SAMHSA-certified opioid treatment programs in South Carolina, listed by city. Each clinic links to its full profile.
Opioid treatment programs
22
Cities
19
List buprenorphine
19
List Medicaid
21
Sober Nation lists 22 SAMHSA-certified opioid treatment programs in South Carolina across 19 cities. Charleston (2), Greenville (2) and West Columbia (2) have the most. 22 list methadone among their services, 19 list buprenorphine (the medication in Suboxone), and 21 list Medicaid as a payment option. Services and payment options change, so call a clinic to confirm before your first visit.
Sober Nation lists 22 SAMHSA-certified opioid treatment programs in South Carolina. Outside a hospital, only a certified opioid treatment program can dispense methadone for opioid use disorder.
Which cities in South Carolina have methadone clinics?
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Our South Carolina listings include clinics in Aiken, Anderson, Charleston, Clinton, Columbia, Duncan, Easley, Florence and 11 other cities.
Do methadone clinics in South Carolina take Medicaid?
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21 of the 22 opioid treatment programs listed in South Carolina list Medicaid as a payment option. State Medicaid programs are required to cover methadone for opioid use disorder, but call the clinic to confirm it accepts your plan.
Can I get Suboxone at a methadone clinic in South Carolina?
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19 of the 22 opioid treatment programs listed in South Carolina list buprenorphine, the medication in Suboxone. Look for the buprenorphine badge on each clinic below.
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