Boone Memorial Health Brighter Futures Program
Located at 467 Main Street in Madison, WV, Boone Memorial Health’s Brighter Futures program provides a comprehensive, supportive environment for individuals battling substance use disorders. This specialized service is committed to guiding people along their path to recovery by offering a diverse range of evidence-based treatments and essential support services.
Core Treatment Offerings
The Brighter Futures team emphasizes accessible and effective medical and behavioral health care. The foundation of the treatment program is a multi-faceted approach designed to address both the physical and psychological aspects of addiction.
Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT)
A key component of the program is Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT), which is used in conjunction with behavioral counseling. MAT provides crucial medical support to manage withdrawal symptoms and cravings, significantly improving outcomes for many patients.
Behavioral Health and Support
Patients benefit from a range of behavioral health services designed to foster long-term recovery and mental wellness. These services include individual therapy, group therapy, and clinical assessments, ensuring that each patient receives a personalized care plan.
Integrated Specialized and Outreach Services
Understanding that addiction often co-occurs with other health issues, the Brighter Futures program integrates specialized medical care, particularly in hepatology. Furthermore, the program is actively committed to making treatment accessible across the community through innovative outreach efforts.
Hepatology Clinic
The program operates a focused Hepatology Clinic that specializes in the evaluation and treatment of conditions like Hepatitis and HIV, offering testing, diagnosis (including scans, bloodwork, and ultrasound), and vaccination for Hepatitis A and B for patients ages three and older. This integration is vital for addressing the complex health needs of this patient population.
Mobile Recovery Clinic and Case Management
To overcome barriers to access, the Brighter Futures Mobile Recovery Clinic travels across Boone County, providing essential services directly to those who need them. Beyond clinical treatment, the program offers robust case management and social services to address social determinants of health, including assistance with:
- Transportation
- Housing
- Education and career placement
- Food and clothing assistance
- Peer Recovery Support
- Referral Services
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the age requirement for the Hepatology Clinic services?
The BMH Hepatology Clinic offers services, including testing and vaccination for Hepatitis, to patients ages 3 and older.
Does Brighter Futures only offer services at their main location?
No, the program also utilizes the Brighter Futures Mobile Recovery Clinic to bring addiction treatment services, including MAT and clinical assessments, directly to various locations throughout Boone County.
What types of social services are provided to patients?
Case management focuses on helping patients overcome non-clinical barriers to recovery, such as securing housing, arranging transportation, gaining access to food and clothing, and assisting with education and career opportunities.
