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Who Answers?| Name | Address | City |
|---|---|---|
| Somerdale Treatment Services | 10 Somerdale Square 1200 South White Horse Pike | Somerdale |
| Lansdowne Treatment Services | 53N Union Ave | Lansdowne |
| Aldie Counseling Center | 11 Welden Dr | Doylestown |
| NET Centers | 7520 State Rd. | Philadelphia |
| Interim House Inc | 333 West Upsal Street | Philadelphia |
| VAMC Opioid Treatment Program | 38th and Woodland Ave. | Philadelphia |
| Aldie Counseling Center – Langhorne | 2291 Cabot Blvd W | Langhorne |
| The Healing Way Behavioral Health Drug and Alcohol Center | 7900 Frankford Ave | Philadelphia |
| Amha Inc | 1200 Walnut Street 2nd Floor | Philadelphia |
| Helen L. Goldman Rehabilitation Center | Eighth St. and Girard Ave. | Philadelphia |
| Merakey | 5429-37 Germantown Ave | Philadelphia |
| South Jersey Drug Treatment Center | 162 Sunny Slope Drive | Bridgeton |
| Philadelphia VA Medical Center | 3900 Woodland Ave | Philadelphia |
| Goldman Clinic | 801 West Girard Avenue | Philadelphia |
| Delaware Valley Medical | 7980 South Crescent Boulevard | Pennsauken |
| Soar Corporation Lansdowne | 33 Williams Street | Lansdowne |
| Methadone Treatment Center | 907 N Broad St | Philadelphia |
| K | 4237 Baltimore Avenue | Philadelphia |
| Kirkbride Center | 111 North 49th St. | Philadelphia |
| MATER and Family Center | 1233 Locust Street | Philadelphia |
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Barrington, New Jersey is a borough in Camden County with a population of 6,642. Barrington is small, taking up just a little over one and a half square miles of land. However, the size of a place doesn’t matter when it comes to something as universal as opioid addiction. The methadone clinics in New Jersey offer treatment services to people from all walks of life from all parts of the state, and a methadone clinic Barrington is available to help residents of this borough. The opioid crisis has exploded all our previous stereotypes about what a person addicted to heroin or painkillers is supposed to look like. Now we realize that they could look like anyone, because no one is immune to this addiction. Although certain things such as a genetic predisposition or a history of trauma can make a person more vulnerable to addiction, anyone who takes opioid drugs chronically will eventually develop a physical addiction. Methadone can treat that addiction, blocking the painful symptoms of withdrawal and intense drug cravings that follow quitting.