Access Immediate Medication Services

A low barrier approach to Medication Assisted treatment, that focuses on connecting disparity communities and underserved populations with access to Medication for Opioid Use Disorders (MOUD). 

Providing initial, but non-emergent, medical consultation for Buprenorphine (Suboxone), Naltrexone (ReVia) and long acting injectable Medication Assisted Treatment (Sublocade/Brixadi/Vivitrol) when appropriate on the same day or next business day, the JADE Wellness Center’s AIMS program offers both telehealth and in-person options. In additional to regularly scheduled visits with a medical professional, all individuals enrolled in the AIMS program will work with a certified recovery specialist to receive ongoing support, linkages to community resources, and assistance in acquiring tools needed to promote a lasting recovery.

The overarching goal of JADE Wellness Center’s AIMS program is rapid, low barrier engagement into treatment and long-term sustainment of sobriety.

AIMS Mobile Van Services

  • Certified Recovery Specialist support on-site
  • Physician appointment for addiction medicine done on-site via telehealth
  • Resources for Drug and Alcohol and Mental Health Treatment
  • Housing, employment, and community resource referrals
  • Harm reduction and overdose prevention education
  • Assistance connecting to services and ongoing recovery support
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Contact Us:

aimssupport@myjadewellness.com

412-440-7478

Current Reoccurring Mobile Locations

McKeesport area @ McKeesport transitional housing & shelter

523 Sinclair St, 15132

Every other Tuesday, 12 – 4 p.m.

Upcoming dates: 8/18, 9/1

Downtown Area @ Pathways to Care & Recovery

326 Third Ave, 15222

Every other Wednesday, 12 – 4 p.m.

Upcoming dates: 8/26

Penn Hills area @ Penn Hills Library Community Fridge

1037 Stolter Rd, 15235

10:30 a.m. – 12 p.m.

Upcoming dates: 8/14

Who is an ideal candidate for the AIMS program?
  • Individual with Opioid use disorder not currently engaged in care and who do not have access to formal D&A treatment services at this time due to barriers such as transportation, wait times, stigma and other social determinants of health.
  • Individual who have had previous treatment episodes for opioid use disorder.
  • Individual who tolerate buprenorphine or Naltrexone and are not receiving any other narcotic treatment services.
What forms of insurance are accepted?

Community Care Behavioral Health, Carelon & Allegheny County Drug and Alcohol Funding (when available).

What are the requirements of the AIMS program?

Must be attending scheduled certified recovery specialist meetings a minimum of twice a month, must attend all regularly scheduled physician appointments, medication adherence as directed by your medical provider, compliance with monthly urinalysis requirements of the JADE AIMS Program.