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Addiction treatment and recovery in Utah

Intermountain offers several programs to help people overcome substance use disorders. Let us help find the one that's right for you.

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Our programs

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Dayspring Treatment and Recovery

An addiction treatment program that helps people recover from substance use disorder.

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COMPASS Program

A government-funded program to help patients with opioid use disorder get the treatment they need.

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PATH Program

For the treatment of substance use disorders during pregnancy.

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Dayspring offers compassionate care and effective treatment

Dayspring Treatment and Recovery is an addiction treatment program helps people recover from substance use disorder. This is done by building strong coping skills and developing ways to resist drug or alcohol use. Because the resources are available through Intermountain Healthcare, Dayspring gives patients access to psychiatry, primary care, and family medicine to make sure patients get the best care.

Dayspring accepts most insurance plans. Contact us to learn more about which policies are accepted.

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A treatment approach to help you reach your goals

Dayspring offers two levels of outpatient treatment:

  • Standard Outpatient: This may include one or more types of treatment, including medication-assisted, group therapy, or solo therapy. Treatment services are based on your needs and goals. This method offers up to nine hours of treatment each week.
  • Intensive Outpatient: Substance use disorder Intensive Outpatient Programs are for people who are dealing with addiction disorders, or have mental and substance use disorders together, but they don’t need a medical detox or 24-hour supervision. This kind of program is sometimes used instead of residential treatment. It offers up to 19 hours of treatment each week. This program is designed to set up emotional support and help stop patients from relapsing by building coping skills. Dayspring offers a program that lets you keep your family and work responsibilities while you get treatment.

Our treatment approach includes:

  • Group Treatment - Our group sessions are based on the latest research. We use the Seeking Safety model and materials to treat trauma and addiction. We also use experiential groups to help build creativity and emotional strength. Community support programs are encouraged as another way to get support and connect with a worldwide recovery community.
  • Solo Treatment - You can meet with a personal counselor or therapist to talk about things that you think are too personal to process in groups. You will also meet on your own with a therapist to go over your treatment progress and you own treatment goals.
  • Family Treatment - Support from family and friends is very important to treatment outcomes. Dayspring offers family groups and urges close family members and friends to do it with you. These groups focus on the impact of addiction has on your life. You, your family, and your friends will work on making life changes together to support your recovery.
  • Drug Testing - As with most treatment programs, Dayspring offers drug testing to help you track progress on your recovery journey.
  • Medication-Assisted Treatment - In some cases, medication-assisted treatment is combined with counseling to help relieve withdrawal symptoms and cravings that lead to continued drug or alcohol use. This kind of treatment is often used when treating addiction to drugs like opioids, alcohol, or tobacco.
  • Opioid Treatment Program - Dayspring in Logan offers an Opioid Treatment Program. This is a special clinic that gives patients a controlled drug, like methadone, to wean them off of opioids over time. If you are getting treatment, you will visit the clinic daily and slowly move towards take-home dosing as you recover.
  • Continuing Care - When you reach your treatment goals, you are encouraged to go to Continuing Care groups, often referred to as Aftercare, for ongoing help. These groups are open to all Dayspring patients, and you can go for as long as you would like.
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Tips for choosing addiction treatment options

If you or a loved one is struggling with addiction, seeking professional help is the first step toward recovery. Here are some tips for choosing addiction centers for long-term recovery.

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Begin your recovery journey today

If you struggle with addiction or know someone who does, overcoming it may feel impossible. But there’s hope. At Dayspring, your treatment will start with an assessment to help find the support you need. Intermountain Healthcare will work closely with you to figure out if our programs can help you.

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Our locations

Contact one of our Dayspring rehabilitation centers to learn more.

