find the location closest to you on the map to the right.

These organizations can provide access to: outpatient services, detox, and residential treatment beginning with an initial assessment.

* Your insurance or state funds may pay for all of most of the treatment that is provided.

If you are having trouble accessing services, please call (616) 393-5681







Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT)

Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) is the use of medications to assist in the recovery process. These medications can be prescribed by Primary Care Physicians or through the organizations to the left.

Narcan Training Video


Substance Use Prevention

Get rid of your unused meds

One of the best ways to prevent curious hands from accessing unused meds is to dispose of them once you are done taking them. It is especially important to dispose of unused pain medications as they are often involved in accidental or intentional misuse.

Use the link below to find local pharmacies and police deptartments on the left who will take back your unused medications.

Find Locations

Equip yourself with Narcan

Naloxone (Narcan) is a drug that reverses the effects of an opioid overdose. With an average of 91 people dying each day from an overdose, we are encouraging community members to get trained!

If you are interested in a free overdose prevention training for a group or an organization call 616-393-4489 or email dgardner@miottawa.org for more information