Medicaid or Government funding, Naltrexone in Connecticut
132 facilities in 50 cities match. 164 facilities in Connecticut in all.
Largest cities
By number of facilities matching.
All cities in Connecticut
50 cities, alphabetical. 30 have a single facility.
- Ansonia2
- Avon1
- Branford1
- Bridgeport10
- Bristol1
- Cheshire1
- Colchester1
- Danbury6
- Danielson2
- Dayville2
- Derby1
- East Hartford1
- Glastonbury1
- Groton1
- Guilford1
- Hartford11
- Jewett City1
- Kent1
- Lebanon1
- Madison1
- Manchester2
- Mansfield Center2
- Meriden2
- Middletown9
- Milford1
- Moosup1
- Naugatuck1
- New Britain3
- New Haven14
- New London5
- New Milford1
- Newington1
- North Branford1
- North Haven1
- North Stonington1
- Norwalk3
- Norwich3
- Putnam1
- Sharon1
- Shelton1
- Stafford Springs1
- Stamford4
- Stratford1
- Torrington8
- Vernon Rockville1
- Waterbury10
- West Haven2
- Westport2
- Willimantic1
- Winsted1
Types of care
- Detox in Connecticut23
- Inpatient and residential in Connecticut45
- Intensive outpatient (IOP) in Connecticut78
- Partial hospitalization (PHP) in Connecticut0
- Outpatient in Connecticut136
- Opioid treatment programs in Connecticut43
Not sure which kind of care fits? The types of care pages explain each in plain language. Connecticut publishes its own list of licensed providers.