In her words:

“For me, the answer has always been clear: that every person struggling with addiction deserves access to compassionate, evidence-based treatment. No one should be turned away because of where they live, how much they earn, or the stigma they face.

Addiction is not a moral failing. It’s a complex medical condition that requires care, understanding, and long-term support. I believe treatment should meet people where they are, not after they’ve hit “rock bottom,” not after they’ve proved they’re worthy but right now, when they ask for help.

At our clinic, we provide outpatient medications for addiction treatment including methadone and buprenorphine, mental health care, and a supportive environment where healing is possible. We serve people with Medicaid, Medicare, and those without insurance. Because access to recovery should never be a privilege.

What matters to me is your recovery. Your dignity. Your life. And we’re here to walk with you every step of the way.”

Biography

Dr. Rose Uradu, MD brings depth, steadiness, and compassion to her work in addiction. She partners with patients using an evidence-based and holistic approach that honors both medical complexity and lived experiences of individuals in southern Ohio. Dr. Uradu focuses on the treatment of opioid use disorders and co-occurring medical conditions. Dr. Uradu has extensive experience managing chronic medical illnesses related to addiction, including infectious diseases, pain conditions, and other medical complications. Integrating thoughtful assessment, medication, and supportive care to promote stability, healing, and long-term recovery.

Education and Experience:

• Trained in Family Medicine

• Board certified Addiction Medicine Specialist

• Over 15 years of experience treating Opioid Use Disorder in rural America

• Over 30 years practicing medicine

Locations Served:

• Dr. Uradu is available to see patients located in any of the following states: Kentucky, Ohio, West Virginia

Services available:

• Treatment for Opioid addiction, cravings and withdrawal

• Addiction Counseling