Fort Worth Clinic
7229 Hawkins View Dr, Fort Worth, TX 76132
Admissions
24/7 (call anytime)
Opioid Treatment
Same-day appointments
If you need opioid treatment in Fort Worth, you are in the right place. Wherever it started, what counts is that you stop now.
Opioids change how your brain handles cravings, so stopping is far harder than simply deciding to. What works is medication that blocks the cravings and a counselor who helps you understand why you use.
From here it is one phone call. A provider sees you within a day or two, and you can leave with medication if it helps and a counselor already lined up.
First appointment available today
Counseling digs into why you use, so recovery holds.
Suboxone® (buprenorphine-naloxone) and Methadone are evidence-based medicine. They free up the energy you need for your recovery.
Most people dread this call. It is shorter and simpler than you expect.
Someone answers at 866-955-2481, ready to help and never to judge.
We confirm your coverage in about five minutes, before you set foot inside.
In about three hours, a medical provider reviews your history and maps a plan with you.
If it fits, dosing may begin that day, with counseling scheduled to follow.
If the idea of taking medication for opioids makes you uneasy, here is what it really involves.
You take Suboxone® or Methadone, usually once a day, and it does one thing well: it quiets the cravings and stops withdrawal. You are not fighting your own body every hour.
At the right dose, neither gets you high or slows you down. You feel like yourself again, steady enough to focus on your way to recovery: understanding your triggers, mending relationships, and setting goals you care about.
Taking medication is always your choice. But for opioid addiction, medication paired with counseling is the most dependable way out we have seen.
You are safer on the medication than off it.
Untreated opioid use carries a high overdose risk. A prescribed, monitored dose of Suboxone® or Methadone lowers that risk sharply while you stabilize.
Think of this as a gut check. If a handful hit home, reach out:
Any of these felt familiar? That is your reason to call today.
Inside our Fort Worth opioid program, this is how every plan is designed:
Opioids are what we treat, day in and day out. Here is what sets us apart:
Most insurance covers opioid addiction treatment. We will check for you in about five minutes.
We accept commercial insurance and Medicare at our Texas locations. Self-pay is available. Coverage varies by plan. Call us to discuss your options: 866-955-2481.
Admissions: 24/7 (call anytime)
Dosing: Monday to Friday 6:00 AM to 2:00 PM, Saturday 7:00 AM to 9:00 AM
Highway: East of the Chisholm Trail Parkway toll road, southwest of downtown Fort Worth
Landmark: In Hawkins Business Park, north of Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital
Bus: Trinity Metro Route 51, Oakmont and Harris stop
Parking: On-site parking at 7229 Hawkins View Drive
Phone: 866-955-2481
7229 Hawkins View Dr, Fort Worth, TX 76132 (southwest Fort Worth, Hawkins Business Park)
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It is one of the most common paths we see. A surgery or injury leads to a legitimate prescription, and dependence follows. How it began matters far less than starting treatment now.
Expect flu-like misery: aches, nausea, sweating, anxiety, and sleepless nights. It is rough but rarely dangerous, and medication can take the edge off within hours of your first dose.
Counseling and medication usually run six to nine months or longer, but you set the pace. Some people taper off medication after that, and others stay on it longer because it keeps them stable. There is no wrong answer.
Both quiet cravings and withdrawal. The main difference is timing: Methadone can begin the day you come in, while Suboxone® needs you to be in early withdrawal first. Your provider walks you through the choice.
Neither one gets you high at the right dose. They hold the cravings and withdrawal steady, so your head is clear enough to work on recovery.
We treat fentanyl every day. It is far more potent than other opioids and often needs carefully managed dosing, and you can read more on our Fort Worth fentanyl treatment page.
You stay in treatment. We look at what led to it, adjust your plan, and keep moving toward the goals you set. We are not going anywhere.
Almost everyone is. The person on the other end has taken this exact call many times, and you can share as little or as much as you want. Call when you are ready, or leave your number and we will reach out.
Loving someone who uses opioids is frightening and exhausting. One call gets you a clear read on the options and how to bring it up with them.
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