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Who Answers?| Name | Address | City |
|---|---|---|
| Community Medical Services Austin on William Cannon | 1110 W William Cannon Dr #303 | Austin |
| Maintenance and Recovery Services Inc (MARS)/South | 2627 Jones Road | Austin |
| Methadone Clinic 1631 East 2nd St Suit B 78702 | 5508 Ponciana Dr | Austin |
| Community Medical Services – Austin on Ferguson | 305 Ferguson Drive | Austin |
| OMEGA Recovery | 1710 Evergreen Ave Suite B | Austin |
| Addiction & Psychotherapy Services: Aeschbach Heinz MD | 2824 S Congress Ave | Austin |
| Briarwood Alcohol and Drug Detox – Austin, TX | 11711 N Lamar Blvd | Austin |
| Integral Care Narcotic Treatment Program | 1631 East 2nd Street Building A | Austin |
| Maps For Recovery Addiction Medicine | 12308 Split Rail Pkwy | Austin |
| Integral Care – CARE Program Journey OTP | 1165 Airport Boulevard | Austin |
| Crestone Wellness | 301 Highland Dr Taylor | Austin |
| Phoenix House Texas – Austin Outpatient | 400 West Live Oak Street | Austin |
| Community Medical Services Cedar Park | 1101 Arrow Point Dr #214 | Cedar Park |
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With a population of 978,908, Austin is the most populous city in Texas as well as the state capital. City residents are called “Austinites,” and the official Austin slogan is, “The Live Music Capital of the World.” Although a fun city to live in, no place can be fun all the time, and there are many people here desperately needing the addiction treatment provided by methadone clinics in Texas. Anyone confronting an opioid addiction who is ready to accept treatment should find a methadone clinic Austin today. In fact, finding a clinic works even when someone isn’t ready. Studies have shown that people forced into opioid treatment by their jobs or by the legal system still have good odds of recovering if they receive Medication Assisted Treatment, i.e. methadone combined with talk therapies like CBT, group therapy, and family counseling. The concept of needing to hit “rock bottom” before methadone treatment will help is a dangerous myth. The sooner anyone begins opioid addiction treatment, the better off they will be.