Medication assisted treatment, in the same clinic as everything else
Superior Urgent Care provides medication assisted treatment (MAT) for opioid use disorder, in the same clinic where our patients come for a sore throat or a sports physical. That i
Addiction Medicine & MAT
Superior Urgent Care provides medication assisted treatment (MAT) for opioid use disorder, in the same clinic where our patients come for a sore throat or a sports physical. That is deliberate. There is no separate entrance and no separate building, and nobody in the waiting room knows why anyone else is there. We are open seven days a week, which matters in a field where the day someone decides to start is the day that counts. Our providers are certified family nurse practitioners with extensive inpatient and outpatient experience. We are in network with most insurance carriers, including Ohio Medicaid, and we offer flexible self-pay options — and our medical assistants will tell you what your care will cost before it begins. Russian and Ukrainian are spoken in the clinic.
What’s Included
- Medication assisted treatment (MAT) for opioid use disorder
- Confidential visits in a general urgent care setting
- Bloodwork and monitoring through Quest Diagnostics
- Referrals to specialists and outside services when needed
- Open seven days a week
How a Visit Works
- Walk in, or save your spot — no appointment needed, seven days a week.
- We check your coverage first — our medical assistants verify your insurance and explain your copay, coinsurance, deductible and out-of-pocket cost before you are seen.
- You see a nurse practitioner — providers with extensive inpatient and outpatient experience, caring for patients from pediatric through geriatric.
- Testing and follow-up stay with us — labs go to Quest Diagnostics, imaging is ordered at a nearby facility, and the results come back to the provider who saw you.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this confidential?
Yes. You are seen in the same clinic and the same waiting room as every other patient. There is no separate entrance and no separate schedule.
Do I need an appointment?
No. You can walk in any day we are open, or save your spot online first.
Do you take Medicaid?
Yes. We are in network with Ohio Medicaid, along with most other carriers, and we offer flexible self-pay options.
What happens at the first visit?
You will see one of our nurse practitioners, who will talk through your history and what you are looking for, and explain what medication assisted treatment here would involve.
What is MAT?
Medication assisted treatment combines FDA-approved medication with ongoing clinical care to treat opioid use disorder. It is evidence-based medicine, prescribed and monitored by a provider, and it is treated here the same way we treat any other chronic condition.
Areas We Serve
We see patients from Canal Winchester, OH, Groveport, OH, Pickerington, OH, Columbus, OH, Reynoldsburg, OH, Lithopolis, OH and the surrounding communities.
Have a Question Before You Come In?
Insurance, what to bring, whether we can help with something specific — ask and we’ll get back to you.