Abuse And Addiction Treatment in Guilford, North Carolina

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Updated October 31, 2026

Fellowship Hall

Abuse And Addiction Treatment

Greensboro, NC

Fellowship Hall provides adult drug and alcohol treatment in Greensboro, including 24/7 monitored detox and residential, PHP, IOP, and outpatient programs.

  • adults seeking drug or alcohol detox with 24/7 monitoring
  • adults needing residential inpatient addiction treatment
  • people transitioning from residential care through PHP or an 8-week IOP

Hannah's Haven

Abuse And Addiction Treatment

Browns Summit, NC

New Season

Abuse And Addiction Treatment

Greensboro, NC

Oxford House Irving Park

Abuse And Addiction Treatment

Greensboro, NC

Oxford House provides self-run, self-supported sober housing founded in 1975, with no time limit for members who remain substance-free.

  • people in recovery seeking substance-free shared housing
  • people seeking long-term sober living without a fixed move-out deadline
  • residents who prefer democratically self-governed housing

Carolina Restorative Health

Abuse And Addiction Treatment

Greensboro, NC

Carolina Restorative Health provides addiction medicine with Sublocade, Vivitrol, and Brixadi, plus Spravato and ketamine therapy in the Piedmont Triad.

  • medication-assisted addiction treatment
  • clients seeking Sublocade, Vivitrol, or Brixadi
  • Spravato or ketamine therapy in the Piedmont Triad

Kaitlyn’s House

Abuse And Addiction Treatment

High Point, NC

Kaitlyn’s House provides no-cost low-barrier medication for opioid use disorder, justice-system support, and post-overdose response.

  • people seeking low-barrier medication for opioid use disorder
  • justice-involved individuals needing addiction support
  • people needing post-overdose response

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FAQ

How long does addiction detox usually take in Guilford County?

Fellowship Hall says its monitored drug and alcohol detox typically lasts 5–7 days. Its intensive outpatient program is offered as an 8-week program.

Are there no-cost opioid addiction services in Guilford County?

Kaitlyn’s House provides no-cost services for participants, including low-barrier medication for opioid use disorder, clinical case management, and post-overdose response.

Which local addiction programs accept Medicaid or Medicare?

Carolina Restorative Health says it accepts multiple insurance plans, including Medicaid and Medicare. Fellowship Hall lists Medicaid and Medicare as exclusions, so applicants should confirm payment options before intake.

What is the difference between addiction treatment and sober living?

Treatment programs such as detox, residential care, PHP, or IOP provide clinical addiction services. Oxford House Irving Park is substance-free shared housing that is self-run and does not provide clinical treatment or continuous outside supervision.

What happens after an opioid overdose in Guilford County?

Kaitlyn’s House includes a post-overdose response team and low-barrier medication for opioid use disorder. A suspected overdose is an emergency; call 911 first.