Drug Rehab in Hurst, TX

Most people get an assessment the same day or the next, and the intake team is available to answer your call 24/7. Methadone prescription can often begin the day you are assessed. Suboxone® starts once you are in early withdrawal, and your provider confirms the safest timing with you at the visit.

We are located at 1813 Harwood Court, off West Harwood Road in the heart of the Mid-Cities. The clinic sits between Grapevine Highway and the Texas 183 Airport Freeway, with Bedford, Colleyville, and North Richland Hills all minutes away and free parking on-site.

Our patients drive in from Bedford, Euless, Colleyville, North Richland Hills, Keller, and Grapevine. Our Harwood Court clinic sits near the center of the Mid-Cities, so most patients reach our clinic in under fifteen minutes.

You do not have to figure this out alone. Your provider helps you choose based on your opioid history, how soon you need to start, and how you want to take your medicine day to day. They are all proven, so it comes down to fit, not one being better.

MHMR runs a public program with set hours and longer waits. We offer same-day assessments, 6 AM dosing, and a private clinic where you see the same care team every visit instead of a rotating staff.

It is different because you keep living your life while you get treatment. You get access to medication and counseling on a schedule that works around your job and family. Many of our patients come to us after a residential program. If recovery gets hard, your team adjusts the plan with you and keeps you in care.

Yes, and most of our Hurst patients do. Weekday dosing opens at 6:00 AM so you can come in before your work shift. IOP meets three mornings a week, with a virtual evening option, and outpatient care is just one visit a week.

Yes, Federal HIPAA rules apply, and nothing is shared without your written permission. Our Harwood Court location is private, with on-site parking and a discreet entrance, so coming in does not draw attention. We know your privacy matters, and we protect it at every visit.

Fentanyl is now one of the leading causes of overdose deaths across Tarrant County. Our Hurst clinic treats fentanyl use disorder with Methadone, Suboxone®, and counseling, all in one place, so you are not piecing care together.

Most people who call for someone else are worried and unsure where to start. Our intake team can walk you through how to raise it and what the first visit looks like. They can also show you how to support your loved one without taking over. Call (866) 287-5921 and we will walk you through the next steps together.