The Best Addiction Treatment & Suboxone Clinic in Houston
“Super easy process. The Houston clinic will get you in right away and treat you with respect. They don’t push themselves or any agenda on you. They are simply there for you.”
No Judgement
You're not 'kicked to the curb' if you relapse, instead you're given extra support to get back on track. You'll feel the love every time you walk in.
Success Rates 80% Higher Than Average
According to Harvard-led statisticians, you're 80% more likely to stop abusing drugs and alcohol long-term with Symetria compared to any other treatment option.
A One-Stop Shop
Get a diagnosis, therapy and any medications for related issues that hold you back too — like depression, anxiety, trauma and social isolation.
It's Time to Make a Change
Quick, Easy Access to Affordable Addiction Treatment
Fast Access to Meds
On-site pharmacy and appointments usually within 24 hours
Convenient Appointments
Saturday, morning and evening services — plus transportation
Unlimited Support
Even if you're only looking for meds, therapies and relapse prevention are here when you're ready
Covered by Insurance
Trusted by all major insurance companies, including Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas
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Feel Happy Again
Comprehensive, Evidence-Based Programs
“They offer so much more than other places – IOP, MAT, therapy. And, they do it with kind encouragement versus forcing things down our throats.”
Vivitrol Program
Game-changing, non-addictive monthly shot given for alcohol addiction and those early in drug addiction to prevent cravings.
Suboxone Program
Live without feeling sick, high or constantly distracted by opioid use disorder. On-site prescriptions for both withdrawal and long-term maintenance.
Methadone Program
The stabilization and accountability some need to actually stay healthy this time. Daily dosing (except Sundays) with little to no wait times.
IOP - Intensive Outpatient Program
Group therapy several times per week — proven just as effective as inpatient rehab for all substance use issues.
Dual-Diagnosis
In conjunction with all programs to diagnose and treat any co-occurring mental health issues that keep you locked in unhealthy cycles — includes CBT or trauma therapies and medications like antidepressants, antianxieties and sleep regulators.
Unlimited Therapy
In conjunction with all programs to finally talk honestly about what's going on — when you're ready and whenever you need.
Your Next Step is Simple
The process starts with a friendly conversation to see if we’d be a good fit.
- You talk with someone who also struggled with drugs or alcohol before — no judgment.
- Treatment is 100% your decision. We'll never pressure you.
- If you're ready, discuss insurance or payment options and select a time to come (which can be the same day).
17347 Village Green Dr Suite 104, Jersey Village, TX 77040
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Clinic Hours
Weekdays 6AM-2PM (last dose 1:30PM)
Saturday 7AM-8:30AM
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Symetria - Houston Addiction Treatment & Suboxone Clinic
The north Houston location is between U.S. 290 HOV and the Jersey Meadow Golf course in Jersey City. It’s 18 miles northwest of downtown Houston, just west of the Sam Houston Tollway. There is one other Symetria clinic in Harris County and the greater Houston-Sugar Land-Baytown metro.
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Houston Clinic Details
Do you treat alcohol addiction here too?
Yes, alcohol issues are common at the Houston clinic. Some patients come for the Vivitrol program, others for the IOP therapy. Underlying issues like PTSD, family conflict or social anxiety are common with alcoholism and are treated here too. In fact, outpatient treatment is just as effective as inpatient rehab for treating alcohol issues.
How long does the IOP program last?
Is Vivitrol covered by insurance?
Yes, Vivitrol is covered by insurances, including Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas. Exactly how much you pay depends on your policy. Each plan sets its own deductible and co-insurance rates. For example, if you were in the hospital or rehab this year, the shot is likely free to you.
If your insurance doesn’t cover the medication, has a high deductible or you don’t have insurance, Vivitrol offers a savings program of up to $500 a month. Their website says 91% of patients with insurance accepted to the program pay $0 in out-of-pocket expense, which is huge because they can charge more than a thousand dollars per injection without insurance.
How does Methadone work?
Methadone is a low potency opioid. It calms receptors in the brain that crave opioids. Because methadone is satisfying the opioid receptors, they don’t trigger withdrawal symptoms. And, with methadone occupying these receptors, opioids like heroin, morphine or Oxycontin can’t produce the “high” feelings, if they are used. Without giving off the high, these drugs lose appeal. It’s taken daily, given by the medical team.
Does Suboxone help for heroin addiction only?
Buprenorphine (Suboxone) is only for opioid addiction, which includes heroin, but also prescription pain pills like hydrocodone (Vicodin), oxycodone (OxyContin, Percocet), morphine, codeine and fentanyl. It can even be a step down for methadone.
For alcohol, cocaine, meth or even marijuana addiction, monthly Vivitrol shots are a great anti-craving medication option.
How bad is the opiate epidemic in Harris County?
Drug overdose is the leading cause of accidental death in Harris County. The opioid crisis in Harris County is measurable worse than in Texas overall. Though, Texas has far less overdoses per population than many other states. Local institutions like the Harris County Public Health, the Houston Health Department and the Doctors for Change organization are partnering with funds from the CDC to address the crisis.
Alcohol is also a huge issue for Harris County. The percentage of adults binge drinking in Houston has risen sharply since 2013. Texas has a higher rate of binge drinking that the U.S. average, and Harris county shows up to 23% of the population with problem drinking patterns.
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