Savida Health South Burlington
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- Location: 366 Dorset St Ste 20, South Burlington, VT 05403, USA
- Phone: (802) 448-5072
- Website: Visit website (savidahealth.com)
- Google rating: ★ 4.9 from 68 reviews
- Verification status: This listing comes from public business records. We have not yet independently confirmed a DOT SAP credential for this provider — ask directly whether they are qualified under 49 CFR Part 40 before booking.
About Savida Health South Burlington
Savida Health's South Burlington, Vermont website lists medication-assisted treatment with Suboxone, buprenorphine, Sublocade, and Vivitrol, plus one-on-one counseling and behavioral therapy. The site states the location offers psychiatric medication management, relapse prevention planning, and urine drug screens.
According to the site, case management at this location covers housing, transportation, and employment assistance, and the site lists Peer Recovery Coach services along with Narcan/Naloxone on-site. The website states telehealth is available when appropriate for a patient's recovery stage.
- Case management includes housing, transportation, and employment assistance source
- Offers Peer Recovery Coach services source
- Offers urine drug screens as part of care source
- Narcan/Naloxone kept on-site, per the site source
Every statement above is drawn from this provider’s own website — savida health south burlington vt page. Services, pricing and availability change — confirm the current details when you call.
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What will it cost at Savida Health South Burlington?
Fees aren’t set by the federal rules — each SAP sets their own, and providers commonly advertise $450–$650 for the evaluation. Get the exact figure from Savida Health South Burlington before booking, and ask whether the follow-up evaluation is included. What the whole process costs · Answers to the other questions drivers ask