Sunlight Medical Services PLLC

Outpatient opioid and alcohol treatment built around medications and counseling

Outpatient substance use treatment center with a strong emphasis on MAT, helping clients who need support managing opioid cravings or withdrawal symptoms while continuing to live at home rather than entering residential treatment. Counseling and behavioral therapies are used alongside medications to help clients address physical and behavioral aspects of substance use.

Flexible outpatient care designed around work, school, and family responsibilities

The facility offers an early intervention program, regular outpatient services, and an IOP to help clients find a program that best suits their needs and daily life. IOP clients attend a fixed schedule of both individual and group therapy with MAT available when clinically appropriate. Individual counseling provides an opportunity to work on substance use triggers, negative thought patterns, motivations, and behaviors. Group counseling is practical as well as social; clients share strategies for handling triggers and high-risk situations, practice listening and communication, and hold one another accountable.

Addiction, mental health, and primary care in one location

A primary care physician visits the facility once a week to monitor general health as clients progress through treatment. The physician can identify and monitor conditions like high blood pressure and diabetes, prescribe medications for general health needs, and refer clients to specialists when needed. Mental health care can address conditions such as depression, anxiety, and bipolar disorder, with or without co-occurring substance use. The facility also offers behavioral intervention for pain management, which can be beneficial for people whose substance use is related to reliance on medications on for pain.

Client reviews

Clients often describe caring, respectful staff and treatment that feels personal, with many noting meaningful progress over time. Some reviewers report concerns with intake, communication, referrals, billing, and medication-related processes.

• Staff & care experience (90% positive): Many reviewers describe staff as kind, professional, attentive, and nonjudgmental. A smaller number say they felt unheard or treated without enough consideration during difficult interactions. "They are easy to work with, easy to talk to and truly want what is best for you."
• Treatment quality & outcomes (90% positive): Reviewers frequently credit counseling, medical care, and individualized treatment with helping them make progress in recovery or manage other health concerns. A few questioned whether care plans reflected their needs. "They really do focus on you as an individual and what is the best treatment for your situation."
• Support & community (90% positive): Clients often mention feeling welcomed, accepted, and supported throughout treatment, including during transitions from other providers. "I always felt welcome and felt like they were happy to see me."
• Access & process (70% positive): Some reviewers appreciate responsive scheduling, flexible support, and help navigating care, while others report long intake appointments, referral problems, insurance delays, unexpected costs, or communication gaps. "They always get me in quick with no wait time."
• Facility & environment: Several reviewers describe the office as clean, comfortable, or therapeutic. A few describe the intake setting as impersonal.

Facility Transparency

• Verified by Start Your Recovery: On August 29, 2026, our research team conducted a comprehensive review of this facility's advertising claims, registrations from public health departments, national accrediting bodies, and SAMHSA.