Addiction Medicine Clinic

UHS offers substance use and addiction services to students, faculty, and staff. We provide care that is respectful, inclusive, and customized to each person.

We are here to work with you to achieve your goals. This may include discussing any of the following: how drinking or drug use may be affecting your life; how to cut back, quit, or use drugs or alcohol in a safer way; how a compulsive or recurring behavior might be causing a disruption in your life; or how to find recovery and support resources on campus and in the community

Location: First floor, embedded within the Primary Care Clinic

Services

• Discussion of alcohol and drug use and how these may be affecting your life, education, and health
• Diagnosis and treatment of substance use problems and addiction, including:
  • Alcohol use
  • Marijuana use
  • Nicotine use
  • Vaping
  • Stimulant use (including, but not limited to, prescription stimulants, cocaine, and methamphetamines)
  • Opioid use
  • Benzodiazepine use
  • Inhalant use
  • Gambling disorder and other behavioral disorders (pornography, internet, video games, etc.)
  • Use of performance-enhancing supplements and/or substances not prescribed to you
• Medications to treat addiction
• Withdrawal management
• Connection to other services available in the community:
  • Wolverine Wellness for Wellness Coaching 
  • U-M Addiction Treatment Services outpatient and intensive outpatient programs
  • Evidence-based individual and group therapy
  • Campus-based recovery support including the Collegiate Recovery Program 
  • Parent support resources
  • Referrals to residential or inpatient treatment
• Evaluation and treatment of medical complications of substance use, including injuries and infections
• Evaluation and treatment of mental health difficulties that may be contributing to substance use, such as anxiety, depression, trauma, and sleep problems
• Reduction of risks that may occur with substance use:
  • Screening for sexually transmitted infections, HIV, hepatitis, and/or pregnancy
  • Prescription of birth control and/or emergency contraception
  • Prescription of PrEP to prevent HIV or PEP after possible HIV exposure
  • Connection to safe injection supplies in the community

How to schedule an appointment

Call 734-764-8320 or see How to Get Health Care and request an appointment with Dr. Goldman or Dr. Frank.

Confidentiality

• Your medical records are kept confidential and can be released ONLY with your written consent.
• Office visits, urine drug monitoring, and some diagnostic testing (for example pregnancy, sexually transmitted infections, HIV) will be covered by your health service fee. UHS may bill other diagnostic testing and services to your personal health insurance. Services may appear on the insurance holder's Explanation of Benefits (EOB) statements.
• As an alternative to billing insurance, the UHS Patient Billing Office can offer other payment options on the same day that your tests or services are ordered/performed. Payment must be made within 30 days.
   

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