SouthLight Mobile Clinic for Opioid Use Disorder

SouthLight Healthcare is expanding its reach by launching a mobile clinic to bring Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) for opioid use disorder directly into the community.

Now Open at Oak City Cares

Address: 1430 S Wilmington St, Raleigh, NC
Hours: Monday-Friday 7:00-10:00 am
Walk-ins welcome.

SouthLight Mobile reaches underserved communities, providing flexible, convenient, and quality care directly to individuals who face barriers to accessing traditional clinic-based services.

Whether you’re seeking help for yourself, a loved one, or you are a referral partner looking for accessible treatment options, SouthLight Mobile is available to meet the need.

Extending SouthLight’s Opioid Treatment Program

SouthLight Mobile represents our continued commitment to meet people where they are and deliver care with dignity. This new service is an extension of our established Opioid Treatment Program, based at the SouthLight Raleigh Hub (2101 Garner Road), and one of the largest single-site opioid treatment programs in North Carolina. Learn more about our Opioid Treatment Program here, including our walk-in hours.

"SouthLight Mobile is a vital step toward breaking down barriers to care. By bringing life-saving treatment directly into the community, we’re meeting people where they are—both literally and in their recovery journey. This innovative approach allows us to reach individuals who may not otherwise have access to behavioral health or opioid treatment services.”

—Kristin Cain, PhD, LCMHC, CCS, LCAS

Senior Director of Operations Medication-Assisted Treatment

Services to be Provided:

Same-day assessment and clients begin treatment during their first visit
Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) with methadone or buprenorphine
Substance Use and Mental Health screenings
Counseling
Free Narcan distribution and overdose prevention resources
Education and support services

SouthLight Mobile FAQs

Access to treatment can change—and save—lives. Yet, transportation challenges, distance and other barriers often stand in the way. SouthLight Mobile makes it easier to get the care you need, offering Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) and supportive services right in the community, with the same compassionate, high-quality care you expect from SouthLight.

Individuals seeking treatment for Opioid Use Disorder
Referral partners: hospitals, clinics, shelters, social service agencies, justice system contacts, and community organizations
Community and family members seeking information and resources to help someone struggling with Opioid Use Disorder

Simply come up to the SouthLight Mobile unit; no appointment needed.
If you need help: Visit www.southlight.org or call 919-787-6131
If you are a referral partner: Complete our simple referral form online, call our team directly, or send clients directly to SouthLight Mobile.

Oak City Cares, 1430 S. Wilmington Street, open Monday-Friday 7-10 am. We will announce a 2nd location in the Fall of 2026.

A Step Toward Greater Access to Treatment

Funded through Opioid Settlement Funds distributed by the Wake County Commissioners, SouthLight Mobile reflects our commitment to expanding access, delivering treatment with dignity, and fostering a resilient, thriving community.

SouthLight Mobile • Now Open!

SouthLight Mobile Clinic for Opioid Use Disorder

Now Open at Oak City Cares

Extending SouthLight’s Opioid Treatment Program

Services to be Provided:

SouthLight Mobile FAQs

A Step Toward Greater Access to Treatment

Want to learn more about opioids?

Opioid Addiction, Treatment and Recovery.

Start your recovery today.

SouthLight Mobile • Now Open!

SouthLight Mobile Clinic for Opioid Use Disorder

Now Open at Oak City Cares

Extending SouthLight’s Opioid Treatment Program

Services to be Provided:

SouthLight Mobile FAQs

Why a Mobile Clinic?

Who Do We Serve?

How to Get Started

Where You Can Find Us

A Step Toward Greater Access to Treatment

Want to learn more about opioids?

Opioid Addiction, Treatment and Recovery.

Start your recovery today.