Methadone Clinics in Newton, New Jersey

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Name	Address	City
Morris County After Care Center	124 Hampton House Road	Newton
Somerset Treatment Services	118 West End Ave	Somerville
Inter-County Council on Drug and Alcohol Abuse	480-482 Kearny Ave.	Kearny
East Orange VA Medical Center	385 Tremont Ave.	East Orange
Stateline Medical Phillipsburg	590 Marshall Street	Phillipsburg
Resource Center for the Chemically Dependent, Inc. Morris County	1574 Sussex Turnpike	Randolph
Organization For Recovery, Inc.	519 North Avenue	Plainfield
Pinnacle Treatment Centers NJ-II, T/A Stateline Medical	590 Marshall St.	Phillipsburg
Center For Network Therapy	B 333 Cedar Ave	Middlesex
Mount Pocono Medical	1151 Pocono Blvd Unit 3	Mount Pocono
Bon Secours Community Hospital	160 East Main Street	Port Jervis
Northeast Life Skills Associates	121 Howe Ave	Passaic
Monsignor Wall Social Services Center	149 Hudson St, Hackensack,	Paramus
American Habitare Counseling	687 Frelinghuysen Avenue	Newark
The Lennard Clinic	461 Frelinghuysen Ave	Newark
The Lennard Clinic – III	850 Woodruff Lane	Elizabeth
Plainfield Recovery In Motion Enterprise	120 W 7th Street 204-206	Plainfield
Morris County Aftercare Center	273 E Main St	Denville
Pennsylvania Associates, LLC	663 Mount Pocono Boulevard	Mount Pocono
Good Samaritan Hospital	255 Lafayette Ave.	Suffern

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The town of Newton, New Jersey is an incorporated municipality with a population of 8,019. It is about 60 miles north of New York City. Residents here in Newton deal with the same epidemic of opioid addiction that has so impacted the United States today, and many are seeking help at a methadone clinic near Newton NJ. Thankfully there are methadone clinics in New Jersey convenient to the town of Newton. Methadone has been saving lives for over 50 years, and when combined with the time-proven methods of behavioral therapy, treatment for co-occurring disorders, vocational counseling, and either sober living or help finding safe housing, patients will have an opioid addiction recovery plan with a very high chance of success. Addiction is a chronic, relapsing disease that impacts the whole person and all aspects of life. No part of the person and no corner of life can be neglected on the path to a full recovery.