Resource Binder
Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services
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** Wingra and Northeast patients should start by sharing mental health concerns with their primary care provider. Navigators can also consult with the social workers at each clinic to discuss the best next steps for a patient.**
For Northeast patients: The new Hub and Spoke Model also provides peer support specialists that will be in the clinic and can also be consulted for patients with substance use concerns.
UW Health: Behavioral Health and Recovery Clinic
Phone:
Madison:
(608) 282-8270
Middleton:
(608) 282-8200
Address:
Madison:
1102 S Park St / Madison, WI 53715
Middleton:
2275 Deming Way Suite 180 / Middleton, WI 53562
About this resource: They offer people hope and healing with resources, programs, and services for adults and adolescents.
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Intensive outpatient level of care
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Connections to appropriate community resources -
Coordination of care with other providers -
Education and information about drugs, alcohol, and mental health -
Individual and group counseling -
Specialized services including groups for women and relapse prevention -
Medication for opiate use disorder
UW Compass Program
Phone:
Madison:
(608) 282-8270
Middleton:
(608) 282-8200
Address:
Madison:
1102 S Park St / Madison, WI 53715
Middleton:
2275 Deming Way Suite 180 / Middleton, WI 53562
About this resource: The UW Health Compass Program is a low-barrier program that offers medications for opioid use disorder (buprenorphine/Suboxone and extended-release naltrexone/Vivitrol) and addresses other substance-related health concerns. They also help patients connect with the necessary community and healthcare resources. The program provides financial assistance to uninsured patients to cover the cost of clinic visits, some labs, and medications.
Note: Tuesdays and Fridays: 8:30 a.m.–4 p.m.Walk-ins welcome on Tuesday and Fridays from 8–11 a.m., no appointment needed. Patients will be seen on a first come, first serve basis.
Recovery Dane
Phone: (608) 237-1661
About this resource: Recovery Dane is a resource center for people with mental health needs and their family, friends, and allies. Recovery Dane provides information and referral to mental health resources.
Who can use this resource? Eligible individuals must be a Dane County resident, 18 years or older, and n other health insurance or ability to pay for services.
Next Steps:
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Call (608) 237-1661 to talk to a Recovery Dane Information and Referral Specialist.
National Alliance of Mental Illness (NAMI) Dane County
Phone: (608) 249-7188
About this resource: NAMI Dane County provides education, support, and advocacy for people affected by mental illness. They offer a variety of programs for individuals, as well as for families. Programs include educational classes and peer support groups.
Who can use this resource? Anyone!
Next Steps:
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Call NAMI Dane County at (608) 249-7188 to learn more.
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Visit the website to see the times and locations of specific support groups.
First Breath // Wisconsin Women’s Health Foundation
Phone: (608) 251-1675
About this resource: First Breath is a free, statewide program that helps pregnant women, new moms, and their families quit smoking.
Who can use this resource? Anyone
Next Steps:
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Health care providers should refer individuals to the Wisconsin Women’s Health Foundation.
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If you have additional questions, contact the First Breath Outreach Manager at (608) 251-1675 Ext. 118.
