Methadone clinics in North Carolina: takes medicaid
80 of the 101 opioid treatment programs SAMHSA lists in North Carolina say they take Medicaid. Call the program to confirm before you go: payment terms and openings change faster than any listing.
80 programs
Order: Programs with full SAMHSA listings first, then ones from SAMHSA's OTP directory alone; A to Z by name within each group. No program pays for its place (how lists are ordered). Opioid withdrawal and why medication matters after it.
80 opioid treatment programs in North Carolina
| Reports | Programs | Share |
|---|---|---|
| Also offers Detox | 19 | |
| Also offers Residential | 2 | |
| Also offers Outpatient | 69 | |
| Medication Methadone (certified OTP) | 80 | |
| Medication Buprenorphine | 46 | |
| Medication For alcohol use disorder | 23 | |
| Payment Medicaid | 80 | |
| Payment Medicare | 78 | |
| Payment Private insurance | 68 | |
| Payment Sliding fee scale or no charge | 12 |
Source: SAMHSA's FindTreatment.gov listing, pulled . Programs report their own services to SAMHSA, and details change. Call to confirm before you go. A listing here is not a recommendation. Withdrawal.help is independent and not affiliated with SAMHSA, and SAMHSA has not reviewed or endorsed it. Order follows fixed rules; no program pays for its place. Programs can correct SAMHSA's record at FindTreatment@samhsa.hhs.gov or tell us. How this list is built.