Methadone Clinics in Watch Hill, Rhode Island

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Name	Address	City
BHG Westerly Treatment Center	86 Beach St	Watch Hill
Addiction Recovery Institute South	205 Hallene Rd	Warwick
Root Center for Advanced Recovery New London Clinic	931 Bank Street	New London
BHG Westerly Treatment Center	86 Beach St.	Westerly
CODAC Behavioral Healthcare Wakefield	3045 Tower Hill Rd, Saunderstown, RI 02874	Wakefield
Phoenix House Detoxification Center	251 Main St.	Exeter
York Correctional Institution	201 West Main St.	Niantic
BHG Providence Treatment Center	160 Narragansett Ave	Providence
Codac Behavioral Healthcare Newport	93 Thames St.	Newport
BHG Johnston Treatment Center	985 Plainfield St.	Johnston
Quannacut at Stony Brook Eastern Long Island Hospital	201 Manor Place	Greenport
Root Center for Advanced Recovery Willimantic Clinic	54-56 Boston Post Road	Willimantic
Community Health Resources Danielson	71 Westcott Rd	Danielson
The Journey to Hope, Health and Healing	985 Plainfield Street	Providence
BHG Middletown Treatment Center	26 Valley Road Suite 202	Newport East
Root Center for Advanced Recovery Norwich Clinic	772 West Thames Street	Norwich

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Watch Hill, Rhode Island is a census-designated place in the affluent coastal town of Westerly. In the 2010 census, Watch Hill had only 154 residents. Despite its wealth and exclusivity, there are people in need of a Watch Hill methadone clinic. No one is immune from opioid addiction, and people suffering this addiction come from all walks of life. Thankfully, there are methadone clinics in Rhode Island offering this life-saving medication. Methadone relieves the devastating cravings and withdrawals that occur when someone tries to quit opioid drugs. Methadone must be taken daily, and for optimum results, should continue for at least one year. Other therapies, such as behavioral therapy to learn healthier habits and coping mechanisms, and counseling to deal with important psychological issues, may start off as a daily part of an intensive treatment program, but then slowly step-down in intensity and frequency to the occasional check-in session. What’s important is that the person in recovery be honest with themselves about what they need to do to stay healthy and off drugs.