Community Medical Services – Peoria

Walk-ins are welcome at Community Medical Services, an addiction treatment center in Peoria, Arizona. The clinic treats people with opioid use disorder, including heroin and fentanyl, and offers medication treatment for pregnant women.

This Peoria location offers outpatient rehab, so you don't stay overnight after a visit. Counselors meet with people one to one and in groups.

Walk-In Visits in Peoria

The visit starts with a short screening by a counselor or peer support. A provider reviews your medical history next, and you leave with a medication dose. You have free onsite parking when you come in for the dose.

CMS uses methadone and Suboxone, a buprenorphine and naloxone medication, along with a monthly naltrexone injection, among other medications.

Sublocade is used here too, as a buprenorphine injection given once a month.

Psychiatry is part of the treatment plan, and peer support lets patients talk with others who've been through treatment themselves.

The Peoria clinic accepts Cigna, and CMS works with Medicaid, ITU funds, most commercial insurance and self pay.