Addiction treatment in North Carolina
North Carolina has 1,080 listed substance use treatment facilities in 180 cities and towns. 623 accept Medicaid, 91 offer medical detox, 449 provide medication-assisted treatment, and 162 are methadone programs.
Services available statewide
- 91 Detox
- 144 Residential
- 810 Outpatient
- 148 Intensive outpatient
- 449 MAT
- 162 Methadone
- 623 Accepts Medicaid
- 483 Accepts Medicare
- 585 Private insurance
- 240 Sliding scale
- 116 Spanish
- 547 Teens
- 383 Veterans
- 259 Women
- 727 Dual diagnosis
- 44 Sober living
- 97 DUI programs
- 184 Pregnant women
- 580 Telehealth
Cities in North Carolina
- Charlotte 78
- Raleigh 53
- Asheville 46
- Durham 41
- Greensboro 37
- Wilmington 35
- Winston-Salem 30
- Fayetteville 28
- Greenville 27
- Gastonia 26
- Lumberton 21
- Morganton 20
- Morehead City 19
- Reidsville 18
- Hickory 15
- High Point 14
- Concord 14
- Goldsboro 14
- Statesville 14
- Shelby 14
- Cary 13
- Jacksonville 13
- Salisbury 13
- Wilson 10
- Monroe 10
- Henderson 10
- Smithfield 10
- Elizabeth City 9
- Lenoir 9
- Laurinburg 9
- Boone 8
- Lexington 8
- Kinston 8
- Roanoke Rapids 8
- North Wilkesboro 8
How far is treatment in North Carolina?
3% of North Carolina residents (about 329,164 people) live in counties more than 30 miles from the nearest medical detox program. 16 of the state's 100 counties have no listed treatment program at all. The longest trip is from Dare County, roughly 64 miles. See the county-by-county North Carolina treatment desert report on FindRehabMap.
State help
Every state has a single state agency for substance use services that funds treatment for people without insurance. The SAMHSA Helpline can connect you with it and with Medicaid-enrolled programs in North Carolina.
Last reviewed 2026-10-06. Facility details come from SAMHSA's FindTreatment.gov locator and facility-provided information. Confirm services, availability and payment directly with the facility.