Drug Rehab in Fort Worth, TX

Most people can be seen the same day or the next day at our Fort Worth clinic. Our admissions line is open 24 hours a day, and dosing opens at 6:00 AM on weekdays. Methadone can often begin the day of your assessment, while Suboxone® starts once you are clearly in withdrawal, so many patients begin medication on their first visit.

We are at 7229 Hawkins View Drive in southwest Fort Worth, in Hawkins Business Park just east of the Chisholm Trail Parkway toll road and a few streets north of Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital. On-site parking is available, and Trinity Metro Route 51 stops at Oakmont and Harris.

You can come in for Suboxone® alone. Because we have an on-site pharmacy, you get your medication here instead of risking a pharmacy that will not fill it. Therapy is available whenever you want it, but you stay in control of your plan. See our Fort Worth Suboxone® Clinic page for details.

You do not have to decide before you come in. Our medical providers prescribe both and will help you choose based on your history, your health, and your goals. You can read more on our Fort Worth Methadone Clinic and Suboxone® Clinic pages.

An Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) is group-based treatment a few mornings or evenings a week, more support than weekly counseling without leaving home. Our Fort Worth IOP is led by a licensed counselor, with unlimited one-on-one sessions alongside it. See our Fort Worth IOP page.

We treat fentanyl addiction at our Fort Worth clinic every day. Because fentanyl is mixed into much of the street supply and is so potent, it often needs higher, carefully managed doses, which we provide with Methadone and Suboxone®. Most patients can begin the same day. Learn more on our Fort Worth fentanyl treatment page.

We treat addiction to heroin, prescription painkillers such as OxyContin and Percocet, fentanyl, and more. Treatment pairs medication with counseling that is part of every plan. See our Fort Worth opioid treatment page for how the program works.

You do not need to be sober or ready to quit to start treatment. Come as you are. If you are still using when you arrive, that is all right. We will work with you on the next step from there.

You can keep working while in drug rehab at our Fort Worth clinic. Dosing opens at 6:00 AM, and we offer morning and virtual evening IOP sessions, so you can hold on to your job and your responsibilities while you get treatment.

Many people struggling with addiction are also living with depression, anxiety, or trauma. Our on-site psychiatry team can treat both together, which leads to steadier recovery than treating either one alone.

Your treatment is confidential. We do not share information without your written consent, and HIPAA protects your privacy. No one learns you are in care unless you choose to tell them.

We accept commercial insurance and Medicare, and self-pay is available. Coverage varies by plan, so call 866-955-2481 or use the insurance checker. We will confirm your benefits before you commit. Outpatient care is generally far more affordable than inpatient or hospital programs.