Methadone Clinics in Neptune City, New Jersey

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Name	Address	City
Discovery Institute – Marlboro New Jersey	80 Conover Rd	Marlboro
Suboxone Treatment Clinic	380 2nd Ave Suite 1004a	New York
Staten Island University Hospital: Methadone Clinic	392 Seguine Avenue	Staten Island
Beth Isreal Methadone	E 24th St	New York
Northwell Health Canarsie Multi Service Center	567 East 105th Street	Brooklyn
Interfaith Medical Center	880 Bergen St	Brooklyn
Center For Community Alternatives & CCA Wellness Center	25 Chapel Street Ste 701	Brooklyn
NYC Health + Hospitals / Bellevue.	462 First Avenue	New York
St. John’s Episcopal Hospital	327 Beach 19th St.	Far Rockaway
Elmhurst Hospital Center, M.M.T.P.	79-01 Broadway	Elmhurst
Kings County Hospital Center, Chemical Dependency Detoxification Unit	410 Winthrop Street	Brooklyn
NYC Health + Hospitals/Woodhull	760 Broadway	Brooklyn
The Lennard Clinic – III	850 Woodruff Lane	Elizabeth
South Brooklyn Medical Associates	685 3rd Avenue	Brooklyn
MMTP Clinic-Staten Island	111 Water Street	Staten Island
Gramercy Park Medical Group PC MMTP Clinic	253 3rd Avenue	New York
The Lennard Clinic	461 Frelinghuysen Ave	Newark
Beth Israel Medical Center MMTP Cumberland Clinic	100 Flatbush Avenue	Brooklyn
Aiden Kanwardeep MD	444 Huguenot Ave	Staten Island
Mount Sinai Beth Israel, Chemical Dependency	9 Nathan D. Perlman Place	New York

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In Monmouth County, Neptune City, New Jersey is a borough with a population of 4,596. Members of this small community are not immune to the opioid crisis and many are in need of a Neptune City methadone clinic for addiction treatment. All methadone clinics in New Jersey are nationally accredited and registered with the government, which means they must follow certain guidelines to remain in operation. One of these guidelines is that all clinics are overseen by a doctor and run by medical professionals. All prospective patients are first given a thorough exam and interview to make sure that methadone treatment is appropriate for them, and if so, what the proper dosage may be. Then, once treatment starts, patients are carefully monitored for safety and progress, and dosages are adjusted if the patient isn’t getting the full benefit from the treatment. Methadone should suppress the withdrawal symptoms and drug cravings caused by quitting opioids, so that patients can work on themselves and their environment and habits to support a life free from active addiction.