Drug Rehab in Frisco, TX

You can usually schedule your intake the same day or the next day at our Frisco clinic. Our admissions team answers seven days a week. Our medical team helps you decide whether Methadone or Suboxone® works best, then confirms the safest time to start medication on your visit.

Our Frisco clinic is at 5220 Legendary Drive, at The Star, just off the Dallas North Tollway. We are less than a mile north of Stonebriar Centre and directly across from the Omni Frisco Hotel, in Collin County north of the Sam Rayburn Tollway. On-site parking is available.

We serve the north DFW corridor from our Frisco location, with patients coming from Plano, McKinney, Allen, Prosper, Little Elm, and The Colony. Our virtual evening sessions also extend care to people who cannot drive to the clinic during the day.

Our Frisco clinic offers both Methadone and Suboxone®. The intake assessment looks at your opioid use history, when your withdrawal symptoms appear, and how you want to take your medication. Our medical team walks you through the differences and matches the medication to your situation.

Our IOP in Frisco runs as a virtual evening program Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday from 5:30 PM to 8:45 PM. You get nine hours of group counseling a week plus unlimited one-on-one counseling, led by a counselor licensed in Texas, all from home after your workday.

Yes, you can keep working. Our evening IOP is virtual, so you can join from home after a full day in Plano, McKinney, or downtown Dallas. Admissions are open seven days a week, and your medication schedule is built around your week. Most of our patients keep their jobs throughout treatment.

Depression, anxiety, and trauma often sit underneath drug use. Our on-site psychiatry team handles both your addiction care and your mental health care in the same chart, at the same Frisco clinic where you get your medication and counseling.

Federal HIPAA rules apply at our Frisco clinic, and your information stays private unless you sign a release. The clinic sits in a discreet, modern space at The Star with on-site parking. Frisco is a close-knit suburb, and we treat every visit with that in mind.

DART GoLink offers on-demand, rideshare-style service in the Frisco area, which can connect you to our clinic at The Star. When you call (866) 955-2481, our team can also help arrange transportation so getting to treatment is one less worry.

Most friends and family are unsure where to start. Call (866) 955-2481, and our intake team walks you through the conversation: what to bring up, what to avoid, and what to approach gently. We also have a conversation guide many families use.

Fentanyl is now involved in the majority of opioid overdose deaths in Texas, including Collin County. Yes, we treat it. Our Frisco clinic brings Methadone, Suboxone®, and counseling together at The Star, so every part of your treatment comes from one team.

For most of north Collin County, yes, it is. Our clinic at The Star sits right off the Dallas North Tollway, so patients in Frisco, Prosper, Little Elm, and northern Plano can start treatment close to home instead of driving into Plano or Dallas for an opioid treatment program.

Yes. Patients from Prosper, Celina, Little Elm, and The Colony come to our clinic at The Star, a straight shot up the Dallas North Tollway. If a daytime drive is hard, our virtual evening IOP lets you join from home anywhere in Collin County.

We bring Methadone, Suboxone®, counseling, and on-site psychiatry together at The Star, so your whole plan comes from one team. You also skip the longer drive into Plano or Dallas, with early 6:00 AM dosing built around a north Collin County commute.

Yes. Our clinic is a discreet, modern space with on-site parking, and federal HIPAA rules protect every record. Nothing is shared with your employer, school, or family unless you sign a release. We know privacy matters in a close-knit suburb like Frisco.

Yes. We treat students from Collin College and nearby campuses, and the virtual evening IOP makes it easier to keep up with classes. Your schedule, your medication, and your counseling are planned around your week.