Name | Address | City |
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New Concept and Associates | 1707 NE 74th Terrace | Kansas City |
Mattie Rhodes Center Northeast | 148 North Topping Avenue | Kansas City |
Kansas City Metro Methadone Program | 3901 Rainbow Boulevard | Kansas City |
Kansas University Physicians, Inc. | University of Kansas Medical Center | Kansas City |
BHG Kansas City North Treatment Center | 1125 N 5th Street | Kansas City |
Midwest Institute for Addiction Treatment: Alcohol & Drug Rehab Kansas City MO | 6300 N Lucerne Ave | Kansas City |
Kansas City VA Medical Center | The Kansas City VA Medical Center 4801 Linwood Boulevard | Kansas City |
Methadone Clinic – University of Kansas Hospitals | Unnamed Road | Kansas City |
BHG Kansas City Treatment Center | 2534 Campbell St | Kansas City |
University Health Behavioral Health Recovery Health Services | 1000 East 24th Street Suite 2-E | Kansas City |
Paseo Clinic | 1000 East 24th Street | Kansas City |
BHG Kansas City Treatment Center | 723 E 8th Street | Kansas City |
ReDiscover – Alt Care | 3211 Woodland Avenue | Kansas City |
Heartland Center for Behavioral Change – KC Outpatient | 1514 Campbell Street | Kansas City |
Tri-County Mental Health Services CSTAR | 4420 NE Chouteau Trafficway Suite 101 | Kansas City |
Imani House | 3950 East 51st Street | Kansas City |
Methadone clinic rediscover | 2201 Harrison St | Kansas City |
Swope Health Central | 3801 Dr Martin Luther King Jr Blvd | Kansas City |
Rediscover | 5904 Bannister Road | Kansas City |
BHG Overland Park Treatment Center | 6331 West 110th St | Overland Park |
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Kansas City, the county seat of Wyandotte County, is the third-largest city in the U.S. state of Kansas. Its 2018 population estimated at 152,958 means it could be home to some people experiencing opioid use disorder. It has a total area of 332.3 km² and it is home to some methadone clinics. People who wish to treat opioid dependency in the city may visit any methadone clinic Kansas City KS for medication-assisted treatment. Methadone clinics are specialists in the dispensing of methadone to medically assist people who rely on the use of opioids physically or psychologically. Methadone clinics in Kansas, as in other states, are regulated. They are required to consider the full health history of patients and inform them about the possible side effects of methadone before enrolling them. It is also a requirement that methadone clinics be accredited by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. Taking doses of methadone does not make a complete medication-assisted treatment. Usually, the clinics provide the program enrollees with some psychological support to make sure that the negative psychological effects of methadone are corrected. Short term methadone maintenance runs for about twelve months. Long term maintenance could go on for years. Maintenance could go on indefinitely in some cases.