Medicaid, Private insurance or Free, no payment accepted, Buprenorphine or Naltrexone in West Virginia
105 facilities in 59 cities match. 128 facilities in West Virginia in all.
Largest cities
By number of facilities matching.
All cities in West Virginia
59 cities, alphabetical. 40 have a single facility.
- Barboursville3
- Beckley3
- Berkeley Springs1
- Bluefield1
- Bradshaw1
- Branchland1
- Bridgeport1
- Buckhannon1
- Charles Town1
- Charleston7
- Chattaroy1
- Clarksburg4
- Danville1
- Dunbar1
- Elkins1
- Fairmont3
- Fayetteville1
- Grafton1
- Hinton1
- Huntington8
- Hurricane1
- Jane Lew1
- Kearneysville1
- Keyser1
- Kingwood1
- Lewisburg1
- Logan2
- Marlinton1
- Martinsburg5
- Mason1
- Maxwelton2
- Moorefield1
- Morgantown5
- Moundsville1
- Mullens1
- New Martinsville2
- Newell1
- Parkersburg3
- Petersburg1
- Point Pleasant2
- Princeton2
- Ravenswood1
- Ripley1
- Rock View1
- Romney1
- Saint Albans1
- Scott Depot1
- Spencer1
- Summersville2
- Triadelphia1
- Union1
- Walker1
- Wayne2
- Webster Springs1
- Weirton3
- Welch1
- Weston1
- Wheeling3
- Williamson4
Types of care
- Detox in West Virginia34
- Inpatient and residential in West Virginia27
- Intensive outpatient (IOP) in West Virginia36
- Partial hospitalization (PHP) in West Virginia0
- Outpatient in West Virginia113
- Opioid treatment programs in West Virginia7
Not sure which kind of care fits? The types of care pages explain each in plain language. West Virginia publishes its own list of licensed providers.