St. Paul – Men's Campus
Address
1630 University Ave W | St. Paul, MN 55104
Phone
(888) 648-7652
Hours
Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Services
Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
Full Day IOP 2.5 - 25 Hours
IOP 2.1 - 18 Hours
Telehealth
Assessment Scheduling
Substance Use Treatment
Mental Health Services
Men’s Outpatient Addiction Treatment in St. Paul, MN
The St. Paul Men’s Campus of Partners Behavioral Healthcare provides outpatient substance use treatment and mental health services for adult men in Ramsey County and the East Metro area. Our programming is designed to deliver structured, evidence-based care while allowing individuals to remain active in their daily lives.
We work with men who are beginning treatment, returning to care, or transitioning from a higher level of service.
Programs Available in St. Paul
Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Assessments
Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
Level 2.1 Services
Outpatient Substance Use Treatment
Co-Occurring Mental Health Support
Telehealth Options
Treatment emphasizes accountability, relapse prevention planning, and measurable progress toward recovery goals.
Court-Ordered and Justice-Involved Services
Our St. Paul Men’s Campus provides services for individuals who are justice-involved or court-referred. We coordinate with:
Ramsey County probation
Court systems
Diversion programs
Attorneys and case managers
We provide professional assessments, consistent attendance reporting, and structured outpatient programming that supports both compliance and long-term behavioral change.
Serving St. Paul and the East Metro
We support individuals from:
St. Paul
Maplewood
Roseville
Shoreview
Vadnais Heights
White Bear Lake
Oakdale
Surrounding Ramsey County communities
If you are seeking men’s outpatient addiction treatment in St. Paul, MN or need a court-ordered substance use assessment, our team is available to help you begin services.
Start the Process Today
To begin treatment at our Minneapolis location, you can start a referral online or contact our admissions team directly. Early intervention and structured support can make a significant difference in long-term recovery outcomes.




































