Opioid treatment programs (methadone clinics) in Alaska
15 treatment centers. Facilities SAMHSA lists as an opioid treatment program (OTP) or as a federally certified opioid treatment program. Certified OTPs are the programs allowed to give methadone for opioid use disorder; many also offer buprenorphine or naltrexone.
City lists
All 15 in Alaska
- Bethesda Treatment and Recovery Center(907) 412‑3396Opioid treatment program · Anchorage · 1100 E Northern Lights Blvd
- Community Medical Services(907) 782‑4750Substance use · Anchorage · 4335 Laurel Street
- Community Medical Services(907) 290‑3760Substance use · Wasilla · 2521 East Mountain Village Drive, Suite F
- Community Medical Services - Wasilla(907) 290‑3760Opioid treatment program · Wasilla · 2521 E. Mountain Village Drive, Suites E and F
- Community Medical Services- Anchorage on Laurel(907) 782‑4750Opioid treatment program · Anchorage · 4335 Laurel St
- Interior AIDS Association(907) 452‑4222Opioid treatment program · Fairbanks · 710 Third Ave.
- Interior AIDS Association(907) 452‑4222 ext. 100Substance use · Fairbanks · 710 3rd Avenue
- Klawock Behavioral Health(907) 523‑4386Substance use · Mental health · Klawock · 7300 Klawock-Hollis Highway
- Narcotic Drug Treatment Center Inc(907) 276‑6430Substance use · Anchorage · 1015 East 6th Avenue
- Sitka OTC(907) 966‑9797Substance use · Sitka · 700 Katlian Street, Suite F
- Southeast Alaska Regional Health Consortium(907) 463‑4001Opioid treatment program · Ketchikan · 3050 5th Ave
- Southeast Alaska Regional Health Consortium(907) 755‑4925Opioid treatment program · Klawock · 7300 Klawock Hollis Highway
- Southeast Alaska Regional Health Consortium(907) 966‑9797Opioid treatment program · Sitka · 700 Katlian Street
- Southeast Alaska Regional Health Consortium – Juneau(907) 463‑0600Opioid treatment program · Juneau · 1720 Crest Street
- WCHS, Inc.(907) 865‑9653Opioid treatment program · Anchorage · 3230 C Street
Common questions
Opioid treatment programs (methadone clinics) in Alaska: how many are there?
SAMHSA’s FindTreatment.gov directory lists 15 treatment centers in Alaska that match (13% of the 114 listed in the state). Facilities SAMHSA lists as an opioid treatment program (OTP) or as a federally certified opioid treatment program. Certified OTPs are the programs allowed to give methadone for opioid use disorder; many also offer buprenorphine or naltrexone.
Which cities in Alaska have the most?
Anchorage (5), Fairbanks (2), Klawock (2), Sitka (2) and Wasilla (2).
Source: SAMHSA, FindTreatment.gov (National Directory of Mental Health and Substance Use Treatment Facilities), retrieved 2026-11-11. SAMHSA publishes no separate release date for this live directory. The directory has no quality ratings, and this list is not a ranking or a recommendation. Methodology