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Community Medical Services Fargo

901 28th St S, suite c Fargo, ND 58103 701-404-1100

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Levels of care

Detox · Inpatient · Outpatient

Programs

Alcohol rehab, substance abuse and opioid rehab

Insurance

Private insurance, self-pay

Accreditation

CARF

Setting

Treatment center in Fargo, ND

Operating since

1983

About Community Medical Services Fargo

Community Medical Services is an addiction treatment center in Fargo, North Dakota. The clinic treats opioid use disorder. and provides counseling in private and group settings.

Walk-In Care in Fargo

Community Medical Services offers walk-in visits and same day treatment means care can start when you need it. There's a bus stop at the 28th St and 9th Avenue intersection for easy access and parking is available on site if you drive to the center.

Opioid Care in Fargo

They offer only outpatient rehab, so you'll go home after a visit. Telemedicine is available too for remote access.

Community Medical Services uses methadone and Suboxone for withdrawal and cravings. Naltrexone is a monthly injection that blocks illicit opioids.

The Pregnancy & Women's Health program offers medication treatment for a pregnant woman with opioid use disorder and her child's health is part of that care.

Psychiatry can be part of your treatment plan. Peer support allows you to talk with someone who has lived with the same disorder and find support in that shared experience.

If you're working out how to pay the Fargo clinic works with Medicaid, Blue Cross Blue Shield, HealthPartners and Cigna.

Addiction treatment programs

  • Alcohol rehab
  • Substance abuse
  • Opioid rehab

Levels of care

Detox
People needing withdrawal management can receive it in an inpatient setting or through outpatient care, since settings vary by need.
Inpatient / residential
When detox is finished, recovery work is only getting started. Inpatient care often comes next, giving a person a structured place to keep building on that early progress.
Outpatient
Students and working people often find that outpatient treatment leaves their daily routines and family time intact.

Insurance & payment

  • Self-pay

Community Medical Services Fargo lists the insurance and payment options above; the admissions team verifies coverage before you commit. If you're unsure what your plan covers, check below or call the center directly.

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Accreditation & licensing

  • CARF

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Location & hours

Address
901 28th St S, suite c
Fargo, ND 58103
Phone
701-404-1100
Website
communitymedicalservices.org
Hours
Monday-Friday 6am-1pm, Saturday 7am-9am, Sunday closed
Nearby
South of downtown Fargo, off I-29.
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Frequently asked questions

What kind of care does the Fargo clinic offer?

It’s medication treatment for opioid use disorder. Counseling and support services sit with the medicine. That’s medication assisted treatment at the Fargo clinic, and it’s the level of care on offer.

What therapies come with treatment at Community Medical Services?

You get individual counseling and group counseling. Counselors help you build coping strategies matched to what you need, and those talks are among the addiction therapy options here. Peer support means you can talk with people who’ve been in a similar spot. Psychiatry can join the plan.

Does the Fargo clinic take Cigna?

Yes. The Fargo clinic accepts Cigna. That can make treatment more accessible. Confirm your insurance coverage for rehab in person or by phone before you count on it.

Which medications are used for opioid use disorder here?

Methadone is long-lasting. It’s used for withdrawal symptoms and cravings. Suboxone combines buprenorphine and naloxone to ease withdrawal and lower the chance of misuse. Naltrexone is a monthly injection that blocks the effects of illicit opioids.

Addictions.com regularly reviews this listing for accuracy, but changes may occur between updates. For the most current information, contact Community Medical Services Fargo directly. Are you the provider? Claim this listing to update it.

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