Methadone Clinic in Lewisville, TX

Relief starts today at our Lewisville Methadone clinic off I-35E. One daily dose eases cravings and withdrawal, with same-day assessments and 6:00 AM dosing so you can get to work on time.

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Lewisville Clinic

1850 Lakepointe Dr #400, Lewisville, TX 75057

Hours

Dosing Monday through Friday 6:00 AM to 2:00 PM (last dose 1:30 PM), Saturday 7:00 AM to 9:00 AM (last dose 8:30 AM)

Transfers

Coming from another clinic? We aim to finish transfers same-day, with no gap in your dosing.

What Is Methadone Treatment?

One dose of Methadone works all day. It quiets withdrawal and cravings without the high. It’s been proven safe for over 50 years. You focus on work and recovery instead of being sick.

Starting is simpler than many people expect. You do not have to wait until you are in withdrawal to begin. At your intake, our medical team reviews where you are and decides when it is safe to give your first dose.

More Than 50 Years

of safe, effective clinical use

FDA-Approved

Medicine for opioid use disorder

Take-home doses are part of the plan.

At first you come in daily, and as you make progress, take-home doses and fewer visits each week open up.

How Methadone Works

Our medical team starts you at a low dose and raises it slowly as your body adjusts. Here is how the first few weeks tend to go:

01

Withdrawal Stops (Hours, Not Days)

The physical symptoms and the anxiety start to ease within hours of your first dose.

02

Steady All Day

One morning dose holds cravings and withdrawal down from the time you wake until night.

03

Room to Rebuild

With your dose holding, cravings stop running the show, and your focus returns to work, family, and the week ahead.

Is Methadone Right for You?

Methadone works best for people who want steady, daily support. Methadone may be right for you if:

You want one dose that lasts all day.
You want to start without waiting for withdrawal.
You live with chronic pain alongside opioid use disorder.
You have used Methadone before and it worked.
You want to take your dose before your commute and shift.
You need a daily structure to stay on track

Not sure Methadone is the one?

Our medical team prescribes both Methadone and Suboxone®, and will guide you toward the better fit for your history and schedule.

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What to Expect at Our Lewisville Methadone Clinic

Your First Visit

Call (866) 287-5921 any time, day or night, to schedule your intake session.
Finish your paperwork and medical evaluation on-site.
Go over your medicine and schedule with the care team.
Receive your first Methadone dose the same day, once you are cleared.
Plan for about three hours, from check-in to first dose.

Ongoing Treatment

Quick daily dosing visits, Monday through Saturday, in and out in minutes.
Regular check-ins while your dose settles in.
Take-home doses as you make progress.
Counseling on a regular schedule, built into your plan.
Early morning hours, get your dose as early as 6:00 AM before heading to work.

Methadone vs. Suboxone® (buprenorphine): Which Is Right for You?

Not sure which one? Here is the difference.

Factor

Methadone

Suboxone® (buprenorphine)

Medication Type

Full opioid agonist

Partial opioid agonist

Starting Treatment

Can start the same day, no withdrawal needed

Requires active withdrawal before starting

Chronic Pain

Treats pain and addiction together

Primarily for opioid addiction

Dosing Location

Doses given at the clinic

Can be taken at home

Duration

Lasts 24 to 36 hours

Lasts 24 hours or more

Factor

Medication Type

Methadone

Full opioid agonist

Suboxone® (buprenorphine)

Partial opioid agonist

Factor

Starting Treatment

Methadone

Can start the same day, no withdrawal needed

Suboxone® (buprenorphine)

Requires active withdrawal before starting

Factor

Chronic Pain

Methadone

Treats pain and addiction together

Suboxone® (buprenorphine)

Primarily for opioid addiction

Factor

Dosing Location

Methadone

Doses given at the clinic

Suboxone® (buprenorphine)

Can be taken at home

Factor

Duration

Methadone

Lasts 24 to 36 hours

Suboxone® (buprenorphine)

Lasts 24 hours or more

Not sure which is right for you? Our medical team prescribes both medications and can help you decide based on your history and goals.

