Addiction Medicine

The Addiction Medicine Clinic provides compassionate, rapidly accessible, patient-centered care for people who have suspected or confirmed substance use disorders and other related conditions. Care provided within the clinic can be completely confidential or coordinated with broader care teams.

How Addiction Medicine Cares for You

Our team collaborates with primary care and specialist health care teams across Hennepin Healthcare and the state to provide care for anyone for whom substance use has become problematic in their life. We have dedicated services for pregnant and early parenting individuals and families, adolescents, and people with complex medical, social, or psychiatric needs.

How to Get Care

Service Detail

Methadone maintenance treatment for opioid use disorder

Buprenorphine treatment for opioid use disorder (e.g., Suboxone®,Sublocade ®)

Alcohol use disorder treatment with Vivitrol® or oral medications

Evaluation and management of methamphetamine, cocaine, or other stimulant use disorders

Specialist consultation for other suspected or confirmed substance use disorders, other addictive disorders, and related conditions

Consultation regarding harm reduction approaches to substance use

Hepatitis C evaluation and treatment

How to Schedule

Call 612-873-5500 to schedule directly with clinic staff,

Location

914 South 8th Street

You may also enter through the Coordinated Care Center via the Blue Building entrance.

Testimonials

The RISE program has been a safe place for residents. The providers are readily available to help.

Rise mental health was there for me when I needed it the most.

Having a safe outlet and a professional environment where I learn to cope with general life stressors has been useful. I appreciate that it is so accessible as well. It has also made me more productive and effective.

I am so proud of my story because it brought me hope, joy, and inner peace. I am no longer at war with myself, so I am no longer distracted from my dedication to becoming the best physician that I can be.

The treatment was integrated; it wasn’t just a pill. I benefited from psychiatric care as well as psychological therapy. The skills I learned in behavioral therapy ought to be learned by all residents, not only those seeking mental health.

It was like getting an operation manual for my brain. It gave me some space between myself and my thoughts. I think that has been incredibly helpful.