Medical & Medication Services

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Supporting Recovery Through Compassionate, Coordinated Healthcare

Recovery involves caring for both physical and behavioral health.

At The Goddess Campus (TGC), residents have access to medical and medication services that support their overall well-being while complementing their individualized treatment and recovery plans.

Our healthcare team works collaboratively with each resident, ensuring that medical needs, behavioral health treatment, and recovery goals are carefully coordinated throughout her stay.

Every medication decision is made with safety, education, and the resident’s long-term wellness in mind.

Medication Management

Safe and effective medication management is an important component of comprehensive residential recovery.

Residents receiving prescription medications meet regularly with qualified medical providers for ongoing evaluation and monitoring throughout their stay.

Medication management services may include:

• Comprehensive medication review
• Individualized medication planning
• Medication education
• Monitoring for effectiveness and potential side effects
• Medication reconciliation upon admission and discharge
• Coordination between medical and clinical providers
• Ongoing evaluation and dosage adjustments when clinically appropriate

To promote resident safety, medications are securely stored, administered, and documented in accordance with applicable laws, licensing requirements, and organizational policies.

The Goddess Campus supports evidence-based treatment options, including Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT), for eligible residents recovering from opioid or alcohol use disorders.

When clinically appropriate, MAT combines FDA-approved medications with counseling, behavioral therapies, recovery support, and individualized treatment planning to strengthen recovery and improve long-term outcomes.

Medication options may include clinically appropriate FDA-approved medications such as:

• Buprenorphine-containing medications (including Suboxone®)
• Extended-release Naltrexone (Vivitrol®)
• Other evidence-based medications as determined by the resident’s medical provider

Participation in MAT is based on an individualized clinical assessment and ongoing collaboration between the resident and her treatment team.