Williamsport Family Medical Center is a methadone clinic in Williamsport, PA licensed by the PA Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs. Given the alarming increase in opioid overdoses in recent years, we strive to help the citizens of Williamsport and surrounding areas recover from addiction to narcotics like fentanyl and prescription painkillers. 

We are proud to call this important Central Pennsylvania city home and enjoy a prime location close to UPMC Williamsport Hospital and West Branch Susquehanna River, as well as Lycoming College and PA College of Technology. Our new location on Park Ave is close to the intersection of I-180 and Market Street in a neighborhood of established residences and businesses. Clients at our facility have access to plentiful parking and those that don’t drive will find two convenient bus stops for River Valley Transit right outside our door.  

Because clients rely on convenient and accessible clinic hours, we offer methadone dosing on weekdays starting at 6:00am and Saturdays starting at 6:30am. Clients from surrounding towns, such as Armstrong and Woodward, find that they can still meet employment and family obligations while attending our clinic.

Medication-assisted treatment with methadone allows clients to cease using addictive opioids prior to embarking on individual, group or family therapy sessions. Our extensive intake procedure helps our drug and alcohol counselors identify a course of treatment that best fits the client’s underlying issues and schedule. Clients from many different walks of life will find a welcoming environment at Williamsport Medical – we offer gender-specific treatment groups and have a LGBTQ+ addiction treatment program. Current treatment modalities include DBT (dialectical behavioral therapy), CBT (cognitive behavioral therapy), motivational interviewing and relapse prevention.

Patients searching for a Lycoming County outpatient methadone clinic that is covered by insurance should consider Williamsport Family Medical Center. We accept a variety of health insurance policies, both government and private, including UHC/Optum, Medicare and Veterans Administration Community Care Network.

To break free from the grip of addiction, call (570) 505-1123