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Opioid Agonist Treatment (OAT)

Opioid Agonist Treatment (OAT) is a treatment that uses prescribed medications to treat people with opioid use disorders. These medications provide stable, long acting relief from withdrawal and cravings and can improve health outcomes. The primary medications used are Buprenorphine / Naloxone (Suboxone®) and Methadone. We are pleased to provide a list of OAT Clinics & Providers in the Interior Health region.

Find a service near you

Location	Address	City
100 Mile Mental Health & Substance Use	555 Cedar Avenue South	100 Mile House
Ashcroft Mental Health & Substance Use	700 Ash-Cache Creek Hwy	Ashcroft
Castlegar Mental Health & Substance Use	707 - 10th Street	Castlegar
Chase Mental Health & Substance Use	825 Thompson Avenue	Chase
Cranbrook Mental Health & Substance Use	20 - 23rd Avenue South	Cranbrook
Creston Mental Health & Substance Use	243 - 16 Avenue North	Creston
Boundary Mental Health & Substance Use	7441 2nd Street	Grand Forks
Invermere Mental Health & Substance Use	850 - 10th Avenue	Invermere
Kelowna Mental Health & Substance Use	505 Doyle Avenue	Kelowna
Kelowna Urgent & Primary Care Centre	1141 Harvey Avenue	Kelowna
Lillooet Mental Health & Substance Use	951 Murray Street	Lillooet
Lytton Mental Health & Substance Use	575 Main Street	Lytton
Merritt Mental Health & Substance Use	3451 Voght Street	Merritt
Nelson Mental Health & Substance Use	333 Victoria Street	Nelson
Martin Street Outreach Clinic	Unit 117-437 Martin Street	Penticton
Penticton Urgent and Primary Care Centre	437 Martin St, Suite #101	Penticton
Revelstoke Mental Health & Substance Use	1200 Newlands Road	Revelstoke
Salmon Arm Substance Use Services	2nd Floor - 431 Hudson Ave. NE	Salmon Arm
Sparwood Mental Health & Substance Use	570 Pine Avenue	Sparwood
Trail Mental Health & Substance Use	Suite 3 - 1500 Columbia Avenue	Trail
Vernon Downtown Mental Health & Substance Use	3306A 32nd Avenue	Vernon

Details

Is a referral required?
No.

Are there any eligibility requirements?
No.

Is there a cost involved with the service?
No.

Is this service offered/available in a language other than English?
No.

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We recognize and acknowledge that we are collectively gathered on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territories of the seven Interior Region First Nations, where we live, learn, collaborate and work together. This region is also home to 15 Chartered Métis Communities. It is with humility that we continue to strengthen our relationships with First Nation, Métis, and Inuit peoples across the Interior.

Interior Health is committed to the elimination of racism and to Cultural Safety and Humility in our facilities and the communities we serve. Read the Statement on Racism, from the Interior Health Board of Directors.