Expansion and access SouthLight is rapidly expanding access through new Raleigh location and the SouthLight Mobile clinic, signaling a growing footprint and potential cross-sell of telehealth, MAT, and community outreach services to local partners and housing programs.

Mobile MAT opportunity Launched SouthLight Mobile to deliver MAT and counseling directly into Wake County communities, creating a direct sales path to partner with local health systems, pharmacies, and recovery housing programs to scale outreach and treatment adoption.

Integrated care push Recent Integrated Care initiative broadens services to address physical health alongside behavioral health, presenting opportunities to collaborate with primary care networks, payers, and employer health programs seeking holistic SUD and mental health solutions.

Housing and recovery partnerships Ongoing partnerships with Oxford House and CASA NC indicate a strong lever to connect with recovery housing, social services, and VA-affiliated networks to embed treatment programs and aftercare support for residents.

Nonprofit scale and funding With a yearly reach of over 5,500 clients and revenue in the lower mid-market range for peers, there is potential to explore grant-funded programs, donor-driven partnerships, and contract opportunities with counties and health systems seeking evidence-based mental health and MAT services.