Patients Are Unique. So Are Their Treatment Needs.
CleanSlate treats patients with life-saving medications and care coordination.
Our mission is simple: Improve the quality of life for people suffering from opioid and alcohol addictions.
We're accomplishing this first through high-quality medication-assisted treatment (MAT) led by physicians and licensed medical providers in a convenient outpatient environment.
We combine this science with hands-on care, providing our patients with psychosocial support and intensive care coordination with a wide network of partners in every community.
To date, CleanSlate has treated more than 36,000 patients in over 50 centers across the country, working closely with our partners to save and change lives.
Every day, we are Warriors For Hope, helping people suffering from addiction achieve the lives they want and deserve.
The right-sized community? For many, it’s somewhere between a town and a city. It’s a place that has cultural offerings like theaters, a performing arts center and a summer music festival. It provides strong schools, community colleges, and universities. It offers recreational facilities like an ice rink, minor league baseball, water park, and whitewater kayaking.
Springfield is just such a community - large enough to support abundant city amenities, but small enough that we can all work together and allow Springfield to be stronger than the sum of its parts.
The right location for easy access to work, home and fun. The very thing that makes the community easy to get around in for social, business and recreational purposes also make it easy to get around in, period. Those who live and work in the Springfield/Clark County area have no commutes to speak of. Instead, they use their “drive time” to head to Columbus to see the Blue Jackets or Buckeyes, to Dayton to see a University of Dayton game or the minor league Reds affiliate, the Dayton Dragons. And, in just a few more minutes they can be at the Great American Ballpark or the zoo in Cincinnati, or slip across the river to the Newport Kentucky Aquarium.