Medication-Assisted Treatment
Medication-Assisted Treatment in Montana
Medication-assisted treatment at New Frontier Recovery Center in Huntley, Montana pairs FDA-supported medication with counseling and therapy to treat a substance use disorder. During detox, Suboxone is used where the medical team determines it is clinically appropriate for opioid use, and medication is always delivered alongside the therapy in our programs near Billings.
Understanding the program
What is Medication-Assisted Treatment?
Medication-assisted treatment (MAT) pairs FDA-supported medication with counseling and therapy to treat a substance use disorder. At New Frontier Recovery Center in Huntley, Montana, Suboxone is used during detox where the medical team determines it is clinically appropriate for opioid use, always alongside therapy.
MAT is not medication alone. Every medication decision is made by the medical team based on the individual client, and medication is delivered within our detox and residential programs so it stays coordinated with the rest of care.
Talk to admissions →- FDA-supported medication
- Suboxone for opioid use
- Prescribed & monitored
- Group counseling
- Individual therapy
- Delivered in-program
- A medical-team decision
- Based on assessment
- Adjusted over time
- Eases withdrawal
- Reduces cravings
- Supports lasting recovery
How treatment works
What to Expect With MAT at New Frontier
Every medication decision is made by the medical team based on the individual client. Licensed by the Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services, New Frontier delivers MAT within its detox and residential programs, with a 24-hour admissions line and confidential insurance verification.
Determining fit
The team gathers history and health information so the medical team can decide whether medication-assisted treatment is appropriate.
Starting medication
When MAT is appropriate for opioid use, Suboxone is started during detox under the medical team's supervision to ease withdrawal and reduce cravings.
Medication plus therapy
Medication is paired with group and individual therapy in the program, and the medical team monitors and adjusts as needed.
A coordinated next step
The team plans how support continues after the program, keeping medication and therapy connected.
Medication and counseling, working together
Our admissions team can arrange a confidential assessment, and our medical team determines whether medication-assisted treatment fits the plan. Call us or verify insurance to begin.
Medication support: During detox, the medical team uses Suboxone where it determines it is clinically appropriate for opioid use. Medication-assisted treatment pairs that medication with counseling and therapy, and all medication decisions are made by the medical team based on the individual client.
Why New Frontier
Why Choose Our Medication-Assisted Treatment Program in Montana?
Medication and therapy together
MAT is not medication alone. It pairs FDA-supported medication with the counseling and therapy delivered in our programs, because the combination supports recovery better than either part by itself.
Clinically guided from the start
The medical team decides whether MAT is appropriate and which medication to use, based on a clinical assessment of the individual client.
Suboxone during detox
For opioid use, Suboxone is used during detox where the medical team determines it is clinically appropriate, easing withdrawal and reducing cravings.
Integrated with our programs
MAT is delivered within the detox and residential programs on one private property, so medication and therapy stay coordinated.
Ongoing monitoring
Medication is prescribed and monitored by the medical team as part of a structured plan, not left unmanaged.
Confidential, verified admissions
One confidential call covers a screening and insurance verification, with benefits confirmed before a client commits.
Tour Our Medication-Assisted Treatment Center
Inside Our Huntley Facility
A calm, private setting just outside Billings, where detox and residential care share one property.
Six private detox rooms, eight residential beds, and shared therapy and living spaces, designed for healing rather than a hospital.
Take a facility tour →Where we serve
Medication-Assisted Treatment Serving Billings and Montana
New Frontier Recovery Center provides medication-assisted treatment at 591 Squaw Creek Rd in Huntley, Montana, just outside Billings, serving adults from across the state. The admissions team coordinates a safe arrival in one confidential call.
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