GLRC Medical Services are available to the general public and offered in a variety of locations throughout the Upper Peninsula. These programs are staffed by a physician and nurse practitioners who can provide medication assisted treatment along with treatment for health conditions, preventative care, education on health topics and minor office procedures.
GLRC providers have many specialties. Specialty services include treatment for MAT (Medication Assisted Treatment), Hepatitis C, and provision of Ostomy Care. Also offered is a monthly dermatology clinic that accepts many insurance carriers including Medicaid.
Days and times of availability depend upon the location, however, the medical staff are also available via the use of telehealth services in some locations.
Call the Access Center to learn what services are available in your area: (906) 228-9696
Physician Referrals: Please fax all referrals to (906) 464-4043. Upon confidential review by our trained staff, your referral will be sent to the appropriate provider.
Self Referrals: Please call (906) 228-9696 for more information and to schedule your first appointment.
GLRC is pleased to announce that we have the capacity to serve our clients and the general public in the following ways:
Offered on the fourth Tuesday of every month at the Negaunee Integrated Care Clinic, GLRC offers a dermatology clinic to all members of the community. Clients do not need to be receiving other GLRC services to attend the dermatology clinic.
Examples of conditions managed by the dermatology clinic include:
Medical Services are offered in the following locations:
Marquette Outpatient
1009 W Ridge St Suite C
Marquette, MI 49855
(906) 228-6545
Negaunee Integrated Care Clinic
100 Malton Rd, Suite 7 & 8
Negaunee, MI 49866
(906) 485-2347
Sault Ste. Marie Outpatient
2655 Ashmun St.
Sault Ste. Marie, MI 49783
(906) 632-9809
Medication assisted treatment, combined with counseling, has been shown to be effective in the treatment of opioid disorders. GLRC’s Medication Assisted Treatment clinic provides medication that can help control cravings and the chemical impacts of substances.
Buprenorphine-based medications are now considered best-practice for treating individuals with opioid dependence. GLRC believes that when combined with comprehensive evidence-based therapies, a continuum of supportive auxiliary services and stringent operational controls, medication assisted treatment can be an effective pathway to abstinence, reducing the negative impact of opioid abuse for individuals and the community at large.
The target population for this treatment program includes those adult clients dealing with moderate to severe Opioid and/or Alcohol Use Disorder. Clients will be thoroughly screened to assess risk and appropriateness for compliance with all program rules and guidelines. Only those patients who can fully comply with the established program components will be accepted for treatment.
GLRC clinicians are able to refer an open, active client for medication assisted treatment (MAT) services by completing a MAT referral form. The clinician making the referral sends the form to the access center to start the official screening process.
Alternatively a future MAT client can call the access center to get a referral to one of our many outpatient clinics. From there the client will meet with a clinician, begin treatment, and from there is potentially eligible to be referred to the MAT clinic.
GLRC clinicians are able to refer an open, active client for medication assisted treatment (MAT) services by completing a MAT referral form. The clinician making the referral sends the form to the access center to start the official screening process.
Alternatively a future MAT client can call the access center to get a referral to one of our many outpatient clinics. From there the client will meet with a clinician, begin treatment, and from there is potentially eligible to be referred to the MAT clinic.
The intake is completed by the MAT nurse/case manager before the client is able to meet with the physician. The nurse/case manager provides a MAT program orientation and reviews the MAT treatment agreement before having the client sign. The nurse/case manager provides an information sheet on what to expect when receiving MAT services to the client. The nurse/case manager then completes the GLRC MAT medical history and PE form with the client in a structured interview.
The nurse/case manager answers any questions about the process that the client may have. A urine drug screen (12 panel) is completed to be utilized as a baseline. The client then sees the physician who reviews the intake documentation, medical history form and drug screening results before prescribing medications as indicated. The physician gives the client the GLRC MAT protocol for follow up appointments form and determines the client’s next appointment frequency.
Medical and MAT Services
Marquette Outpatient
1009 W Ridge St Suite C
Marquette, MI 49855
(906) 228-6545
Medical and MAT Services
Negaunee Integrated Care Clinic
100 Malton Rd, Suite 7 & 8
Negaunee, MI 49866
(906) 485-2347
MAT Services
Sault Ste. Marie Outpatient
2655 Ashmun St.
Sault Ste. Marie, MI 49783