Methadone Clinics in Valparaiso, Indiana

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Name	Address	City
Porter Starke Services	601 Wall St	Valparaiso
Near North Health Service Corporation	4259 South Berkeley Avenue	Chicago
New Life Center -Edgewater Systems for Balanced Living	1100 W. 6th Ave	Gary
Human Resources Development Institute, Inc.	8000 South Racine	Chicago
HRDI	340 East 51st St.	Chicago
Human Resources Development Institute, Inc.	33 East 114th St.	Chicago
IJEGBA Community Inc.	1950 E. 75th St.	Chicago
New Season Treatment Center – Semoran	5001 E Dunes Hwy	Gary
Chicago Treatment & Counseling Center	3520 S Ashland Ave	Chicago
Chicago Treatment & Counseling Center	3520 South Ashland Avenue	Chicago
Northwest Indiana Treatment Center Inc	8500 Broadway Suite H	Merrillville
ICAN Community Services, Inc.	15475 South Park Avenue	South Holland
Family Guidance Center South	15400 S. Page	Harvey
South Shore Hospital	8012 South Crandon Ave.	Chicago
Great Heights Opioid Treatment Program	1473 Ring Rd	Calumet City
Renewed Hope Community Services, Inc.	626-628 East 71st St.	Chicago
Nuway Community Services	659 East 75th Street	Chicago
Recovery Cafe	1516 East 87th Street	Chicago
Serenity Treatment & Counseling Center	19408 North Creek	Lynwood
Elite Treatment Center	395 W Lincoln Hwy	Chicago Heights

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Valparaiso is the county seat of Porter County. As of 2018, it had a population estimated at 33,729 which may not be much but could include a number of people suffering from opioid use disorder. The city has a total area of 42.37 km² of which 0.31% is water. Inhabitants of Valparaiso who wish to medically treat opioid dependency may visit any methadone clinic Valparaiso Indiana for medication-assisted treatment. Methadone clinics in Indiana and other states are specialists in the medical treatment of opioid use disorder. They dispense methadone, a drug approved by the Food and Drug Administration and included on the World Health Organization’s list of essential medications, for the correction of the negative effects of opioids. Withdrawal from opioids could be painful but methadone is used in pain management. Methadone is not to be taken without the directives from a medication-assisted treatment expert because it could be misused or diverted into the illicit market. Treated with methadone is optional. The program enrollee must be informed about the possible side effects after giving the practitioner the details of the health history. The first few days of methadone maintenance usually take place under the close supervision of the practitioner. A program visit schedule may be agreed upon after that period.