Opioid use
Opioid use disorder.
Individualized evaluation and treatment planning for opioid use disorder, including a conversation about medication options such as buprenorphine when appropriate.
Opioid use treatmentBoard-certified expertise. Personal care.
Addiction medicine.
Built around you.
Co-founded and co-led by
Maureen Strohm, MD, DFASAM, FAAFP
Brian Kaszuba, MD, FASAM
An equal physician partnership bringing board-certified Addiction Medicine expertise to Las Vegas hospital care. Outpatient addiction care by video for patients in Nevada is planned from December 2, 2026.
Southern Hills Hospital consults · Outpatient opening planned December 2, 2026
Care that sees the whole person.Your health. Your goals. Your next step.
ROOTED IN SOUTHERN NEVADA
Physician-led careAddiction medicine expertise
Hospital consultationsSouthern Hills Hospital & Medical Center
Without judgmentA conversation, at your pace
A first for Nevada
Nevada’s first and only
Addiction Medicine consult group.
Our physicians see hospitalized patients at Southern Hills Hospital & Medical Center for Addiction Medicine consultations, working alongside the hospital team to help guide care.
Our hospital consultation serviceHow we can help
Expert care.
A human connection.
From hospital consultation to plans for ongoing outpatient care, the starting point is you.
Alcohol use
Alcohol use disorder.
Talk with a physician about your relationship with alcohol, your goals, and the medical options and supports that may help you move forward.
Alcohol use treatmentOngoing recovery
Keep moving forward.
A continuing conversation about how treatment fits into your life, with follow-up care, medication review, and coordination with other supports when appropriate.
Continuing your careEvery treatment plan begins with an individual medical assessment. Outpatient addiction care in Nevada: planned from December 2, 2026.
The SNAP approach
You are a person.
Not a diagnosis.
As Southern Nevada Addiction Partners, we believe good medicine starts with listening. Your experiences matter. Your goals matter. And asking for help should feel like a step toward something better.
Start with a conversation.
Space to talk honestly about what has been happening and what you want to change. No perfect starting point required.
Make a plan together.
Understand your options, ask your questions, and work with a physician on a treatment plan grounded in medical evidence and your needs.
Build beyond the first visit.
Recovery is an ongoing process. Follow-up care creates room to review your progress, adjust your plan, and keep taking the next step.
Getting started
One step at a time.
A straightforward path from your first question to a plan for your care.
01
Choose your appointment.
Once scheduling opens, select a new patient visit and a time from the clinic’s available appointments.
02
Meet your physician.
Join a video visit from a private place in Nevada. Talk through your health, your concerns, and your goals.
03
Take the next step together.
Review a personalized plan and discuss follow-up, medications when appropriate, and additional support.
The people behind your care
Experience you can trust.
People you can talk to.
Physician leadership, a commitment to thoughtful care, and roots in the Southern Nevada medical community.
Maureen Strohm, MD, DFASAM, FAAFP
Co-founder & Co-leader · Addiction Medicine
Founding Program Director of Nevada’s first Addiction Medicine fellowship at Southern Hills Hospital. A family physician and medical educator with a career dedicated to training physicians and caring for people affected by addiction.
Meet Dr. Strohm
Brian Kaszuba, MD, FASAM
Co-founder & Co-leader · Addiction Medicine
Board-certified in Family Medicine and Addiction Medicine. Fellowship-trained in Addiction Medicine and a faculty physician at Southern Hills Hospital, with experience across outpatient, residential, and hospital care.
Meet Dr. KaszubaAn equal physician partnership, co-founded and co-led by Maureen Strohm, MD, DFASAM, FAAFP, and Brian Kaszuba, MD, FASAM.
A little clarity
Questions are a good place to start.
Here are a few things you might be wondering before taking your next step.
Your first visitWhen does the outpatient addiction clinic open?
We plan to begin outpatient video visits on December 2, 2026. Our initial clinic dates are December 2, 9, and 16, 2026, from 8:00–11:00 a.m. Pacific, for patients in Las Vegas and throughout Nevada. New patient intakes are 60 minutes; follow-ups are 30 minutes. See the planned schedule and online booking updates.
What does an Addiction Medicine physician do?
An Addiction Medicine physician evaluates substance use concerns in the context of your overall health, discusses treatment options, and helps plan continuing care. At SNAP, our physicians provide hospital consultations in Las Vegas and are preparing outpatient telehealth care for patients in Nevada. Explore our approach to care.
Do your physicians see patients at Southern Hills Hospital?
Yes. Southern Nevada Addiction Partners provides Addiction Medicine consultations for hospitalized patients at Southern Hills Hospital & Medical Center. If you or a family member is hospitalized there, ask the treating team whether a consultation is appropriate. Learn about hospital consultations.
Do I have to be sober before reaching out?
You can begin a conversation about care wherever you are in your recovery. Your physician will help assess your needs and the safest setting for treatment. An online visit may not be appropriate for urgent withdrawal or other emergencies.
Can I meet with my physician online?
SNAP is preparing a Nevada telehealth service. Visits take place by video, and patients must be physically in Nevada at the time of their appointment. Your clinician will determine whether telehealth is appropriate and whether in-person evaluation or additional services are needed.
What does treatment cost? Do you take insurance?
SNAP is preparing a cash-pay telehealth service. Confirmed visit fees and payment policies will be published before online booking opens. Medication, laboratory testing, and outside services may have separate costs. Please review the total expected cost before scheduling.
Can I discuss buprenorphine or other medications?
Yes. A physician can assess whether medication is appropriate for your needs, including buprenorphine for opioid use disorder. A visit does not guarantee a specific prescription. Treatment decisions depend on a medical evaluation, safety, and applicable requirements.
What happens at my first appointment?
Your first visit is a conversation about your health, substance use, medications, and goals. Together, you and your physician discuss treatment options and next steps. Read how to prepare for your first visit.
Can I arrange emergency care or hospital admission here?
No. The website is not monitored for urgent needs, and online outpatient scheduling does not arrange a hospital admission. Our inpatient consultations at Southern Hills Hospital are coordinated through the treating hospital team. If you have a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.
When you are ready
Let’s start with
a conversation.
You don’t need to have everything figured out to take a step toward care.