Learn more about our Lewisville Suboxone® (buprenorphine) Clinic →

What Sets Our Lewisville Methadone Clinic Apart

At our Lewisville clinic, you get more than a daily dose. You get visits that respect your time, counseling and psychiatry in the same place, and a team that stays with you. Here is what sets us apart:

Fast Daily Visits
You walk in, get your dose, and head back to your day in minutes, with no long lines.
Dose Before Work
You can get your dose as early as 6:00 AM on weekdays, ahead of an early shift.
A Plan That Adapts
You stay in treatment through setbacks, with a plan that shifts as your recovery changes.
Counseling Included
You have access to counseling in every plan, with no cap on the number of sessions.
Mental Health On-Site
You can get care for depression, anxiety, and trauma in the same building.

Insurance and Payment Options for Methadone Treatment in Lewisville

We work with most major plans. Coverage depends on your plan, and we check yours in minutes.

Blue Cross Blue Shield
UnitedHealthcare
Aetna
Cigna
Magellan Health
Humana
Medicare

We accept commercial insurance and Medicare, and self-pay is available too. Call to talk through your options: (866) 287-5921.

Lewisville Methadone Clinic Location and Hours

Hours

Admissions: 24/7 (call anytime). Assessments are usually set for the same day or the next.
Medication pickup: Monday through Thursday 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM (last dose 5:30 PM), Friday 6:00 AM to 2:00 PM (last dose 1:30 PM), Saturday 7:00 AM to 9:00 AM (last dose 8:30 AM)
Intensive Outpatient: Monday, Wednesday, and Friday 9:00 AM to 12:15 PM
Outpatient: Tuesday 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM, plus an in-person session Thursday 9:00 AM to 10:30 AM

Getting Here

Highway: Right off I-35E in Denton County, 8 miles north of DFW Airport
Transit: The Westbound Southwest at Kia bus stop is a three-minute walk across the interstate
Parking: Free on-site parking at 1850 Lakepointe Drive

Contact
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1850 Lakepointe Dr #400, Lewisville, TX 75057
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Methadone Clinic Lewisville: Frequently Asked Questions

How fast can I start treatment at your Lewisville Methadone clinic?

Most intakes are same-day or next-day. You don’t have to wait for withdrawal. We can start the day of your assessment. No waiting until you’re sick.

What are the dosing hours at your Lewisville clinic?

You can get your dose Monday through Friday from 6:00 AM to 2:00 PM, with the last dose at 1:30 PM. Saturday hours are 7:00 AM to 9:00 AM if weekdays are hard to make.

How quickly can I transfer my methadone dose from a Denton clinic?

We aim to finish transfers the same day, with no gap in your dosing. Bring your current dose and last dose date from your Denton clinic, and we coordinate the handoff.

Is your Lewisville clinic the closest methadone option to North Dallas?

We are the closest Symetria clinic to North Dallas, right off I-35E. Patients in Flower Mound, Highland Village, Carrollton, and Frisco reach us without the longer drive to Denton or Dallas.

How close are you to Medical City Lewisville?

We are located minutes from Medical City Lewisville, just off I-35E. If a hospital stay or detox recently ended, you can often begin dosing here within a day.

How does Methadone work for opioid use disorder?

Methadone is a long-acting medicine, so one dose works steadily for about a day. It acts on the same part of the brain that opioids affect, but in a slow, steady way, so it controls withdrawal and cravings without making you high. That steadiness lets you focus on counseling and rebuilding your life.

Can I take Methadone during pregnancy?

Yes, you can. For pregnant patients with opioid use disorder, Methadone is a well-studied, recommended option. Staying in treatment protects you and your baby far more than stopping suddenly. Our medical team stays in close contact with your OB-GYN before and after delivery.

What are the side effects of Methadone?

During the first few weeks, sweating, constipation, dry mouth, or drowsiness are common as your dose settles. These usually fade. Less common side effects include changes to sleep, weight, or menstrual cycle. Tell our team about anything new, and we monitor your heart health.

When can I get take-home Methadone doses at your Lewisville clinic?

Take-home doses become available over time, as you make progress. Our medical team approves each step once it is safe, based on how you are doing and federal guidelines. Until then, you come in for your dose each day.

How long will I be on Methadone?

There is no set length. How long depends on you, your history, and how your body responds to the medicine. Some people stay on it a year or more, others less. You and our medical team decide together, and you stay on it as long as it helps.

Researching Methadone for Someone You Love?

Watching someone you love struggle is exhausting and scary. Call us, and we will explain how Methadone works and help you start the conversation.

See How You Can Help

Ready to Start Methadone in Lewisville?

Our Lewisville clinic is taking new patients. We can usually get your intake on the calendar within a day or two.

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