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About Charleston Comprehensive Trt Ctr
Charleston Comprehensive Treatment Center is an outpatient Opioid Treatment Program (OTP) located at 2157 Greenbrier Street in Charleston, West Virginia, in Kanawha County. The clinic is part of Comprehensive Treatment Centers (CTC), described on its corporate site as the country’s leading network of medication-assisted treatment centers and OTPs. The Charleston facility is CARF-accredited, which is the standard third-party accreditation for opioid treatment programs.
Clinically, the program centers on medication-assisted treatment. Daily dosing and prescription medications are paired with individual and group counseling, and treatment plans are personalized to each patient’s opioid use disorder history, co-occurring conditions, and stage of recovery. SAMHSA lists the program as serving veterans, pregnant women, young adults aged 18 to 25, men, women, and deaf or hard-of-hearing clients, with ASL services available. Co-occurring mental health and substance use conditions are part of the treatable scope.
Access features are a defining piece of the model. The CTC network publishes same-day admission, 24/7 appointment scheduling, and take-home dosing for stable patients. Telehealth is supported alongside in-person dosing visits, which can be important for rural West Virginia patients who otherwise face long drives.
Charleston Comprehensive Treatment Center accepts a broad mix of payment methods reflected in its SAMHSA listing: Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, TRICARE for military families, and self-pay or cash. Specific commercial insurance carriers are not individually listed publicly; prospective patients should verify benefits at intake by calling the SAMHSA-listed phone number (304-344-5924). The program does not offer residential, detox, or inpatient services on-site; its model is structured around outpatient MAT.
- Certified Opioid Treatment Program (OTP) specializing in medically supervised opioid detox
- Same-day admission available for urgent medical detox needs
- Take-home dosing options for qualified patients in withdrawal management
- Early morning operating hours (5 AM start) accommodating work schedules
- CARF accreditation ensuring clinical standards for detox protocols