Cedar Road Detox and MAT - Wabanaki Public Hlth and Wellness NPC

Culture-Centered Recovery in an Urban Setting

Cedar Road Detox and MAT offers a unique approach to early recovery, combining culturally grounded care with clinical support. The program integrates Wabanaki values, language, ceremony, and tradition, into the treatment experience, offering a sense of community and connection for those beginning their recovery journey.

Medication-Assisted Detox and Outpatient Services

This 10-bed detox program supports people withdrawing from opioids, alcohol, and stimulants in a non-hospital, social detox setting. Medical oversight, routine use of withdrawal medications, and daily counseling help manage symptoms while supporting emotional and physical recovery. The facility also offers outpatient treatment, including medications for addiction treatment (MAT) like buprenorphine and naltrexone, with access to individual, group, and family counseling.

Support for Real-World Stability

Beyond treatment, Cedar Road provides practical support for building a stable life in recovery. Clients have access to peer recovery coaching, mentoring, and help connecting with services like housing, food, transportation, and employment support. Trauma-informed care is integrated throughout the program, and services are available for individuals with co-occurring pain and substance use disorders.

Accessible, Community-Based Care

Cedar Road makes it easier for people to get help when they need it. The program accepts MaineCare and tribal funding and offers intake seven days a week, no referral required. Transportation assistance helps reduce barriers to care, especially for those traveling from rural. The center’s urban location allows for strong community partnerships and access to additional wraparound support.

Who It’s For

This facility may be a good fit for adults seeking culturally informed detox and MAT services in a small, community-based setting. Cedar Road’s inclusive programming, low-barrier access, and focus on traditional healing make it especially supportive for Indigenous individuals and those navigating early recovery with limited resources.