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
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.