Methadone Clinics in Palm Bay, Florida

Call For Help With Addiction

Talk To Someone Now

• Find a Clinic Near You
• Access Help and Resources
• Get 24-Hour Guidance and Information

407-270-2421

Who Answers?

Within 25 Miles

• Within 10 Miles
• Within 25 Miles
• Within 50 Miles
• Within 100 Miles

List Map

Name	Address	City
Central Florida Treatment Centers Palm Bay	2198 Harris Ave NE	Palm Bay
Central Florida Treatment Centers Cocoa	7 N Cocoa Blvd	Cocoa
Central Florida Treatment Centers – Ft. Pierce	1302 North Lawnwood Circle, Suite B	Fort Pierce
New Season Treatment Center – Mid Florida	1507A North John Young Parkway	Kissimmee
Behavioral Health Centers Port St. Lucie	208 Sw Port St Lucie Boulevard	Port St. Lucie
Amethyst Recovery Center	2749 SW Port St Lucie Blvd	Port St. Lucie
New Season Treatment Center – Orlando	1002 N Semoran Blvd	Orlando
Aspire Methadone Clinic	100 West Columbia Ave.	Orlando
Center for Drug Free Living (CFDFL)	712 West Gore St.	Orlando
Central Florida Treatment Centers Orlando	1800 W Colonial Dr	Orlando

No results found!

Load more

With a population of 115,552 in 2019, Palm Bay, Florida is the most populous city in Brevard County. The city is located at the point where Turkey Creek meets the Indian River, which connects to the Atlantic Ocean. Some of the many methadone clinics in Florida can be found here. If you or someone you love is in need of medical treatment for an addiction to opioids, they need to seek a Palm Bay methadone clinic today. The necessary duration of methadone treatment can vary widely from person to person. Although some may only need methadone to help them get through the worst of detoxification and early withdrawals, most patients will need to stay on maintenance methadone for at least one year. Some patients may need to continue taking methadone indefinitely. No one should ever abruptly stop taking methadone, as this will cause a variety of painful side effects, withdrawal symptoms, and drug cravings, putting patients at risk of relapse as well as medical complications. Patients must always slowly taper their methadone dosage under a doctor’s guidance.