STAFF AND LEADERSHIP CONTACT INFORMATION

Methadone and Buprenorphine are opiates used to treat withdrawal symptoms. Therefore, if used inappropriately, a person can become addicted to them. However, at ASAP, they are prescribed by a physician who oversees the medical treatment of your recovery here. Because the physician is determining the dose of the medication you are receiving, addiction to them will not occur. Vivitrol is an opiate antagonist and blocks opiate receptors, thus is not addictive.

You may contact your counselor by calling the main line of the Madison ASAP Clinic at (608)807-1428. 

You may by the phone:
                - leave a message with the receptionist for a return call.  Please be prepared to leave your name, contact number and brief reason for you call.
                - be transferred to the counselor voice mail.  Again, be ready to clearly leave you name, number and a brief reason for you call.

You may while in the clinic:
               - leave a message with staff or the receptionist.  If the counselor is in session they are not available to answer questions or deal with your issues.  As with your counseling sessions we do not interrupt this time to relay messages.

You can expect:
               - your phone call to be returned typically within 24 hours.
   

Addressing patient concerns related to their treatment is a priority for the Physicians and medical staff at ASAP.  Please contact your counselor first regarding your medical need or concern (See how do I contact my counselor).  You may also leave a message with reception who will pass this along to counseling as well.  Counselors schedule and coordinate all medical follow up appointments at ASAP.  They will address this with Medical and either return a message, direct you to care in the community if warranted, or arrange for follow up with one of our physicians.  If this is an emergency please contact 911.

Please contact the clinic at (608)807-1428 and ask for the Client Rights Specialist.  If they are not available please leave a message with your name and contact number on their personal and secure voice mail.   ASAP takes patient issues and concerns seriously and will return your call promptly.  Morgyn Steinbrecher is the current Client Rights Specialist for ASAP Madison.

Call or direct line at (608)807-1428.  If this is an emergency or you are in a crisis situation please call 911.  By calling our direct line you will be put in touch with one of our staff that can begin the screening process for admission.  This would include insurance coverage if you possess this, prescreen admission and if acceptable for this level care based on state and federal guidelines, scheduling of your admission consult.

Patients may choose to stop treatment whenever they wish, but it is best to continue treatment until the patient is truly able to understand their addiction and feels ready and safe to leave the program.

Click the admissions tab on this website or call 608-807-1428 and start the admission process.