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Who Answers?| Name | Address | City |
|---|---|---|
| Cumming Comprehensive Treatment Center | 514 W Maple St #1206 | Cumming |
| The Genesis Center Of Winder | 206 East Broad Street | Winder |
| HealthQwest Frontiers | 3655 Canton Rd #201 | Marietta |
| GPA Treatment | 4255 Chamblee Tucker Rd | Doraville |
| Robert W Dail Memorial Treatment Center | 734 Hospital Road | Commerce |
| DM & ADR, Inc. | 1710 Commerce Rd | Athens |
| Breakthrough Addiction Recovery | 3330 Cumberland Blvd SE | Atlanta |
| Twin Lakes Recovery Center | 398 US-11 SW | Monroe |
| Newport Integrated Behavioral Healthcare, Inc. | 1810 Moseri Rd #5116 | Decatur |
| Atlanta Suboxone Doctor | 2563 M.L.K. Jr Dr SW | Atlanta |
| Toxicology Associates of North Georgia | 1700 Cumberland Point Drive Suite 1 | Marietta |
| Alliance Recovery Center | 209 Swanton Way | Decatur |
| New Day Treatment Center | 2563 Martin Luther King Jr Drive SW | Atlanta |
| Department of Veterans Affairs | 1670 Clairmont Road | Decatur |
| Alliance Recovery Center Conyers | 3430 Highway 20 | Conyers |
| Toxicology Associates of North Georgia | 751 Collins Hill Road | Lawrenceville |
| Crossroads Treatment Center in Dawsonville | 400 Dawson Commons Circle Suite 410 | Dawsonville |
| Empowerment Resource Center Inc | 230 Peachtree Street NW Suite 1800 | Atlanta |
| Southside Behavioral Lifestyle | 1100 Cleveland Ave | Atlanta |
| Bethany Christian Servs of Georgia Inc | 6645 Peachtree Dunwoody Road NE | Atlanta |
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Buford, a city with a total area of 45.32 km² of which 0.44% is water, has most of its part in Gwinnett County, but another part extends into Hall County. As of 2018, Buford had a population of 15,189. Opioid use disorder has been a big problem to the world. People who want to treat it medically may visit any methadone clinic Buford for medication-assisted treatment. Methadone is an effective opioid agonist. It is approved for the treatment of opioid addiction. Methadone is so effective that it has been included on the World Health Organization’s list of essential medications. Methadone is at the risk of being diverted to the illicit market, therefore, it is only to be taken in compliance with the instructions from a medication-assisted treatment expert. It blunts and blocks the adverse psychological effects of opioid. For the first few days of methadone maintenance, the patient is placed under close observation by the medication-assisted treatment expert. Doses of methadone are dispensed and adjusted. After the first few days, a schedule for program visits may be drawn. Patients who display a commendable level of compliance may be allowed take doses of methadone at home between program visits. All methadone clinics in Georgia are required to be accredited by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration.