Medical Assisted Recovery Inc is a privately operated outpatient addiction medicine practice located at 875 Centerville Road, Suite 5, in Warwick. Federal provider records continue to identify the organization under NPI 1508049305, with the registration updated and recertified in January 2026. The facility has long been associated with outpatient treatment, opioid medication services, counseling, and support for people who experience both substance use and mental health concerns.
Current Status and Verification
The organization’s former official website is not currently available, so some older public descriptions cannot be independently confirmed through a functioning provider page. The address, telephone number, and federal provider identity remain consistent across current public records. Prospective patients should call 401-615-8500 before visiting to confirm that the office is accepting new patients, which services are active, and whether Suite 5 remains the correct entrance.
This profile uses conservative language and does not assume that every historically reported service is still offered. Medication eligibility, detoxification services, counseling schedules, and payment arrangements should all be verified directly with the practice.
Outpatient Addiction Medicine
Medical Assisted Recovery has historically been described as an outpatient program for adults with substance use disorders. Public treatment records associate the practice with opioid-focused medication treatment, outpatient detoxification, regular outpatient counseling, and care for co-occurring mental health and substance use conditions.
Outpatient care allows patients to live at home while attending scheduled medical and counseling appointments. This level of treatment may be appropriate for people who can remain medically stable in the community and who have enough support to follow a treatment plan. People with severe withdrawal risk, acute medical complications, or an unsafe living environment may need hospital or residential care instead.
Medication and Clinical Assessment
Older treatment records identify buprenorphine as a medication used by the program. Buprenorphine can reduce opioid withdrawal symptoms and cravings when prescribed by a qualified provider. Treatment generally begins with a medical assessment that reviews opioid use, withdrawal symptoms, previous treatment, current medications, physical health, and recovery goals.
Medication treatment is most effective when combined with counseling, monitoring, and a plan for continued recovery. Public records have associated the program with brief intervention, cognitive behavioral strategies, motivational interviewing, relapse-prevention work, and other outpatient approaches, but patients should verify which services are currently available.
Because the practice’s current website is unavailable, callers should also ask whether telehealth, guest dosing, laboratory testing, or referrals to higher levels of care are presently offered. These details cannot be verified from a current official service page.
Payment and Access
Historical records identify private health insurance and state-financed coverage among accepted payment sources. Current negotiated-rate data also links the provider with major commercial networks, but network participation can change and does not guarantee coverage. No current official insurer list was found. Patients should contact the office and their insurance company to confirm benefits, copayments, self-pay rates, medication coverage, and prior-authorization requirements before beginning treatment.
