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Safe, private, non-judgmental environment to Remove Chemical Dependence.
Quality time, treatment and care for those who are willing, ready and seeking help with substance use disorder. Our program is designed for each patient to comfortably stop the use of opioids and/or wean off Suboxone, Subutex or Buprenorphine.
If you’re willing and ready to take the next step in your journey to sobriety, schedule an appointment to be seen at your earliest convenience.
We offer a plethora of medications to aid in recovery from many different substance use disorders.
Hormonal imbalance is commonly found in substance use disorder making it hard for you to find balance in mental or physical health.
We aim to optimize your health, whether it is through medications or treatment of underlying medical ailments causing pain
We may recommend professional mental counseling sessions to help strengthen your mental and emotional health during your recovery from substance use disorder.
Behavioral counseling allows us to help treat underlying mental health disorders that could worsen substance use disorder.
My name is Martha Monica Corradine-Altman. I have over 25 years of experience as a physician.
I believe there is something in us that wants to succeed, be happy, reach new heights, dream bigger, change even when change seem so far out of reach.
I am here to help those who are seeking a path to improve their lives.
I am committed to apply all of my medical knowledge, training and experience as a doctor to help you in your journey to sobriety and becoming a better version of yourself.
M. Monica Corradine
Our goal is to provide you with a safe environment, free of judgement where you can begin or continue to become a better version of yourself. Our care for you is tailored to fit your personal needs.
Our trained professionals offer a safe, non-judgmental place for you to get the best care possible
House of Clay specializes in helping people with substance use disorder fight their addictions and get to healthier versions of themselves.
Facilitate the coming off substances: opioids, methamphetamines, benzodiazepines, alcohol. Through the use of peripheral nerve stimulators, comfort medications, partial opioid antagonists such as buprenorphine, opioid antagonists such as naltrexone and Vivitrol.