Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT): Compassionate, scientifically proven care.
No two people with Opioid Use Disorder are the same, and their treatments shouldn’t be either. FDA-approved medications are highly effective in stopping withdrawal symptoms and cravings. Hear from an expert on MAT. Patients are often surprised at how quickly they feel better.
A MAT program can also include a customized counseling plan to help you manage your life moving forward. Hear from a recovering patient.
Help is here.
If you or someone you know has Opioid Use Disorder, the first step to recovery is finding a provider that can help. Whether you’re looking to start MAT, get counseling or generally learn more about the illness, having an expert on your side is the best way to turn your life around.
It’s time to get better. This is how.
Using this map as a reference, contact a provider near you. This Integrated Provider Network (IPN) is funded by the Iowa Department of Health and Human Services.
PLEASE NOTE: This is not a complete list of MAT and OUD clinics, just those who contracted with the State of Iowa. There are many other certified treatment and prevention clinics throughout Iowa. Explore other options at yourlifeiowa.org/facility-locator. Please check this map periodically for updates and additions.
Service Area
Contractor
1
Rosecrance Jackson Centers, Spencer
Phone: 800-472-9018
2
Prairie Ridge Integrated Behavioral Healthcare, Mason City (1)
Phone: 866-429-2391
3
Northeast Iowa Behavioral Health, Decorah (4)
Phone: 800-400-8923
4
Rosecrance Jackson Centers, Sioux City (1, 2, 3)
Phone: 800-472-9018
5
Community Opportunities DBA New Opportunities, Carroll (4)
Phone: 712-792-9266
6
Community and Family Resources (CFR), Fort Dodge (1, 2, 4)
Phone: 866-801-0085
7
Substance Abuse Treatment Unit of Central Iowa, Marshalltown
Phone: 641-752-5421
8
Pathways Behavioral Services, Inc., Waterloo (1, 4)
Phone: 319-235-6571
9
Area Substance Abuse Council, Inc. (ASAC), Dubuque
Phone: 563-582-3784
10
Area Substance Abuse Council, Inc. (ASAC), Cedar Rapids (1, 2, 3, 4)
Phone: 319-390-4611
11
Heartland Family Service, Council Bluffs (1, 3)
Phone: 712-322-1407
12
Zion Integrated Behavioral Health Services, Atlantic (1, 4)
Phone: 712-243-5091
13
Crossroads Behavioral Health Services, Creston (4)
Phone: 641-782-8457
14
House of Mercy, Des Moines (1,3)
Phone: 515-643-6500
Community and Family Resources (CFR), Des Moines (1)
Phone: 515-262-0349
UCS Healthcare, Des Moines (4)
Phone: 515-280-3860
15
House of Mercy, Newton
Phone: 641-792-0717
UCS Healthcare, Knoxville (4)
Phone: 515-280-3860
16
Southern Iowa Economic Development Association (SIEDA), Ottumwa (4)
Phone: 800-622-8340
17
Community and Family Resources (CFR), Iowa City (1)
Phone: 319-351-4357
University of Iowa Addiction and Recovery Collaborative, Iowa City
Phone: 319-384-8765
18
Alcohol & Drug Dependency Services (ADDS), Burlington (1, 4)
Phone: 319-753-6567
19
Center for Alcohol & Drug Services, Inc. (CADS), Davenport (1)
Phone: 563-322-2667
Robert Young Center, Muscatine (4)
Phone: 563-264-9409
Revised August 2022
Many clinics also offer other specialized services. Match the services below with the contractors in the chart above.
(1) Adult Residential Treatment
(2) Juvenile Residential Treatment
(3) Women and Children Treatment
(4) Methadone Treatment
One Patient’s Journey.
See Sam’s story. With the right treatment and support, you can return to a normal life.

Dr. Alison Lynch, MD, MS
Q&A with Dr. Lynch
A clinical professor of psychiatry and family medicine, Dr. Alison Lynch, MD, MS, is also director of the Medication Assisted Treatment clinic at the University of Iowa Hospitals & Clinics. Dr. Lynch is a leading expert in the treatment of Opioid Use Disorder. She and her team have helped patients across Iowa manage their addictions and regain their lives again.
Here, she answers the most frequently asked questions about opioid use disorder.