Opioid treatment programs (methadone clinics) in Savannah, GA
6 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.
- Augusta Addiction Associates, LLC(912) 352‑4357Opioid treatment program · 600 Commercial Court
- HealthQwest(912) 335‑1699Substance use · 6707 Forest Park Drive · Spanish
- HealthQwest Frontiers, LLC(912) 335‑1699Opioid treatment program · 6707 Forest Park Dr
- MedMark Treatment Centers(912) 352‑4357Substance use · 600 Commercial Court, Suite A
- Metro Treatment of Georgia LP(912) 233‑6430Substance use · 145 Southern Boulevard, Suite B
- Metro Treatment of Georgia, LP(912) 233‑6430Opioid treatment program · 145-B Southern Blvd.
Nearest emergency rooms
- Georgia Regional Hospital Savannah1.5 mi · Savannah, GA
- Savannah Health Services LLC dba Memorial Health University Medical Center2.1 mi · Savannah, GA
- St Joseph's Hospital - Savannah3.0 mi · Savannah, GA
Common questions
Opioid treatment programs (methadone clinics) in Savannah: how many are there?
SAMHSA’s FindTreatment.gov directory lists 6 treatment centers in Savannah that match, of 16 in the city: Augusta Addiction Associates, LLC, HealthQwest, HealthQwest Frontiers, LLC, MedMark Treatment Centers, Metro Treatment of Georgia LP and Metro Treatment of Georgia, LP. 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.
Where is the nearest emergency room to Savannah?
Hospitals that list emergency services in Medicare data, near Savannah: Georgia Regional Hospital Savannah, Savannah (1.5 mi), Savannah Health Services LLC dba Memorial Health University Medical Center, Savannah (2.1 mi) and St Joseph's Hospital - Savannah, Savannah (3.0 mi). In an emergency, call 911.
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