Methadone Clinics in Somerville, New Jersey

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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
Stateline Medical Phillipsburg	590 Marshall Street	Phillipsburg
Hamilton Treatment Services	3444 Quakerbridge Rd building 1a	Hamilton Square
Aldie Foundation, Inc.	11 Welden Dr	Doylestown
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
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
Integrity House, Inc.	595 County Ave.	Secaucus
Resource Center for the Chemically Dependent, Inc. Morris County	1574 Sussex Turnpike	Randolph
Organization For Recovery, Inc.	519 North Avenue	Plainfield

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Somerville, New Jersey is a borough in Somerset County with a population of 12,063. This borough also hosts one of the oldest bicycle races in the United States. Like many of New Jersey’s charming boroughs, there are still people here who struggle with opioid addiction. Among the methadone clinics in New Jersey, one can find a methadone clinic in Somerville NJ for quality addiction recovery. Methadone is a medication that can be used to get through the worst of withdrawal suffering during the acute detoxification period after quitting opioid drugs, but it can also be used as a maintenance medicine that keeps more protracted withdrawal symptoms and drug cravings at bay for the long-term. Most experts in the field of addiction recovery would recommend a methadone maintenance treatment duration of at least one year, because it takes at least that long for people in recovery to make all of the necessary life changes to support an existence completely free from active addiction.