State guide · Opioid treatment programs
Methadone Clinics in North Carolina
108 certified opioid treatment programs are listed in North Carolina; 105 of them (97%) confirm Medicaid, and 71 confirm they offer methadone. This guide covers 180 cities and towns in North Carolina, each with its own page listing nearby programs by straight-line distance.
Where programs are in North Carolina
Each small dot is a certified opioid treatment program. Numbered markers match the list.
Places with the most programs nearby
- 1Asheville8 programs
- 2Charlotte6 programs
- 3Cary5 programs
- 4Durham5 programs
- 5Knightdale5 programs
- 6China Grove4 programs
- 7Fayetteville4 programs
- 8Greenville4 programs
- 9Leland4 programs
- 10Troutman4 programs
Programs within 10 miles of each place, by straight-line distance.
- Dots
- Certified programs
- Places
- Numbered as in the list
North Carolina at a glance
- certified programs listed
- 108
- cities and towns with a page
- 180
- of programs confirm Medicaid
- 97%
- confirm they offer methadone
- 71
- also offer buprenorphine
- 100
Paying for methadone in North Carolina
Access to affordable treatment widened in North Carolina when lawmakers expanded Medicaid, extending coverage to many adults with low incomes. If you live in the state and are starting methadone treatment, this program may cover your medication and counseling with little or no cost to you. Private insurance and self-pay options remain available as well. Asking about coverage during your first contact with a clinic is worthwhile.
What methadone treatment is
Methadone treatment falls under a special category of care called opioid treatment programs, which are licensed and regulated more strictly than ordinary medical practices. The medication must be dispensed, not prescribed for home use at the start. Anyone seeking this care in the state will enroll at a certified program that operates under both federal rules and North Carolina oversight.
Choosing a clinic
Insurance coverage for methadone treatment differs by plan. Many clinics accept Medicaid or private insurance, and some offer payment options for those without coverage. Contact the clinic's billing office or your insurer to confirm what is covered before your first visit.
Cities and towns in North Carolina, A to Z
180 places. Each page lists certified opioid treatment programs by straight-line distance.
A
B
- Bailey
- Barnardsville
- Beaufort
- Belmont
- Benson
- Bessemer City
- Bethania
- Black Creek
- Black Mountain
- Blowing Rock
- Boone
- Buies Creek
- Bunn
- Bunnlevel
C
- Canton
- Carthage
- Cary
- Castle Hayne
- Charlotte
- China Grove
- Claremont
- Clayton
- Clemmons
- Clyde
- Coats
- Cofield
- Concord
- Conover
- Cooleemee
- Cornelius
- Cramerton
D
E
F
G
- Garner
- Garysburg
- Gaston
- Gastonia
- Gerton
- Glenwood
- Godwin
- Goldsboro
- Granite Falls
- Granite Quarry
- Greensboro
- Greenville
H
- Harrisburg
- Hayesville
- Hays
- Hickory
- Hiddenite
- High Point
- High Shoals
- Hildebran
- Holly Springs
- Hope Mills
- Hudson
I
J
K
L
M
- Maggie Valley
- Maiden
- Manns Harbor
- Manteo
- Marble
- Marion
- Mars Hill
- Marshall
- Matthews
- McAdenville
- McLeansville
- Middlesex
- Millers Creek
- Mineral Springs
- Monroe
- Montreat
- Mooresville
- Moravian Falls
- Morehead City
- Morrisville
- Mount Holly
- Mount Pleasant
- Murphy
N
O
P
R
S
- Salisbury
- Sedalia
- Shallotte
- Sharpsburg
- Siler City
- Simpson
- Sims
- Southern Pines
- Spencer
- Staley
- Stanley
- Statesville
- Stony Point
- Summerfield
- Swannanoa
- Swansboro
T
V
W
- Wake Forest
- Walkertown
- Wallburg
- Waynesville
- Weaverville
- Welcome
- Weldon
- Wendell
- Wilkesboro
- Wilmington
- Wilson
- Wingate
- Winston-Salem
- Winterville
- Winton
- Wrightsville Beach
Z
Questions about methadone clinics in North Carolina
How many methadone clinics are in North Carolina?
108 certified opioid treatment programs are listed in North Carolina; 71 confirm they offer methadone.
Which places in North Carolina have the most programs nearby?
Asheville (8 within 10 miles), Charlotte (6 within 10 miles) and Cary (5 within 10 miles), counting certified programs by straight-line distance from each city or town center.
Do methadone clinics in North Carolina accept Medicaid?
105 of the 108 listed programs (97%) have confirmed Medicaid acceptance. Coverage can change, so check with the clinic before your first visit.
Do clinics in North Carolina also offer buprenorphine?
100 of the 108 listed programs have confirmed buprenorphine services.
How far do the city pages search?
Each city and town page in North Carolina lists programs within 10 miles by straight-line distance, not drive time. When none is that close, it shows the nearest listed programs within 50 miles.
Insurance and cost guides
- Guide Cost of Methadone Without Insurance What methadone treatment can cost when you pay without insurance.
- Guide Is Methadone Treatment Covered by Insurance? How insurance coverage for methadone treatment works.
- Insurance Does Aetna Cover Methadone Treatment? Methadone treatment coverage questions for Aetna members.
- Insurance Does Blue Cross Blue Shield Cover Methadone Treatment? Methadone treatment coverage questions for Blue Cross Blue Shield members.
- Insurance Does Cigna Cover Methadone Treatment? Methadone treatment coverage questions for Cigna members.
- Insurance Is Methadone Treatment Covered By Unitedhealthcare? Methadone treatment coverage questions for UnitedHealthcare members.
- Insurance Does Humana Cover Methadone Treatment? Methadone treatment coverage questions for Humana members.
- Insurance Is Methadone Treatment Covered By Tricare? Methadone treatment coverage questions for TRICARE members.
Not sure where to start in North Carolina?
A helpline adviser can talk through options, costs and next steps.
Calls are answered by a free helpline that can help you find treatment. We are not affiliated with the clinics listed.