Opioid Treatment Programs in Nevada

Mission Treatment Centers in Henderson is an outpatient rehab and methadone-based opioid treatment program. This treatment provider is listed as a SAMHSA-Certified Opioid Treatment Program. The facility accepts pregnant and postpartum women.

Las Vegas Comprehensive Treatment Center provides medically-monitored outpatient treatment services for opioid addiction.

The Center for Behavioral Health offers affordable outpatient rehab and opioid treatment, including methadone and buprenorphine services. It is listed as a CARF and SAMHSA-Certified Opioid Treatment Program.

Las Vegas Recovery Center in Las Vegas operates an opioid treatment program that provides inpatient detoxification. This treatment provider is listed as a SAMHSA-Certified Opioid Treatment Program.

The Center for Behavioral Health in Reno is part of a group of outpatient facilities treating opiate addiction. This treatment provider is listed as a CARF and SAMHSA-Certified Opioid Treatment Program.

Founded in February 2000, The Adelson Clinic is a certified, private, clinic dedicated to treating the disease of opiate (heroin and painkillers) addiction by providing methadone (maintenance) treatment and counseling services. The clinic staff is treating adults and teenagers, and is the only local clinic to use methadone to treat teen dependency on painkillers such as OxyContin and Lortab, or

Center for Behavioral Health in North Las Vegas is a certified outpatient rehab that offers outpatient methadone and buprenorphine services. Suboxone is used as an alternative to Methadone. Vivitrol is used for the treatment of alcohol and opioid dependence.

A nationally-recognized treatment provider certified by the Joint Commission, Las Vegas Recovery Center offers a complete continuum of care for anyone who needs alcohol and/or drug rehab services. This treatment provider is listed as a SAMHSA-Certified Opioid Treatment Program.

The Life Change Center is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that has been providing recovery services for heroin and prescription medication abuse concerns since 1999.