Drug Rehab Clinics in Texas

For many people at Symetria Recovery's Texas clinics, the cost of outpatient addiction treatment is largely covered by commercial insurance or Medicare. Symetria accepts most major insurance plans, including Blue Cross Blue Shield, UnitedHealthcare, Aetna, Cigna, Humana, Magellan, and Medicare. Symetria accepts commercial insurance and Medicare only. If you're unsure about your coverage, our admissions team can walk you through what your plan is likely to include. Call (866) 287-5921 to verify your benefits before your first appointment.

Outpatient addiction treatment supported by Medications for Opioid Use Disorder (MOUD), sometimes referred to as medication-assisted treatment (MAT), has decades of clinical evidence behind it. Methadone and Suboxone® are both FDA-approved medications shown to significantly reduce cravings, ease withdrawal symptoms, and support long-term recovery from opioid use disorder.

At Symetria Recovery, medication is one part of a broader system of care called The Symetria Method®. Every patient also has access to unlimited individual and group counseling, psychiatric care, family counseling, and Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOP). Patients set their own recovery goals, and care continues without judgment regardless of ongoing use or setbacks. Treatment outcomes vary based on individual circumstances and goals.

Safety warning: Combining Suboxone® with benzodiazepines (such as Xanax or Valium), alcohol, gabapentinoids, or other sedating medications significantly increases the risk of respiratory depression and overdose. Tell your provider about all medications you take, including over-the-counter drugs. Your provider will work with you to manage these safely. Your care continues, and your treatment plan may be adjusted to keep you safe. All patients starting Suboxone® should have naloxone available at home in case of emergency.

Treatment length varies based on the substance involved, your goals, and how you respond to medication and counseling. For people receiving MOUD, SAMHSA and other leading clinical bodies recommend a minimum of 12 months of continuous treatment. Many people benefit from continuing longer, and there is no recommended maximum duration.

For people receiving Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) treatment for alcohol use disorder, timelines typically range from three to 12 weeks, though this varies by individual. Your care team will work with you to find the right pace, and you'll never be pushed to end treatment before you're ready.

Residential treatment requires you to leave your home and live at a facility for 30 to 60 days, away from work, family, and your regular life. Outpatient treatment means you attend scheduled appointments at a clinic and go home the same day. You keep working, stay connected to your family, and maintain your housing throughout your recovery.

Symetria Recovery offers outpatient treatment exclusively across all Texas locations. The model was built on the belief that people shouldn't have to choose between getting help and keeping their life together. Clinics are open Monday through Saturday, appointments are structured around working hours, and virtual sessions are also available in several locations. We strive to offer same-day assessments so that you don't face a weeks-long wait to get started.

Symetria Recovery offers the following FDA-approved medications at its Texas locations:

For opioid use disorder (OUD):

• Methadone, which can be started without waiting for withdrawal to begin, dispensed on-site at all Texas clinics.
• Suboxone®, initiated once you're in moderate withdrawal, also dispensed on-site.

For alcohol use disorder (AUD):

• Oral naltrexone, prescribed where clinically appropriate.

All Texas locations are licensed Opioid Treatment Programs (OTPs), which means medications are dispensed directly at the clinic rather than through an outside pharmacy. Your medical provider will work with you upfront to determine which medication is the right fit based on your history, the substance involved, and your individual circumstances. The goal is to get the clinical decision right from the start, and your care team takes time to do that with you.

Yes, and that's exactly what the outpatient model is designed for. All Symetria Recovery Texas clinics are open Monday through Saturday, with appointment scheduling built around standard working hours. Your initial appointment takes approximately three hours. Follow-up appointments are typically 45 to 60 minutes.

Many people receiving treatment at Symetria maintain full-time employment throughout their entire course of care. If your schedule changes at any point, your care team can work with you to adjust your appointment times accordingly.

Symetria Recovery does not maintain a wait list. We strive to offer same-day assessments at all Texas locations. You can call (866) 287-5921 or submit the form on this page to be connected with our admissions team within minutes.

One important distinction worth knowing: a same-day assessment is not the same as same-day medication initiation. Starting medication depends on your withdrawal stage, the substance you've been using, and your medical provider's clinical evaluation. Medication initiation timing depends on when you're in adequate withdrawal, which varies by individual and the substance you've been using. While same-day appointments are available, your provider will determine the safest time to begin medication based on your withdrawal symptoms.

All treatment at Symetria Recovery is protected under federal law. Substance use disorder treatment records carry additional protections under 42 CFR Part 2, which extends beyond standard HIPAA requirements. Your information cannot be shared without your written consent, with limited exceptions required by law.

If you choose to involve a family member in your care, Symetria offers family counseling as part of The Symetria Method®. That decision is entirely yours. Your privacy is protected throughout your treatment.

Symetria Recovery currently operates nine outpatient clinics across three Texas regions:

Dallas-Fort Worth (five locations): Fort Worth, Arlington, Frisco, Hurst, and Lewisville. All five offer Methadone, Suboxone®, and IOP services. The Frisco clinic is fully licensed and operational for on-site Methadone dispensing.

Houston area (three locations): Houston, Spring, and Sugar Land

Central Texas (one location): College Station

All locations are licensed by the Texas Health and Human Services Commission and hold CARF Gold Seal accreditation, a standard met by approximately 22% of healthcare facilities worldwide. To find the clinic nearest to you, use the location finder on this page or call (866) 287-5921.

Your first appointment is an assessment, not a test. It's a conversation to understand your situation, your goals, and what kind of support will work best for you. Initial appointments typically take approximately three hours and include a medical evaluation, a review of your history with substances, insurance verification, and a meeting with your care team to discuss your treatment options.

You won't be judged based on what you've used, how long you've been using, or whether you've tried treatment before. The Symetria Method® is a non-punitive system of care. Your care continues regardless of setbacks, and you and your care team make decisions together throughout your treatment. There are no rules that require abstinence to remain in care, and counseling is available as often as you need it, with no cap on sessions.

To schedule your first appointment, call (866) 287-5921. We strive to offer same-day assessments at all Texas locations.