Recovery from opioid addiction is possible. There are safe and effective treatments that help patients reduce or stop their substance use, improve their health and quality of life, and give patients a chance to reach the goals that are important to them. Since 2008, Metro City Medical Clinic has provided publicly insured (free) care for people with this condition.
If you are struggling with opioid use, it would be our privilege to be a partner in your health and recovery. Book an appointment, ask questions, or get information by phone, text message, Facebook Messenger, or email from our website. Some common questions patients and loved ones have about treatment with Metro City Medical Clinic.
If you are struggling with opioid use, it would be our privilege to be a partner in your health and recovery. Book an appointment, ask questions, or get information by phone, text message, Facebook Messenger, or email from our website. Some common questions patients and loved ones have about treatment with Metro City Medical Clinic.
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About Us
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Metro City Medical Clinic was established in Edmonton in 2008 when its founders had become increasingly concerned about the impact of untreated opioid use disorder (opioid addiction) on individuals, families, communities and public health. In response to the public health emergency of overdose deaths, we opened a clinic in Calgary in 2016.
Edmonton
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Monday - Thursday 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Friday 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Saturday and Sunday 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. To see a doctor to talk about medication treatment for opioid addiction, please come to our clinic in-person at 9:00 a.m. If it is not possible to accommodate you the same day, you will be offered the soonest available appointment date/time, usually for the following day.
Our community partners
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Changing the Face of Addiction is a Foundation whose mission is to educate Albertans about substance use and addiction, and advocate for policy change to improve the lives of people who use substances and of their loved ones. Moms Stop the Harm (MSTH) is a network of Canadian mothers and families whose loved ones have been affected by substance use.
Overdose Prevention
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If you or someone you care about uses substances, knowing some important information and having some resources can save lives. Also avoid "speedballing" - mixing opioids with stimulants like crack, cocaine, meth (pint, speed, methamphetamine) which makes it hard to judge how much of each you've taken.
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