Medicaid, Medicare & Most Insurance Accepted
No insurance? Just $50/week.
Medicaid, Medicare & Most Insurance Accepted
No insurance? Just $50/week.
Treat Addiction Without Withdrawal
Certified by SAMHSALicensed by the State and DEAAccredited by a SAMHSA-approved OTP agencyMethadone is a long-acting medication that works by attaching to the same opioid receptors in the brain as heroin, morphine, and other opioids, but without causing the intense highs and lows. By easing withdrawal symptoms and blocking cravings it allows people to stabilize and focus on rebuilding their lives.
When taken daily as prescribed, methadone creates a steady, consistent level in the body. This helps reduce the risk of relapse and supports long-term recovery. Unlike other opioids, methadone doesn’t create a euphoric high; it helps you feel clear, balanced, and in control.
Over time, methadone maintenance can support better mental health, stronger relationships, and a more stable, productive life.
Methadone treatment is a form of MAT (Medication-Assisted Treatment) that uses a long-acting opioid medication to:
Ease withdrawal symptoms
Reduce overwhelming cravings
Help you feel steady, physically and mentally
Prevent relapse and support long-term recovery
Unlike short-term detox or cold-turkey quitting, methadone provides steady, consistent relief so you can rebuild your life at your own pace. Methadone is recognized by the World Health Organization as one of its essential medicines for treating opioid dependence.
At Revive Treatment Centers, we combine medication with personalized individual counseling and non-judgmental group counseling, supporting you every step of the way.
Methadone treatment is a form of MAT (Medication-Assisted Treatment) that uses a long-acting opioid medication to:
Proven, Research-Backed Care: Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) with methadone, supported by decades of medical evidence.
Fast, Private Start: Most begin treatment within a week of their first contact.
Personalized Support: One-on-one counseling, group therapy, and medical check-ins tailored to your needs.
Safe, Supervised Dosing: Daily doses administered in a clinical setting to ensure safety and effectiveness.
Flexible Scheduling: Designed to fit your work, family, and personal goals.
Affordable & Accessible: Accepts Medicaid, major insurance plans, plus a low-cost $50/week self-pay option.
Certified & Accredited: Licensed by the state and DEA, certified by SAMHSA, and fully accredited OTP provider.
Your treatment plan is built around you. Services include:
At Revive, methadone is administered in a safe, clinical setting where our staff can monitor your progress, answer questions, and adjust your dose as needed. These regular check-ins ensure your treatment stays effective and aligned with your recovery goals.
We’ll work with you to create a plan that fits your life, whether you’re working, parenting, or starting over.
This program may be right for you if:
You’re using opioids like heroin, fentanyl, or pain pills
You experience withdrawal symptoms when you stop using
You’ve tried quitting before, but relapse keeps happening
You're ready for a structured, supportive path to recovery
If this sounds familiar, we’re here to help.
Getting started is quick and easy. As a certified opioid treatment program, we provide medical supervision, counseling, and a personalized treatment plan. Most people finish intake in under a week and begin treatment shortly after.
You’ll meet with a licensed medical provider to determine if methadone is the right option for you.
You’ll start our methadone program by working with a counselor to build a plan that fits your goals and background. No judgment, just support.
We accept Medicaid and most major plans — including CountyCare, Molina, Meridian, BCBS, Aetna, Humana, and others. No insurance? We keep the self pay rate affordable at only $50 weekly.
For details by location, check out your local methadone program:
Lake Zurich Methadone ClinicHoffman Estates Methadone ClinicOrland Park Methadone Clinic - coming soonBloomingdale Methadone Clinic - coming soon
Methadone treatment typically involves taking a daily dose of methadone, either as a liquid or tablet. The correct dose is carefully tailored by our medical team based on your opioid use history, current health, and how your body responds. The goal is to give you enough support to remove withdrawal symptoms and cravings.
Yes. Methadone is one of the most thoroughly studied treatments for opioid use disorder and has been used safely for more than 50 years. It’s recommended by:
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA)
World Health Organization (WHO)
National Institute on Drug Abuse
Some people stay on methadone for a few months; others find long-term maintenance more effective. It depends on your individual recovery goals. We support both, and help you taper when and if you're ready. If you decide to stop methadone treatment, we will help you do it gradually and under medical supervision to avoid withdrawal symptoms.
Many people feel relief within hours of their first dose of methadone. Your withdrawal symptoms ease quickly, and full stabilization often happens within a few weeks.
Methadone is an opioid, but when it’s used in a structured methadone program with medical support, the risk of addiction is low. Methadone programs are specifically designed to minimize the risk of drug abuse.
There’s a difference between physical dependence (which is normal in MAT) and addiction. We’ll help you understand that difference and stay on track in your recovery.
You don’t have to wait for things to get worse. Whether you’ve tried before or this is your first time, our methadone program meets you where you are, with compassion, structure, and a clear plan forward.
Methadone is not the only option. We also provide Suboxone and buprenorphine treatment, and our FAQ answers the practical questions people ask before starting. If you have never been to a clinic before, what happens on your first day walks through the whole visit. Some people also need more structure than dosing and weekly counseling provide, which is what our intensive outpatient program is for.