Addiction-medicine physician leadership
Clinical leadership supports specialty assessment, treatment planning, medication decisions, consultation, and coordination across care settings.
Our care team
BBAMS brings addiction-medicine, peer, behavioral, coordination, and measurement capabilities together around individualized care. The team works across disciplines while keeping the person’s goals, health, relationships, and continuity at the center.
Clinical and support capabilities
Clinical leadership supports specialty assessment, treatment planning, medication decisions, consultation, and coordination across care settings.
Advanced-practice clinicians contribute assessment, treatment, medication management when clinically indicated, follow-up, and patient education within verified roles.
Peer specialists bring lived experience, reduce fear and stigma, help people navigate care, support practical next steps, and strengthen engagement over time.
Behavioral support helps address coping, motivation, emotional well-being, and recovery goals, with coordination to appropriate specialty services when needed.
Coordination connects treatment plans, referring clinicians, families and supports when appropriate, community resources, and transitions between levels of care.
Structured measurement and responsible reporting can support follow-up, quality improvement, and useful feedback to care partners where appropriate.
BBAMS focuses on substance-use disorder and addiction medicine. It is not a general psychiatry service or a replacement for specialty psychiatric care.
This page describes the kinds of support that make coordinated care possible without publishing staff names, schedules, direct contact details, or unverified staffing counts.
Connect with BBAMS
Patients and families can explore care pathways. Clinicians and community partners can review referral and consultation guidance.