There are two drug and alcohol addiction treatment centers located within six miles of Clemmons, North Carolina.
Both of these substance abuse treatment facilities are outpatient treatment centers.
Medication-assisted treatment, detox services, and counseling are available here.
For more treatment options, be sure to view our list of the best alcohol rehab centers in North Carolina.
Rehab Centers Near Clemmons, North Carolina
1. Old Vineyard Behavioral Health Services – Winston-Salam, North Carolina
Available 24 hours a day, every day, Old Vineyard is accredited by The Joint Commission.
This alcohol and drug addiction treatment center offers:
- a day program (PHP)
- intensive outpatient program (IOP)
- dual diagnosis treatment
Location and contact information:
3637 Old Vineyard Rd.
Winston-Salem, NC 27104
(855) 234-5920
2. Wake Forest Baptist Health Chemical Dependency Program – Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Addiction treatment programs in the Chemical Dependency Program at Wake Forest Baptist Health are individualized, structured, and offer continued recovery support.
Substance abuse treatment services provided in this drug rehab center include:
- buprenorphine opioid replacement treatment
- IOP programs
- medication management
- dual diagnosis treatment
- outpatient detoxification
Location and contact information:
791 Jonestown Rd.
Winston-Salem, NC 27103
(336) 716-4551
Find Substance Abuse Treatment Centers Near Clemmons, North Carolina
Since there are no drug and alcohol addiction treatment centers in Clemmons, and the closest centers do not offer inpatient treatment, residents may seek treatment elsewhere.
Many recovery centers are located in North Carolina and all over the United States.
If you are considering traveling for addiction treatment, be sure to view our list of the best alcohol rehab centers in the US.
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Published on March 17, 2021
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