Addiction can affect every area of your life – and, before you know it, nothing feels quite the way you expected it would. If you’re ready to begin building a healthier, more balanced life, Sadler Health Center is here to support you.
Sadler is a Pennsylvania-designated Center of Excellence for Opioid Use Disorder (OUD). This means we provide coordinated, whole-person care to support your recovery, including medical care, behavioral health therapy, Medication for Opioid Use Disorder (MOUD) and help navigating everyday challenges like insurance, housing and support systems to promote long-term recovery.
Whether you’re taking the first step toward recovery or maintaining progress, our care team is here to support you every step of the way and stay engaged throughout your recovery journey. Speak to our team today about addiction recovery services in central Pennsylvania.
A Whole-Person Approach to Recovery
At Sadler Health Center, we offer person-centered care that addresses the physical, emotional and social aspects of substance use. Our integrated team in Cumberland County and Perry County, PA works together to design a substance use treatment plan tailored to your unique needs.
Our care team may include:
- MOUD-certified medical providers
- Behavioral health specialists
- Certified recovery specialist
- Care management coordinators
- Community Health Workers connecting patients to local resources
We support individuals with opioid use disorder and those facing challenges with other substances – including alcohol, methamphetamine, tobacco and more – through a combination of medical treatment, counseling and ongoing support, because every path to recovery is unique.
What It Means to Be a Center of Excellence (COE)
Sadler’s COE designation means we do more than provide clinical care – we act as a central hub for your recovery. We help you:
- Access and stay engaged in treatment, including MOUD
- Coordinate medical, behavioral health and psychiatric care
- Use harm-reduction strategies to support safety and reduce risk
- Transition between levels of care, including inpatient and outpatient services
- Navigate insurance and reduce barriers to care
- Connect with community resources like housing, employment, transportation and peer support
Your addiction care team in central Pennsylvania collaborates to ensure you never have to manage recovery alone.
Our Treatment Services
We offer a range of evidence-based substance use treatment options to meet you where you are in your recovery journey.
Medication for Opioid Use Disorder (MOUD)
As part of our COE model, MOUD is one of the most effective treatments for opioid addiction.
MOUD uses FDA-approved medications such as buprenorphine (Subutex®, Suboxone®, Sublocade®), following evidence-based protocols aligned with national guidelines, to:
- Reduce cravings
- Prevent withdrawal symptoms
- Lower the risk of relapse and overdose
By stabilizing your body, MOUD allows you to focus on counseling, therapy and rebuilding your life under the guidance of experienced medical providers.
Counseling and Therapy
Through same-day, in-person or virtual sessions, you or your family can:
- Explore underlying causes of substance use
- Identify triggers
- Develop strategies to manage stress and prevent relapse
Therapy helps rebuild relationships, restore confidence and establish a strong foundation for long-term recovery.
Care Management and Recovery Support
Our certified recovery specialist, embedded within your care team, offers guidance rooted in lived experience. He helps you:
- Stay connected to care
- Navigate real-life challenges outside of clinical visits
- Access community resources and support networks, including housing, transportation and employment assistance
This personalized support is a key part of our COE approach – helping you thrive both inside and outside the health center.
Low or No-Cost Prescription Medications
Sadler provides discounted medications through a sliding-fee scale and the 340B program to ensure that costs do not prevent access to treatment.
Integrated Care Across All Services
Recovery doesn’t happen in isolation – and neither does your care. Sadler patients utilizing our addiction services in Cumberland and Perry counties have access to a full range of integrated services, including:
- Medical care for preventive visits, chronic conditions and overall health
- Dental services to restore and maintain oral health
- Vision care for screenings and eye health
- On-site pharmacy services for convenient, affordable medications
By coordinating these services, your care team can work together more effectively, helping you stay healthier and focused on recovery.
Why Choose Sadler Health Center?
- Pennsylvania-designated Center of Excellence for OUD
- Whole-person, coordinated care
- Access to MOUD and behavioral health services
- Support regardless of insurance status
- Sliding-fee discounts available
- Compassionate, respectful and understanding care
Transform Your Life with Addiction Recovery Services Designed for You
Recovering from addiction can feel overwhelming, but you don’t have to do it alone. At Sadler Health Center, our behavioral health support team tailors every treatment plan to your unique needs, lifestyle and goals.
Whether you’re beginning treatment for the first time or returning to recovery, we’ll meet you where you are. You deserve to live free from the weight of addiction – and we’re here to help you get there.
Contact us today to make an appointment or learn more about our addiction recovery services in central Pennsylvania.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Center of Excellence (COE) for Opioid Use Disorder?
A COE is a care model recognized by Pennsylvania that provides comprehensive, coordinated support for people with opioid use disorder. At Sadler, this includes access to medical care, behavioral health services, MOUD and support navigating real-life challenges to sustain long-term recovery.
What type of medication is prescribed for opioid use disorder?
We commonly prescribe FDA-approved medications, such as buprenorphine (Subutex®, Suboxone®, Sublocade®), tailored to each patient’s needs.
Is MOUD just substituting one drug for another?
No. Addiction is a chronic medical condition. MOUD normalizes brain function, reduces cravings and allows individuals to focus on recovery.
Do I need insurance to receive treatment?
No. We provide care regardless of insurance status and offer sliding-fee discounts for those who qualify.
How often will I need to come in for treatment?
Treatment schedules vary based on your personalized plan. Some patients attend weekly visits, while others may require more or fewer visits depending on their needs and progress.
Recovery Stories
Below are several recovery stories:
Judy
Judy was prescribed pain medicine after a dental emergency. She quickly became addicted and for eight years struggled with dependency on opioids.
“It consumed my every thought: How was I going to get the money? Where was I going to buy the pills? Sadler’s medication-assisted treatment saved my life. It made me want to wake up every day. It made me feel better about myself.”
Judy
David
David’s friend gave him prescription medication to help his back pain. He quickly became addicted and was abusing painkillers daily.
“Not only was I abusing medications, and drugs and alcohol, I was abusing people. I abused myself. I abused relationships with people. I would steal. I would lie.
The Sadler team gave me a lot of hope, and they were very caring and compassionate.”
David
Janelle
When Jannelle was 21, she fell in with the wrong crowd. She made a few poor decisions and got caught up in drugs including heroin. She overdosed when she was pregnant with her first child.
“I credit medication-assisted treatment for helping me to stay sober for eight years. I’ve had kids; I have healthy relationships; I’m about to get married. Compared to eight years ago, life has completely transformed into what I would consider a normal life.”
Jannelle
Don’t let addiction continue to take over your life.
MOUD may be an effective option for you.
The team approach to addiction changes everything.
Find your hope. Call today.
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