Who We Are
National Methadone Clinics is an online publisher at https://nationalmethadoneclinics.com. We build a public directory that helps people find methadone clinics and other opioid treatment programs across the United States. We are not a treatment provider and we do not employ medical staff.
Our role is to gather and organize information so you can understand your options and take the next step.
How This Directory Works
This site gathers publicly available treatment information in one place so you can compare programs without visiting a dozen different websites. We organize clinics by city and state, and each listing shows the details we were able to confirm from public sources. Our information comes from sources such as the California Department of Health Care Services directory of substance use disorder treatment facilities and the treatment locator maintained by the federal government at findtreatment.gov.
Details can change, so we encourage you to call a clinic directly to confirm services, intake requirements, and current availability before you visit. We do not provide treatment ourselves, and we are not a substitute for advice from a doctor or counselor.
How Our Helpline Works
A helpline can be a starting point when you are not sure what kind of help you need. Typically, these lines connect you with someone who listens, explains treatment options like methadone and other medications for opioid use disorder, and points you toward programs near you. A helpline is not a substitute for emergency care.
If someone is in immediate danger, call 911. At this time, we have not confirmed a staffed phone line for this site, so the most reliable way to reach us is the email address in the section below.
Get in Touch
You can reach National Methadone Clinics by email at contact@nationalmethadoneclinics.com. We read every message and reply when we can help. If you are in immediate danger or having a medical emergency, call 911 instead of waiting for an email reply.
Our site is at https://nationalmethadoneclinics.com, where you can browse treatment options and read more about medication-assisted treatment for opioid use disorder.