The Best Addiction Treatment & Suboxone Clinic in Hurst

“I came in just looking for meds because they could get me in right away. That was almost a year ago, and I’ve stayed clean ever since. These people and how much they care will change your life.”

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.

Dr. Lea McMahon LPC, EdD — Chief Clinical Officer
Dr. Lea McMahon · LPC, EdD
Doctorate-level Licensed Professional Counselor with 20 years in substance use treatment and neuropsychiatry, adjunct psychology professor at Columbia College

Chief Medical Officer

Dr. Andrew Giannotti · MD

Fellow of the American Society Addiction Medicine, Associate Professor of Medicine and current Chapter President for the Texas Society of Addiction Medicine

Sara Kaylor LPC, LCDC — Program Director - Hurst
Sara Kaylor · LPC, LCDC
Licensed in both mental health and chemical dependency with a Master's Degree from University of North Texas in Rehabilitation Counseling and 12 years in the field

Dispensing Nurse
Candice Le'Shore · LVN
Licensed Vocational Nurse from the The Texas Board of Nursing with deep understanding of substance use issues through the personal struggles of close family and friends

Front Office
Cara Farson · BA
Psychology major from Benedictine College, Volunteer at The Guidance Center with experience in customer service and as project researcher in emotional investment

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Your Next Step is Simple

The process starts with a friendly conversation to see if we’d be a good fit.

Jim H. Everyone is knowledgeable and gives a personal approach to your MAT. They take their time with every step of your recovery and put you in charge, so you feel positive about your progress. This is a different experience (night & day) from the previous clinic I went to in Houston. They are not just there to medicate you and send you on your way. They actually really care.

28 Days Ago

Danielle A. I came here a year sober but was still a MESS. The counselors helped me become the woman I am today. They sponsored me to become a recovery coach. They always treated me with the utmost respect and care. They gave me back my confidence. As a 35 year old mother of 5, I didn't think getting my confidence back was a thing. But, they work wonders here.

13 Days Ago

Johnny D. They treat patients like real people here. Imagine that. There's plenty of one-on-one time. They cared so much that I was able to be honest. I never experienced that before.

4 Days Ago

1813 Harwood Ct, Hurst, TX 76054

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Clinic Hours
Weekdays 6AM-2:30PM (last dose 1:30PM)
Saturday 7AM-8:30AM
IOP Groups
Monday, Wednesday, Frida 9:30AM-12:30PM

Near You Now

Symetria - Chicago Addiction Treatment & Suboxone Clinic

The Hurst addiction treatment clinic is off West Harwood Road between Grapevine Highway (26 Boulevard) and the Texas 183 Texpress. Tarrant County College and the Private & Campus bus stop are 0.8 mils away. The Hurst clinic is the only Symetria location in Tarrant County, surrounded by Bedford, Colleyville and North Richland Hills.

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Addiction Questions and Answers

How does this program compare with other MAT programs in Hurst?

There aren’t many options for Suboxone, Vivitrol or methadone in Hurst. But, compared to clinics in general Symetria does things differently. You don’t have long waits or rundown rooms. Most importantly, you aren’t judged. It’s not about lying your way through sessions and checking boxes. Your treatment is your treatment. You’re treated like a person, not a number. And, given access to all medications and therapies that are backed by research.

Does the Hurst clinic offer transportation?

If you live in Hurst, we can help arrange transportation through Uber Health rides or bus routes, but there are details to discuss before we get to the free rides. Explain your situation when you call, and we’ll figure out how to help you access treatment.

Can you overdose on Suboxone?

It is highly unlikely to overdose on just Suboxone. The medication has a built-in “ceiling effect” to limit to how much the opioid receptors is activated. But, mixing Suboxone with a benzodiazepines like Xanax can be fatal. Benzos should never be taken while on Suboxone.

What Methadone interactions are dangerous?

The medical team isn’t here to judge. Be honest with them to understand any risks. For example, taking Suboxone on methadone can cause withdrawal symptoms. And, methadone can make HIV medications less effective. The doctor will talk you through any medications relevant to you.

In general, do not mix methadone with medications like Ambien or benzodiazepines (benzos include Xanax, Ativan or Klonopin) that slow your central nervous system. This interaction can cause fatal breathing problems.

How can I convince someone to get help at this Hurst clinic?

You probably have more leverage than you think. Try gathering 3-5 other people that support the idea of treatment and approach your loved one together with care and concern (not anger or frustration). You can even call ahead of time so they can get in the same day.

Unlike inpatient rehabs, the clinic is not a big ask. The goal is simply to get them to show up.

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