Find a Addiction Medicine Near You
27 verified addiction medicine specialists are accepting patients. Compare ratings, insurance accepted, languages spoken, and telehealth options.
Finding the right help for addiction is a brave and important step. If you or someone you care about is struggling with substance use or other addictive behaviors, finding a dedicated expert is key to recovery. Addiction medicine specialists are doctors who deeply understand how addiction affects the body and mind. They are trained to offer comprehensive care, from diagnosis and detoxification to long-term recovery planning and support.
These compassionate professionals create personalized treatment plans that can include medication, therapy, and lifestyle changes. They look at your whole health to make sure you get the best possible care for your unique situation. Whether you're just starting to explore treatment options or need ongoing support, a qualified addiction medicine doctor can guide you through every stage of your recovery journey with understanding and expertise. Use our directory to connect with a specialist near you who can help you take back control of your health and well-being.
Conditions treated
- Alcohol Use Disorder
- Opioid Use Disorder
- Stimulant Use Disorder
- Cannabis Use Disorder
- Tobacco Dependence
- Benzodiazepine Dependence
- Process Addictions
- Co-occurring Disorders
Common procedures
- Detoxification Management
- Medication-Assisted Treatment
- Relapse Prevention
- Addiction Evaluation
- Counseling Referrals
- Family Counseling Support
When to see a addiction medicine
- You are unable to control your substance use.
- Your substance use is causing problems in your life.
- You experience withdrawal symptoms when you stop using.
- Your doctor has recommended an addiction specialist.
- You have tried to quit before without success.
- You are concerned about a loved one's addictive behaviors.
First visit
At your first visit, an addiction medicine doctor will usually conduct a thorough assessment of your health and substance use history. This helps them understand your situation and create a personalized treatment plan that fits your needs.
Typical cost
Out-of-pocket costs for addiction medicine visits can range from $150 to $500 or more per session, though this varies widely depending on your insurance coverage and the services provided.
Insurance
Most health insurance plans typically cover addiction medicine visits and treatments, often requiring a co-pay or meeting a deductible.
How to choose the right addiction medicine
- 1Look for doctors board-certified in Addiction Medicine.
- 2Consider their experience with your specific addiction.
- 3Ask if they accept your insurance plan.
- 4Inquire about telehealth options for convenience.
- 5Evaluate their approach to patient communication and support.
- 6Read patient reviews about their practice.
- 7Ensure they offer comprehensive, integrated care.
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Dr. David Jones
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Winston-Salem, NC
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Dr. Carol Campbell
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Atlanta, GA
Dr. Olivia Wright
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Austin, TX
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Houston, TX
Dr. Olu Martin
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Columbus, GA
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New Orleans, LA
Dr. Aisha Lee
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Murfreesboro, TN
Dr. Ji-Yoon McCarthy
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Macon, GA
Dr. Andrew Lee
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Augusta, GA
Dr. Paul Walker
DO
Chattanooga, TN
Dr. Yusuf Flores
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New Orleans, LA
Dr. Edward Wang
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Greensboro, NC
Dr. Thomas King
MD
Fort Worth, TX
Dr. James Clark
DO
Miami, FL
Dr. Mary Adams
MD
Athens, GA
Dr. Anastasia Patel
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Spartanburg, SC
Dr. Ji-Yoon Green
DO
Charlotte, NC
Dr. Amanda Diaz
MD
San Antonio, TX
Dr. Andrew Rivera
DO
Lake Charles, LA
Dr. Diego Okafor
DO
Asheville, NC
Dr. Anthony Reynolds
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Birmingham, AL
Dr. Lucas Perez
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Lafayette, LA
Dr. Sven Martin
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Montgomery, AL
Dr. Brian Green
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Jacksonville, FL
Dr. Isabella Ramirez
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Miami, FL
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Lake Charles, LA