Medication Assisted Treatment Program
in Idaho
We provide trusted MAT services in Idaho, helping individuals safely manage withdrawal, reduce cravings, and rebuild their lives with a combination of medical support, counseling, and recovery care.
What is Medication Assisted Treatment?
MAT Clinics Serving Idaho
MAT services use FDA-approved medications and therapy to help individuals overcome opioid addiction. At Raise The Bottom, our Idaho MAT clinics deliver effective, patient-centered programs designed for lasting recovery. We focus on accessibility, compassionate care, and clinical excellence, ensuring people across the state can find treatment that meets their needs.
FDA Approved Medications Provided at Our Clinics
Buprenorphine (Suboxone®) – Used to reduce cravings and withdrawal, supporting stability in recovery.
Methadone – A long-acting medication that helps manage opioid dependence under clinical supervision.
Naltrexone (Vivitrol®) – A non-addictive option that blocks opioid effects and supports relapse prevention.
Proven Effectiveness of MAT Treatment
Treatment with MAT delivers strong, measurable outcomes. In a large U.S. cohort of over 40,000 adults with opioid use disorder, those treated with buprenorphine or methadone had about a 76% lower risk of overdose at three months and 59% lower risk at twelve months compared with no treatment. Another study found that beginning buprenorphine after a nonfatal overdose was associated with a 62% reduction in risk of opioid overdose death in the following year.
A cost-effectiveness analysis also showed MAT with buprenorphine, methadone, or extended-release naltrexone, especially when combined with psychotherapy and overdose education, led to a 22% reduction in overdoses and nearly a 14% reduction in deaths over five years compared to untreated groups. These results demonstrate that MAT saves lives, improves recovery outcomes, and provides long-term stability for people struggling with opioid addiction.
Key Benefits of Medication Assisted Treatment
MAT provides more than symptom relief. By combining safe medications with supportive therapy, individuals experience improved recovery outcomes, lower relapse rates, and greater stability, helping them rebuild health, relationships, and long-term independence from opioids.
- Reduces risk of fatal opioid overdose
- Eases withdrawal symptoms for safer detox
- Lowers cravings and promotes long-term abstinence
- Improves retention in treatment programs
- Supports mental health and emotional stability
- Enhances ability to rebuild family relationships
- Increases chances of stable employment and housing
- Improves overall physical health and functioning
- Provides individualized, evidence-based recovery support
- Restores hope and quality of life
How it works
How Our MAT Process Works
Step 1
Call our clinic to schedule an appointment or walk in during intake hours. Our team is here to answer questions and guide you through your first steps.
Step 2
Meet with our staff for a confidential intake, including paperwork and health history, so we can create the safest, most effective care plan for you.
Step 3
Our medical team will work alongside you to create a tailored MAT plan that supports your health needs and long-term recovery goals.
Step 4
Once your plan is set, treatment begins right away with counseling, medical support, and guidance to help you move forward in recovery.
Making Addiction Treatment Accessible To Idaho
Our Trusted In-Network Insurance Partners
Being in network with major insurers means more than coverage. It means we are breaking barriers so people across Idaho can finally access the opioid addiction treatment and counseling they need without delay or overwhelming cost.
- Aetna
- Blue Cross of Idaho
- Regence Blueshield
- Moda/ODS/EOCCO
- Oregon Medicaid
- Medicaid
- Magellan Healthcare
- Medicare Part B
- Tri-Care/VA
- Cigna
- Molina Healthcare
- Mountain Health Co-Op
- Optum of Idaho
- Pacific Source
- Select Health
- Regence Group Administrators
- St. Luke’s Health Plan
- United Healthcare
CLIENT EXPERIENCES
Building Trust in MAT Treatment, One Journey at a Time
See how people across Idaho share their experiences with Medication-Assisted Treatment at Raise the Bottom. These reviews reflect the care, professionalism, and success that inspire trust and hope throughout every stage of recovery.
OUR THERAPIES
Comprehensive Care: MAT, Counseling, and Dual Diagnosis
At Raise the Bottom, treatment goes beyond medication. We believe lasting recovery comes from addressing the whole person and their support system. That’s why our approach includes family involvement, ensuring loved ones play an active role in rebuilding trust and strengthening connections. Through individual counseling, clients gain personal guidance to work through challenges, set goals, and build resilience. In group therapy sessions, they find encouragement and accountability from peers who understand the recovery journey, creating a community of hope and strength.
We also provide dedicated dual diagnosis support, helping individuals manage both substance use and co‑occurring mental health conditions. This integrated care ensures a more stable, balanced, and lasting recovery.
OTHER QUESTIONS
Frequently Asked Questions
Medication-Assisted Treatment combines FDA-approved medications with counseling and behavioral therapies to support long-term recovery from opioid addiction.
We provide care in Boise, Nampa, and Pocatello, offering accessible MAT and counseling services to individuals across the Treasure Valley and Southeastern Idaho.
Family can play an important role in recovery, and we provide programs to support that. The extent of family participation is based on each person’s unique situation and needs.
Costs vary based on the services and length of care, so the best way to get accurate information is to speak directly with our admissions team.
Yes, we are in-network with most major insurance providers, making treatment accessible and affordable for more patients.
We provide both. Counseling, group therapy, and family involvement are central parts of our approach alongside MAT.
The length of treatment is different for everyone and depends on factors such as the type of medication used, progress in counseling, personal health needs, and recovery goals.
MAT is a strong option for individuals struggling with opioid addiction who are ready to combine medication support with counseling and behavioral therapy. A clinical assessment helps determine if it’s the right fit for each person.
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