Operation PAR - Medication Assisted Patient Services
Operation PAR in North Fort Myers offers Medication Assisted Patient Services (MAPS) to treat opioid addiction. The company offers MAPS treatment in seven counties on the West Coast of Florida, providing all FDA approved medications for opiate addiction, detoxification, counseling, medical services, as well as HIV risk assessments.
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Clinical Detox
Available -
Age Group
18 - 99 years
Payment Options
- Medicaid
- No Medicare
- Private Insurance
- Public Assistance (Check with Provider)
- Self-Pay
Treatments Offered
- 12 Steps
- Addiction Counseling
- Anger Management
- Buprenorphine/Suboxone Detoxification
- Buprenorphine/Suboxone Maintenance
- Buprenorphine/Suboxone Used in Treatment
- Case Management
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
- Community Reinforcement Approach (CRA) Plus Vouchers
- Computerized Treatment
- Contingency Management/Motivational Incentives
- Couples and Family Counseling
- Disulfiram (Antabuse®)
- Group Therapy
- Individual Counseling
- Methadone Detoxification
- Methadone Maintenance
- Methadone Used in Treatment
- Motivational Interviewing
- Opioid Addiction Treatment
- Opioids Detoxification
- Outpatient Detoxification
- Relapse Prevention
- Self-Help Groups
- The Matrix Model
- Trauma-Related Counseling
Patient Population
- Adults
- Buprenorphine Clients
- Methadone Clients
- Young Adults
Extra Services
- Aftercare/ Continuing Care
- Alcohol Testing
- Assistance with Obtaining Social Services
- Career Counseling or Training
- Comprehensive Substance Abuse Assessment
- Discharge Planning
- Drug or Alcohol Urine Screening
- Hepatitis Support
- HIV or AIDS Support
- HIV Testing
- Screening for Mental Health Disorders
- Screening for Substance Abuse
- Screening for Tobacco Use
- Substance Abuse Education
Spoken Languages
- Services for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing
Accreditations
Nearby Facilities
Operation PAR - Medication Assisted Patient Services Reviews
Review this Centeri was lucky to receive funding .unemployed and being there at the right time. my girlfriend wasn't that lucky. she pays $120 per week. the program is not flexible and makes it hard to get to work in the morning.
they will try to keep you there as long as they can . you have to plan your exit strategies yourself. in short, it looks like a government operation where lots of money is spent on everything that doesn't actually help. this could be such a great solution if it was reorganized from the ground up.
.... and stop using that lab that contaminates drug screenings and is the most expensive solution.
This place is profiting greatly off of people’s illnesses. They charge $400 a month to get your meds, after an initial $300 down. For people that are down and out and need help, this made things feel even more hopeless because I couldn’t afford treatment. I wouldn’t be surprised if many people don’t stay in the program because of this. It was more expensive than my habit. This place isn’t luxury by ANY means, for having to pay money like this. It’s depressing, demeaning to your self esteem and no positivity is provided by the staff.
Do yourself a favor, google other addiction treatment physicians in an actual office setting, where you can feel human, and thank god your insurance will save your peace of heart and mind.