The Rapid Access Addiction Medicine (RAAM) Clinic provides low-barrier medical care and support for people who want help with substance use. RAAM is a walk-in clinic where clients can speak with healthcare providers about treatment options, receive medication if appropriate, and get connected to additional supports. RAAM services are designed to provide timely, short-term medical care and support, while helping connect clients to ongoing treatment and community services when needed.
RAAM Clinic
Rapid Access Addiction Medicine
Overview
Who It's For
People aged 16 years and older
Individuals seeking help for substance use
People who want to explore treatment options or connect with support services
Services Offered
The RAAM clinic may provide:
Medical assessment and treatment for substance use
Medication options to support recovery
Referrals to brief counselling and support
Referrals to community services and treatment programs
Harm reduction supplies and overdose prevention education
For opioid use disorder, visits may include assessment, health teaching, referrals and medication options such as methadone, Suboxone, or Sublocade.
For alcohol use disorder, visits may include assessment, health teaching, referrals and medication options such as naltrexone or acamprosate.
For other substance use disorders, visits may include assessment, health teaching, and referrals with a focus on psychosocial supports.
Access
No appointment or referral is required.
Clients can visit the clinic during walk-in hours.
Access Type
Walk-in
Cost
Free