What Lantern provides
Both St. Johns House and Randolph Community accept prescribed medications, including all forms of MAT. Prescribing and treatment decisions remain with your licensed healthcare professional.
We accept prescribed MAT, perform scheduled medication counts, and coordinate transportation to doctors and treatment facilities.
Before move-in, discuss prescriptions, medication arrangements, appointment schedules, and transportation needs with admissions.
Your treatment remains a clinical decision
Lantern is a non-clinical housing program. We do not prescribe, administer, adjust, or clinically manage medications. Licensed healthcare professionals direct treatment.
Residents manage their own medications under the program’s medication policies. Discuss storage, scheduled counts, and any accommodation needs with admissions before move-in.
Different paths to recovery
Lantern welcomes MAT, 12-step, faith-based, and SMART Recovery pathways. Admissions can explain the program’s recovery meeting expectations and how your chosen approach fits.
Discuss your housing needs