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Helping People Get Well Since 1969

McLeod Center is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization which specializes in the treatment of substance use disorders. In all of our programs, patients are guided through a full continuum of care that begins with a comprehensive clinical assessment and leads into continuing care services. Our programs are designed to treat the individual who is struggling; not just the disease of addiction.

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This year, McLeod Center was pleased to accept an award of $100,000 from the Mecklenburg County ABC Board to provide education to indigent individuals within the criminal justice system. Since June 2019, McLeod Center has already been able to bring 24 individuals through these programs with the assistance of the ABC Board grant.

McLeod Center offers Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) at 8 clinics across North Carolina. Please call the clinic of your choosing to inquire about intake days.

Hours of Operation for all MAT clinics:
Monday-Friday: 5 am-12 pm
Saturday-Sunday: 6 am-9 am

Attention:
The Charlotte MAT clinic is currently completing intake on Wednesdays from 7am-11am only.

McLeod Center has been awarded a grant to serve patients at our Gastonia, Hickory, and Statesville locations.  If you have not been in treatment for the at least 60 days, are not currently in another treatment program, are 18 years of age or older, and unable to pay for opioid use disorder treatment, please contact any of these three locations to see if you are eligible for coverage under this grant.

To inquire about bed dates for Adult Residential treatment,
please call Michelle Barker at (704) 332-9001, extension 2286.

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To determine eligibility for Treatment Admission,
please complete and submit the form below:

Submit the completed above form to michelle.barker@mcleodcenter.com,
or to the attention of Michelle Barker via fax to (704) 972-2086.

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• Residential Treatment: Length of stay is generally 28 days, but can be tailored to satisfy individual client needs that incorporate education on the disease of addiction with individual, group and family counseling. Residential Treatment may be followed by SAIOP, Aftercare, or referral to an outside agency for long-term sober living environment. The cost of the program may be covered by Area funding, self-pay, and some Insurance companies. We are licensed for 36 bed capacity, and currently manage 24 for capacity.

• Residential DWI: McLeod Center’s Residential DWI Program is a treatment alternative to incarceration for DWI charges. In consideration of substance use history and legal implications of the client’s DWI, the length of stay may be anywhere from 7 to 30 days. While clients are in the Residential DWI Program, they also have the option of completing a DWI Assessment with a state-certified DWI assessor for additional $100 fee.

More information:

• Amenities and Services Provided
• Frequently Asked Questions

McLeod Center offers a Substance Abuse Intensive Outpatient Program (SAIOP) for individuals struggling with substance use disorder. This treatment program is designed to assist adults in pursuing recovery and developing skills to maintain a lifestyle of recovery.

SAIOP is a 90 day or 8-12 week program that combines educational group lectures with intensive group sessions. Group sessions are held in the morning and evening, 3 times per week for 3 hours. The cost of the program may be covered by Medicaid, area funding, and some insurance companies.

Group Sessions:

• Monday, Tuesday, Thursday from 9:00 am-12:00 pm
• Monday, Tuesday, Thursday from 6:00 pm-9:00 pm

Additionally, a Multi-Family group meets weekly on Saturdays from 9:00 am-12:00 pm. Clients in SAIOP and their families are welcome and encouraged to attend.

What does SAIOP include?

• Individual counseling and treatment planning with a primary counselor
• Group counseling
• Family/significant other counseling in a multi-family group
• Introduction to 12 step recovery groups and philosophies
• Education pertaining to substance abuse disorders and recovery; including Relapse Prevention
• Referral services
• Aftercare