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5770 South 250 East,Suite 300,Murray,UT,84107
(435) 716-1320
550 East 1400 North,Suite T,Logan,UT,84341
(801) 357-7525
395 West Cougar Boulevard,Suite 601,Provo,UT,84604

COMPASS Program

Outpatient treatment for opioid use disorder

COMPASS is a government-funded program to help patients with opioid use disorder get the treatment they need. COMPASS providers can prescribe medications to manage withdrawal symptoms and cravings.

COMPASS offers regular telehealth visits with a mental health provider and access to a peer recovery specialist. Patients in the COMPASS program also have access to social work resources.

How much does it cost?

The federal government financially supports this program. This means that if you do not have health insurance or have limited insurance benefits, the COMPASS program can pay for your addiction medication. The program will also pay for all of your telehealth visits with the COMPASS provider. If you have insurance, we will bill your insurance as usual.

If you lack safe housing or face food insecurity, you may have a more difficult time managing your substance abuse disorder. We can help you connect with other resources in the community that offer food, housing, clothing, job training, and education assistance. There is no cost for using a peer recovery coach. These services are covered 100% by the program. The intent of the COMPASS program is to make treatment affordable and accessible to every patient who needs help.

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PATH Program

For the treatment of substance use disorders during pregnancy

PATH, a state-funded program through Intermountain Health, is a multidisciplinary group of professionals with expertise in:

  • the treatment of substance use disorders during pregnancy
  • the treatment of psychiatric diagnoses during pregnancy
  • connecting patients to resources such as food, housing, transportation, baby supplies, and more
  • recovery peers and birthing support
  • counseling and educational programs during and after pregnancy
  • caring for infants and babies who have been exposed to substances during pregnancy
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Frequently asked questions

Find detailed answers to FAQs about our addiction treatment and recovery program so you can make informed decisions about your healthcare.

The 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline offers free confidential emotional support to people in suicidal crisis or emotional distress, 24/7.

First we’ll do an assessment to help find the treatment and support you need including any other Intermountain services that might support your recovery.

Our group sessions are based on the latest research. We use the Seeking Safety model and materials to treat trauma and addiction and experiential groups to help build creativity and emotional strength. We also encourage interaction with community support programs to connect with the global recovery community.

You can meet with a personal counselor or therapist to talk about things that you think are too personal for groups. It’s also a good way to go over your treatment progress and you own treatment goals.

Support from family and friends is very important to treatment outcomes. Dayspring offers family groups and urges close family members and friends to do it with you. These groups focus on the impact addiction has on your life. You, your family, and your friends will work on making life changes together to support you.

As with most treatment programs, we offer drug testing to help you track progress on your recovery journey.

In some cases, medication-assisted treatment is combined with counseling to help relieve your withdrawal symptoms and cravings. This kind of treatment is often used when treating addiction to substances like opioids, alcohol, or tobacco.

Dayspring in Logan offers an opioid treatment program. This is a special clinic that gives patients a controlled drug, like methadone, to wean them off opioids over time. If you’re getting treatment, you’ll visit the clinic daily and slowly move towards take-home dosing as you recover.

When you reach your treatment goals, you’re encouraged to go to continuing care groups, often referred to as aftercare, for ongoing help. These groups are open to all Dayspring patients, and you can go for as long as you like.

Yes. Connect Care video appointments can be done anywhere in Utah, Idaho, or Nevada using your smartphone, tablet, or computer. Learn more or schedule now in your patient portal. 

Call our Behavioral Health Services Navigation line on 833-442-2211 to talk to someone who can help you access your needs and connect you with the right resources.

Coming off these medications is especially challenging. If you have been taking benzodiazepines for several weeks or longer, a medically supervised taper is recommended.

Benzodiazepine medications include: Alprazolam (Xanax), Lorazepam (Ativan), Diazepam (Valium), and Clonazepam (Klonopin).

Our Benzodiazepine Taper Support Group (BTSG), at Intermountain Avenues Psychiatry and Counseling, meets weekly with people interested in this treatment goal.

Learn more: (801) 408-8500.

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