We are a Modern Addiction Treatment Center
We are here to provide quality client care, confidential treatment and support for a new beginning for our clients. ORTC has an interdisciplinary treatment team consisting of physicians, physician assistants, nurses, medical assistants, phlebotomists, CNAs and licensed counselors that will help aid the individual to a life free of addictive substances.
Although ORTC specializes in opiate addiction, ORTC facilities offer services that can aid an individual to a life free of illicit substance.
The mission of ORTC is to provide professional, personal, affordable and effective treatment to those suffering from opioid addiction and to proactively engage and educate the communities we serve about the disease.
Our company was founded by experienced industry professionals who share backgrounds in daily operations, medical care, clinical care, and most importantly a heart for the treatment of those suffering from the disease of addiction. We share a belief that excellent, affordable treatment should be accessible by all people and are in possession of a time tested treatment model that has proven to effectively meet this objective. Our aim is to take this passion and performance and apply it to a treatment center that will address the needs of the under-served population and integrate medication assisted treatment into the continuum of care already shared among other medical and clinical providers in the area.
Professional, Personal, Affordable and Effective Treatment
ORTC treatment centers are Joint Commission accredited Outpatient Addiction Treatment Centers focusing on treating those suffering from an addiction to opioids (pain pills, heroin, morphine, etc.) through a combination of Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) with either methadone or buprenorphine/Suboxone, detoxification, and intensive one-on-one and group counseling, all in an outpatient setting. ORTC’s goal is to partner with each individual we serve to develop a personalized treatment program that leads them to live a healthy, productive, addiction free life.
Over 4 million Americans are currently using prescription pain relievers (Opiates) non-medically…
Guiding question of ORTC, and question asked daily of our care providers