About
About Cleveland Clinic
Cleveland Clinic operates a dedicated substance use treatment clinic at 1730 West 25th Street in Cleveland’s Ohio City neighborhood, several blocks west of the system’s downtown footprint. The clinic is part of Cleveland Clinic’s broader behavioral health continuum and connects patients to the larger academic medical center’s specialty services, labs, and pharmacy resources when needed for co-occurring medical concerns.
Clinical services here center on outpatient and intensive outpatient (IOP) programming rather than inpatient stays. The clinic is also a federally certified Opioid Treatment Program, meaning patients with opioid use disorder can access medication-assisted treatment alongside counseling. Cognitive behavioral therapy is the documented evidence-based modality, delivered by licensed clinicians who can coordinate with Cleveland Clinic primary care, psychiatry, and infectious disease teams.
Access and equity are explicit priorities. The clinic provides American Sign Language accommodation for Deaf and hard-of-hearing patients, accepts Medicaid, Medicare, TRICARE, private insurance, and self-pay, and offers telehealth options to reduce travel barriers for patients across Cuyahoga County. Care is delivered in English at this site.
The clinic carries Joint Commission accreditation through Cleveland Clinic’s system-wide certification, which signals consistent compliance with national standards for patient safety, infection control, and clinical quality. Patients can request appointments through the main Cleveland Clinic scheduling line and be routed to the substance use disorder team for an intake evaluation.
- Joint Commission-accredited medical facility with 24/7 medically supervised detox capabilities
- OTP-certified opioid treatment program providing FDA-approved medication protocols
- Part of Cleveland Clinic health system with integrated medical resources since 1921
- Specialized services for deaf and hard-of-hearing populations
- Comprehensive insurance acceptance including Medicaid, Medicare, and TRICARE