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View hoursPRESCRIPTION OPIOID TREATMENT
Get information about physician-led treatment for oxycodone-related opioid use disorder, including medication-assisted options and integrated pharmacy support.
Treatment type
Physician-led prescription-opioid treatment
Possible medication
Methadone, Suboxone or Kadian/SROM when clinically appropriate
Where
Four TSCP GTA clinics
Pharmacy
Integrated onsite pharmacy support
Starting
Find a clinic, call TSCP or start the assessment
Direct answer
TSCP can assess problematic oxycodone use and determine whether it represents physical dependence, opioid use disorder or another clinical concern. If opioid use disorder is diagnosed, opioid agonist treatment may be considered when appropriate.
A simple clinical pathway
Choose a clinic, call the central number or start with the online assessment.
A clinician reviews the substance involved, current use, health history and treatment goals.
Medication is considered only when it fits the diagnosis, risks and individual clinical needs.
Ongoing appointments and pharmacy coordination support the treatment plan over time.
Medication options
A physician determines which option may be appropriate based on individual clinical needs. No medication is automatically selected from this page.
Methadone is an opioid agonist medication used to treat opioid use disorder. At TSCP, a physician assesses whether Methadone may be appropriate and coordinates ongoing monitoring and pharmacy support.
Learn about MethadoneSuboxone combines buprenorphine and naloxone and is used to treat opioid use disorder. A TSCP physician determines whether this option is appropriate based on clinical needs and treatment history.
Learn about SuboxoneSlow-release oral morphine (SROM), including Kadian, can be used as an opioid agonist treatment option in Canada. At TSCP it is considered only when clinically appropriate after physician assessment.
Learn about Kadian / SROMTSCP differentiator
TSCP combines physician-led addiction care with integrated pharmacy support. When a medication is prescribed and available through the location, prescribing, dispensing and pharmacist support can stay more closely coordinated.
Getting started
The exact visit depends on your clinical situation. TSCP should verify any more specific testing, dosing or prescribing procedures before they are published.
Common questions
TSCP provides physician-led addiction assessment and opioid-use-disorder treatment. A clinician determines whether medication-assisted treatment is appropriate based on the person's current needs and medical history.
There is no automatic medication choice. Methadone, Suboxone and Kadian/SROM may be considered for opioid use disorder when clinically appropriate. The treating physician determines the option and monitoring plan.
TSCP operates an integrated clinic-and-pharmacy model across its GTA locations. Use the location details to confirm the clinic and pharmacy information relevant to the site you plan to visit.
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Content updated: 2026-09-10
Four GTA clinics
TSCP clinic
Clinic and integrated pharmacy support. Confirm treatment availability for your specific plan with the location.
TSCP clinic
Clinic and integrated pharmacy support. Confirm treatment availability for your specific plan with the location.
TSCP clinic
Clinic and integrated pharmacy support. Confirm treatment availability for your specific plan with the location.
TSCP clinic
Clinic and integrated pharmacy support. Confirm treatment availability for your specific plan with the location.
Next step
Find a clinic or call 844-722-8829 and explain what you are looking for help with.
