We Care About Every Client
Road to Recovery is an outpatient opioid detoxification center, with locations across Ontario.
Looking for treatment for a substance use disorder?
Looking to help get a loved one into treatment?
Looking for help with a general medical condition?
Cutting Edge Addiction Treatments
We are at the forefront of exciting medical treatments for opioid use disorder (OUD) including: buprenorphine-nalxone (Suboxone®) micodosing; Sublocade® and slow-release oral morphine (SROM). Road to Recovery physicians also have expertise in treating alcohol use disorder.
Benefits of Addiction Treatment
Road to Recovery offers opioid, cocaine & alcohol detoxification programs, although we are primarily focused on opioid use disorder and its treatment. Prescribed medications such as Suboxone®, methadone & slow-release oral morphine (SROM) in combination with medical care, counseling, and other support services to provide a whole-person approach to treating opioid addiction.
Our Addiction Clinics Offer:
Experienced Doctors & Nurses
Qualified RPN’s and doctors will assist in your treatment.
Professional & Friendly Staff
We have an efficient & pleasant group of health care professionals.
Reduced Wait Times
New patient intakes for opioid addiction treatment (OAT) are seen by the nurse followed by physicians on the same day that they start.
Psychiatry Referral Services
Professional psychiatry services can be arranged locally or virtually through CAMH and OTN.
Screening
Screening for Hep-C and treatment options are available for those who test positive for the virus.
Medical Walk-in Clinic
This exclusive service is available in select Road to Recovery Health Clinics.
Ontario Works & Ontario Disability Support Program
Assistance with Ontario Works (OW) or Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP). Options may be discussed between your recovery team, family physician and social worker.
Children's Aid Services Support
Assistance and support with child protection if necessary.
Cutting edge treatments
Bringing you the latest technologies to assist in your recovery including methadone, Kadian®, Suboxone® oral micro-dosing or injectable Sublocade®.
Total Connected Care.
Our Mission
Road to Recovery (RTR) Health Clinics follows the Finnish principle of “SISU”. RTR aims to help you find your “second wind: of mental toughness when you perhaps have reached the limits of your physical & mental capacities. SISU begins where perseverance and grit end. Our aim is to guide you on your Road to Recovery – mentally, physically, and emotionally.
History of Opioids
Prior to 2012, oxycodone was the opioid most commonly involved in opioid-related deaths. However, after the introduction of a tamper-deterrent formulation, oxycodone involvement in these deaths decreased, and other opioids became increasingly involved. In particular, fentanyl involvement increased by 548% between 2006 and 2015 and is now the opioid most commonly involved in opioid-related deaths. (Source: April 2017, Ontario Drug Policy Research Network (OPPRN), review of data from 1991-2015)
