Methadone Clinics in Medford, Oregon

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Medford Treatment Center 750 Biddle Road Medford
CRC Health Oregon, Inc. 837 East Main Street Medford
Allied Health Services Medford 777 Murphy Rd Medford
Grants Pass Treatment Center 1885 NE 7th St Grants Pass

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Medford is a city in Jackson County, Oregon, in the United States. Back in 2019, the city had a population of 83,072. Individuals who need opioid addiction treatment can find it at a Medford methadone clinic. All methadone clinics in Oregon are accredited by SAMHSA, which is an abbreviation for the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. Normally, this specific accreditation needs to be renewed every couple of years, depending upon the type of methadone clinic. On top of that, accreditation requires methadone clinics to follow the latest guidelines that have been established by experts in the field of opioid addiction rehabilitation. Of course, these experts fully understand the importance of having patients initially assessed and supervised by medical staff. Methadone is a medication used for treating opioid addiction, requires a prescription, and can only be taken under medical supervision. This is because of the fact that methadone should only be taken at that individual’s exact dosage. It is important to mention that methadone should never be shared between patients in order to avoid potential misuse.

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