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Name	Address	City
Parallax Center Inc.	145 East 32nd Street 6th Floor	New York
NewYork-Presbyterian Ambulatory Care Network – Specialty Care	503 East 70th Street 1st Floor	New York
Narco Freedom Inc	561 Court Street	Brooklyn
Suboxone Doctors Long Island	341 Eastern Pkwy	Brooklyn
Bridge Back to Life Center Inc	175 Remsen St	Brooklyn
Fenyves Andras MD	332 Dekalb Avenue	Brooklyn
Albert Einstein Wellness Center	1510 Waters Pl	Bronx
Montefiore Medical Center Substance Abuse Treatment Program	2058 Jerome Avenue	Bronx
Samaritan Village Inc., Methadone Treatment Program	130-20 89th Rd.	Richmond
Addiction Research and Treatment Corporation Third Horizon Clinic	2195 Third Ave.	New York
Beth Israel Medical Center M.M.T.P. Clinic 3C	435 Second Ave.	New York
Metropolitan Correctional Center	150 Park Row	New York
Long Beach Medical Center	455 East Bay Drive	Long Beach
Saint Joseph’s Medical Center	175-20 Hillside Ave	Jamaica
Flushing Hospital Medical Center: Mental Health Outpatient Clinic	146-01 45th Ave #310	Flushing
St. Joseph’s Hospital Opioid Treatment Center Powell	211-221 Powell St.	Brooklyn
Kingsboro Addiction Treatment Center	754 Lexington Ave.	Brooklyn
Kings County Hospital Center M.M.T.P. 2	648 Albany Ave.	Brooklyn
Narco Freedom Nfi Mmtp	477 Willis Ave # 479	Bronx
Habit OPCO	Box 125	South Amboy

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With a population of 282,011, Newark is the most populous city in New Jersey and the Essex County seat. It is also one of the oldest cities in the nation, having been settled by Puritans in 1666. Today, the city is vulnerable to the current opioid crisis affecting the entire nation, which has led to a great need for treatment from methadone clinics in New Jersey. Residents willing to accept opioid addiction help from a methadone clinic Newark NJ will have a much greater chance at recovery success than someone who attempts to quit on their own. An even greater chance of success will come to those who combine methadone therapy with other addiction treatments such a CBT (cognitive behavioral therapy) and co-occurring disorder treatment. Drug education and coaching in practical issues such as finding stable employment and safe housing will also improve recovery success. Some methadone clinics are part of programs that include all of these things, but if they are not, clinics should be able to help patients find organizations or facilities that do offer such services.