Programs
Methadone treatment in Paterson, New Jersey.
Turning Point, in partnership with Suburban Health Clinic, now offers expanded methadone treatment options. Whether you're beginning your recovery journey or looking to stabilize your treatment, we're here to help.
Can I get methadone treatment at Turning Point?
Yes. Turning Point partners with Suburban Health Clinic, a methadone clinic located downstairs from our detox and residential programs in Paterson. If you are currently on methadone, admissions for detox or residential treatment run Monday through Friday. You can detox from other substances while maintaining your methadone dose, and have your dose stabilized or adjusted during residential treatment.
What to expect
What we offer.
Admissions if you are on methadone
Admissions Monday through Friday for patients currently on methadone seeking detox or residential treatment.
Dose stabilization and adjustment
Methadone dose stabilization or adjustment during residential treatment.
Starting methadone in residential care
Initiate methadone treatment while in residential care and establish a temporary or permanent home clinic with Suburban.
Direct transfers from hospitals
Direct transfers from hospitals, ERs, or hospital-based detoxes where methadone was used to stabilize or detox patients.
Detox while keeping your dose
Seamlessly detox from other substances while maintaining your methadone dose.
Guest dosing and discharge
Streamlined guest dosing and smooth discharge to your home clinic.
Why us
Why Turning Point for methadone.
Suburban Methadone Clinic is located downstairs from Turning Point's detox and residential programs in Paterson.
Nonprofit · Medicaid-accepted.
Insurance & cost
Covered by Medicaid, plus most major insurance.
Covered by Medicaid and most major insurance, plus county funding and a self-pay sliding scale. We'll verify your coverage for free, while you're on the phone.
Next steps
Where recovery goes from here.
Medical Detox
Where stabilization often begins.
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Short-Term Residential
Short term medically monitored to begin to address your substance use treatment and initial co-occurring disorders and other medical issues requiring stabilization.
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Long-Term Residential
Extended residential inpatient care to allow you to start building and strengthening the skills and tools you need for sustained recovery.
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Co-Occurring / Dual Diagnosis
Treatment provided in parallel (co-occurring) with your residential treatment to address your mental health issues.
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