SaVida Health - South Burlington

SaVida Health offers holistic, patient-centered care with a low patient-to-counselor ratio. They integrate medical, counseling, and social support with flexible scheduling and telehealth options. By accepting Medicaid and major insurance, they make evidence-based, long-term recovery accessible.

They offer a comprehensive outpatient MAT program that includes medication management for opioid and alcohol use disorder, individual and group counseling, and case management.

They provide integrated treatment, meaning they treat substance use and mental health conditions together through a combination of counseling and medical management.

Therapies include individual counseling, group counseling, case management, and behavioral therapy that is integrated with Medication-Assisted Treatment.

No, SaVida Health's program is based on a medical model of MAT combined with counseling and does not use a 12-Step curriculum. They can, however, provide referrals to 12-Step meetings for those interested.

No, the program is clinically and medically focused, not faith-based. It is suitable for individuals of all belief systems.

The SaVida Health organization was founded in 2010. While the specific opening date for the South Burlington location isn't public, the organization has a long track record of providing care.

Inpatient treatment requires patients to live on-site 24/7 in a highly structured environment. Outpatient treatment, which SaVida Health provides, allows patients to live at home and attend scheduled appointments at the clinic for medication, groups, and counseling.

Yes, they treat co-occurring disorders through integrated behavioral health counseling and medical management, addressing both addiction and mental health simultaneously.

The team consists of medical providers (like doctors or nurse practitioners) and licensed counselors. While they manage mental health conditions, they may not have full-time psychiatrists or psychologists on-site at every location.

For self-pay clients, the estimated cost is $150 per weekly visit, which includes counseling. Lab work and prescription medications are additional costs. Costs are significantly lower for those with insurance.

Yes, they accept most major commercial insurance plans, as well as Medicaid and Medicare, to make treatment as affordable as possible.

No, this is strictly an outpatient MAT clinic and they do not offer detox services. They can help refer you to a detox facility if needed.

Yes, MAT is the primary treatment model. They prescribe and manage a range of FDA-approved medications including Suboxone, Sublocade, and Vivitrol.

There is no fixed duration of treatment. Patients remain in the program for as long as it is medically necessary for their MAT and counseling needs.

This is an outpatient clinic, so there is no living situation provided. Patients live at home and commute for their appointments. There are no rooms or residential facilities.

No, this is an outpatient medical clinic, not a locked or residential facility. Patients come and go for scheduled appointments.

Yes, smoking is permitted outside the facility. You can also use your phone and laptop when you are not in an active counseling session or meeting with a provider.

Bring: Your ID, insurance card, and a form of payment.
Leave at home: Do not bring illegal substances or weapons to the clinic.

Not applicable. SaVida Health is an outpatient provider and does not offer a residential program.

The facility is a single outpatient medical office located in a commercial building, not a campus.