Omaha Treatment Center

BAART Programs Omaha West is an opioid addiction recovery center in Omaha, Nebraska. BAART's highly trained medical team approaches opioid use disorder as a treatable disease with person-centered counseling and medication-assisted treatment (MAT). They are a private facility with clinical amenities. BAART serves adult clients living with opioid use disorder. In addition to their counseling services, BAART may encourage clients to participate in community support groups as part of their ongoing recovery.

The outpatient program allows clients to continue living at home while receiving treatment. They travel to the facility on a regular schedule to meet with their care team, undergo assessments, and participate in treatment. Since outpatient care is less restrictive than a residential program, it’s best suited for clients with mild symptoms or transitioning out of a higher level of care.

BAART offers individual and group outpatient counseling, with different approaches based on client needs. Counseling helps clients to understand the nature of addiction, how to better regulate one’s emotions and change negative thinking that can lead to relapse, sharpen communication skills, and develop coping and life skills supportive of long term recovery.

The symptoms of opioid addiction and withdrawal are very strong, creating a high risk for relapse and a barrier to successful treatment and recovery. MAT can reduce or eliminate these symptoms by prescribing clients medication approved by the FDA, like Buprenorphine and methadone. MAT is paired with outpatient counseling services, and clients in MAT are often more receptive to treatment.

The personal care team closely monitors MAT to ensure the correct dosage and observe side effects. Clients undergo regular assessments to determine the success and viability of MAT so changes can be made as necessary. Before being accepted into the program, clients undergo a comprehensive physical and mental health assessment to determine eligibility for MAT services.