The Centre for Addiction Medicine (CAM) comprises an 80-bed in-patient facility, 60 for men, 10 for women, and 10 High Dependency beds for more intensive observation and treatment. The outpatient facility runs on Monday, Thursday, and Saturday, offering individually tailored treatments including pharmacological interventions for withdrawal and long-term prevention of relapse, individual and group counseling, family counseling, and intensive aftercare.

Since its inception, CAM has provided training to hundreds of post-graduate students from mental health, medical, and non-medical disciplines, who in turn carry out several community and related clinical interventions for addiction prevention and treatment. The centre has also trained medical officers from across India, including Karnataka, Himachal Pradesh, Bihar, Chhattisgarh, and Orissa.

Our dedicated team for community interventions focuses on prevention, recognizing high-risk populations, and early referral. We have developed digital evaluation systems including electronic medical records and e-prescription for outpatient assessment and are expanding this to in-patient and emergency services.